Tor says where you put your plant in the house is important to ensure the right light and humidity levels for it. Photos: The Star/Azman Ghani
Social media is part and parcel of our modern lifestyle but it is also a frequent source of misinformation, which is something Jason Tor can attest to.
The co-founder of Plant and Pot Studio in Puchong, Selangor, said in mid-June, he experienced a spike in demand for snake plants, also known as mother-in-law’s tongue.
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Tor says where you put your plant in the house is important to ensure the right light and humidity levels for it. Photos: The Star/Azman Ghani
The watermelon peperomia was an Instagram hit not too long ago, but it is not an easy plant to take care of, says Tor.
The top five bestsellers during the MCO were (from left) the watermelon peperomia, snake plant, spider plant, monstera and peace lily.
The sansevieria rhino horn, a unique sub-species of the snake plant.
The interior of Plant and Pot Studio is like a relaxing mini rainforest.
Aqua terrariums are self-sustaining ecosystems that do not need air filtration or water change.
Coming back in vogue recently are the birds of paradise (right) and the peperomia plants.
There are over 100 sub-species of the snake plant or sansevieria.
From left are the sansevieria spp, sansevieria mansonianavar, sansevieria black diamond, sansevieria moonshine and sansevieria cylindrica patula.
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