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05/29/2026

If your plant is declining and you’re changing everything at once — that might actually be making things worse. 🌿

Here’s why: every change you make is a new stressor your plant has to respond to. Light, water, soil, location — all at the same time is A LOT. And if something does help, you won’t even know which one it was.

The fix is simple (but hard to resist when you’re panicking):
Change one thing. Wait. Watch how your plant responds. Then go from there.

It’s slower, but it’s the only way actually to know what’s working.

🪴Save this for the next time you’re in full plant panic mode.

05/26/2026

Succulents aren’t hard, but they’re not super easy as people make them out to be either! 🫪

Here are the two things that actually matter.

☀️ Light — more than you think
Succulents want the brightest spot in your home, right up against the window. If yours is going long and leggy, it’s reaching for light it’s not getting. No bright window? A grow light makes a huge difference.

💧 Watering — not never, not always
Two extremes kill succulents: ignoring them completely, or watering too often. When to actually water? Wait until the soil is fully dry (sometimes 2–3 weeks!), then water deeply until the soil is fully saturated. Then wait again.

🌱 That’s it. Get those two things right, and your succulent is well on its way.

Save this if succulents haven’t loved you back yet — it’s not you, it’s the light (or the water). 🪟🌞

05/24/2026

ohhh nooo 😢 sorry sabrina 🫪

05/21/2026

🐍🌿Snake plants can survive low light, BUT there’s a difference between surviving and actually thriving and growing

Here’s what’s happening in that dark corner: snake plants use a special type of photosynthesis (CAM) that helps them conserve energy in low light. They’re genuinely tough. But without enough light to recharge, they end up burning through their energy reserves just to stay green and stay alive. That means there’s pretty much nothing left over for new growth.

It’s not dead. It’s not dying. It’s not thriving. It’s just… there.

☀️If you want to see yours actually push out new leaves, move it somewhere with bright indirect light. It doesn’t need direct sun — just enough to recharge.

Low light tolerant ≠ low light lover 🌱

05/19/2026

Pet parents, this one’s for you. 🐾🌿

Here are 4 plants that are safe for cats and dogs — and look stunning:

🦚 Calathea Makoyana — bold patterned leaves, loves humidity, but a bit of a diva
🥞 Pilea Peperomioides — super beginner-friendly, low fuss, makes baby plants to share
🩸 Fittonia Nerve Plant — gorgeous veined leaves, drama queen when thirsty (but bounces back after watering)
🐢 String of Turtles — delicate, slow-growing, and that shell pattern is unreal

All four are available in store now at JOMO Studio in Toronto. 📍

Save this if you’ve been searching for pet-safe options — there are way more beautiful choices than people think. 🌱

05/16/2026

New arrivals just landed — and this batch is a good one. 🌿 Swipe to meet some of them.

💚 Alocasia Maharani — also called the Alocasia Grey Dragon, is prized for its thick, textured, grey green leaves with a leathery, almost stone like surface. Hardy for a collector plant and a beautiful entry point into the jewel Alocasia world.

🪤 Nepenthes Alata — a carnivorous pitcher plant that’s actually beginner friendly. Fast-growing, adaptable, and those hanging pitchers with winged ridges are genuinely unlike anything else. (and yes, it eats bugs!)

🎨 Fiddle Leaf Fig Variegated — the classic FLF but make it painterly. Creamy white and green splashed across those iconic violin-shaped leaves. Every leaf is completely unique.

🌸 Dipladenia — trumpet-shaped blooms in pink, white, and red, a full bushy form, and it attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. One for the patio or a bright sunny spot indoors.

All available in store now at JOMO Studio, Toronto📍
Questions about any of these? Drop them below or send us a DM. 🌱

05/14/2026

whaaaat??? who knew🤯 life hacks frfr 😳

if you don’t believe us, i guess you’ll have get a houseplant and try it out yourself 🫣

05/11/2026

Friendly reminder: plant advice is a starting point, not a rulebook. 🌿

Your light, humidity, home, and routine are unique to you — and your plants are adapting to all of it. That’s why two people can do totally different things and both end up with thriving plants.

We share tips to help guide you, not to stress you out. In a short 1 minute video, we can’t cover every possibility or every single environment. So take what’s useful, leave what isn’t, and adjust as you go.

If your plant is growing and looks healthy — you’re already doing it right. That’s the whole goal.

Trust yourself (and your plants) a little more🪴

05/08/2026

phew! that was a close call 😮‍💨

05/05/2026

You may have kept one plant alive for years, and then killed one? That doesn’t make you a bad plant parent. 🌿

🤔 We hear this all the time. Someone has a thriving collection, brings home a new plant, and it dies. The assumption? Something must be wrong with the plant.

🪴But different plants have wildly different needs. What keeps one alive can be exactly the wrong thing for another. A snake plant loves to be ignored. A fiddle leaf fig wants consistent humidity, stable temps, and just the right amount of light.

Experiencing plant death — even as a seasoned plant parent — is just part of the process. Every new plant is a new learning curve.

The experienced plant parents aren’t the ones who never lose plants. They’re the ones who keep going anyway 💚🙂‍↕️

05/04/2026

if you didn’t know, we have some super cool plants at JOMO Studio 🫣👀🪴

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