houseplantschool
Discover and read the signs of your houseplants with our visual online courses on plant care.
Pick up their clues to give them the best care.
Our personalized notifications support you in your plant care routine. They are included and available at the end of each course.
houseplantschool
Learn to read
your houseplants
Discover and read the signs of your houseplants with our visual online courses on plant care.
Pick up their clues to give them the best care.
Get support in
your plant care
Our personalized notifications support you in your plant care routine.
They are included and available at the end of each course.
Choose a plant
Monstera deliciosa
ZZ plant
Snake plant
Pilea
Pothos
Lucky bamboo
Cacti
Fiddle leaf fig
Aloe vera
Corn plant
Rubber plant
Spider plant
Succulents
String of hearts
Can't find yours?
Choose a plant
Monstera deliciosa
ZZ plant
Snake plant
Pilea
Pothos
Lucky bamboo
Cacti
Fiddle leaf fig
Aloe vera
Corn plant
Rubber plant
Spider plant
Succulents
String of hearts
Can't find yours?
Choose a plant
Monstera deliciosa
ZZ plant
Snake plant
Pilea
Pothos
Lucky bamboo
Cacti
Fiddle leaf fig
Aloe vera
Corn plant
Rubber plant
Spider plant
Succulents
String of hearts
Can't find yours?
Explore your Monstera course
Try our course with examples from the first three chapters and learn how to make your Monstera thrive.
1. Natural habitat - Learn about the tropical rainforest
2. Monstera at home - Learn to listen to what your Monstera tells you
3. Tools & actions - Learn to take care of your Monstera
1/5
How would you describe the Monstera's natural habitat?
warm and dry
cold and dry
cold and humid
warm and humid
✔ You rock!
The Monstera is a tropical plant native to the South American rainforests. It thrives in warm and humid climates. Its big leaves absorb light and water from the surrounding air.
✘ That was close!
The Monstera is a tropical plant native to the South American rainforests. It thrives in warm and humid climates. Its big leaves absorb light and water from the surrounding air.
2/5
Imagine you just bought a Monstera and now you’re looking for a good location to put it in your home. Which location(s) would you choose?
full sun
part shade
bright indirect sun
complete shade
✔ Well done!
The Monstera is pretty flexible with light levels. It will thrive in bright, indirect light but also grows well in partial shade.
✘ Sorry, but keep going.
The Monstera is pretty flexible with light levels. It will thrive in bright, indirect light but also grows well in partial shade.
3/5
One of the most frequent problems is overwatering. How do you think an overwatered Monstera looks like?
✔ Splendid!
If a Monstera is continuously overwatered, the leaves will droop and turn brown considerably. Stems will begin to feel soft, turn brown and eventually rot.
✘ You're getting there!
Drooping and browning leaves are a sure sign of a continuously over watered Monstera.
Stems will begin to feel soft, turn brown and eventually rot.
4/5
What options do you have to determine if your Monstera needs water or if the soil is still moist?
✔ Your plants will love you!
Following a fixed schedule can be troublesome as a plant’s water need depends on changing factors such as light and temperature. Instead we recommend to feel the soil or use a chopstick or similar object. Push it down and if soil sticks to it, the soil is still moist enough.
✘ You're much better already!
Following a fixed schedule can be troublesome as a plant’s water need depends on changing factors such as light and temperature. Instead we recommend to feel the soil or use a chopstick or similar object. Push it down and if soil sticks to it, the soil is still moist enough.
5/5
Do you think this tool is being used correctly?
✔ You are a star!
The spray bottle is used to increase the humidity around the leaves, not to water the soil. You should spray from a bit of a distance to avoid big droplets on the leaves, which could cause spots.
✘ You can do it!
The spray bottle is used to increase the humidity around the leaves, not to water the soil. You should spray from a bit of a distance to avoid big droplets on the leaves, which could cause spots.
After completing these 5 example questions of our course, how much would you say you have learned?
Tell us which plant our next course should be about!
If you leave your email, we'll notify you once the course is available.
Welcome to your Monstera deliciosa course
or start in our app
Complete your Monstera course
Understand all of the needs of a Monstera deliciosa.Learn the tasks and tools of being a good plant parent.Get to know your plant’s natural habitat and make your Monstera feel at home
By purchasing this course you agree to our
terms and conditions.
Complete your Monstera course
Understand all of the needs of a Monstera deliciosa.Learn the tasks and tools of being a good plant parent.Get to know your plant’s natural habitat and make your Monstera feel at home
By purchasing this course you agree to our
terms and conditions.
Feel safe with our assistance
Be accompanied by personalized notes on your plant’s behavior. Pick up what’s happening through bite-sized information via email, push notification or WhatsApp.
Feel safe with our assistance
Be accompanied by personalized notes on your plant’s behavior. Pick up what’s happening through bite-sized information via email, push notification or WhatsApp.
What can we assist you with?
Now think of your own Monstera. After what you've learned, is there anything you would like to change?
Water more
A few examples how the first notes on watering more would look like for you.
Day 1
A Monstera is quite drought tolerant, but don't let the soil stay completely dry for more than a week.
Day 3
Feel the soil by pushing your finger down a little. If the soil feels dusty and doesn't stick to your finger, it's time to water.
Day 7
Do your Monstera's leaves have a healthy green color but are still drooping and bending down? Time to water!
Water less
A few examples how the first notes on watering less would look like for you.
Day 1
Overwatering is a common problem. Monsteras are quite tolerant, but if unsure, water rather less than more.
Day 3
Feel the soil of your plant. If it feels moist and sticks to your finger well, you shouldn't water just yet.
Day 7
Take a look into your pot or saucer. Make sure your plant doesn't sit in water. If it does, pour out the water
Change location
A few examples how the first notes on changing the location of your plant would look like for you.
Day 1
When relocating your Monstera, make sure it gets enough bright light, but avoid strong, full sun
Day 5
Plants need time to adapt. No need to worry if the leaves are drooping, your plant is still getting used to the new spot.
Day 10
Take a close look at your leaves. Brown spots indicate your plant gets too much direct sunlight. Curtains can protect it!
Increase humidity
A few examples how the first notes on increasing humidity would look like for you.
Day 1
Using a spray bottle with room temperature water is a great way to increase the humidity around your plant!
Day 3
When misting your plant with a spray bottle, aim for the leaves and avoid the stems and soil.
Day 10
Did you know that grouping several plants together can increase humidity too? It's like a small microclimate.
Improve fertilizing
A few examples how the first notes on improving fertilization would look like for you.
Day 1
Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium...
what is important? For Monsteras, an equally balanced, liquid fertilizer is a good way to start!
Day 3
When it comes to fertilizer types Monsteras aren't too picky. But if you're looking to buy a new one, a balanced fertilizer for indoor foliage plants is a good choice.
Day 7
Label instructions are a start, but plant needs vary. Large Monsteras only need to be fed every two or three weeks from spring to later summer. Small Monsteras need even less.
Set your notifications
- or get notifications in our app -
Thank you!
We're happy to accompany you in your plant care! You will receive your first notification soon.
Unlock your selected plant
Get to know your plant's natural habitat.Understand your plant's needs.Learn the tools and actions of good plant care.
Includes the basic course. Go beyond regular plant care and learn about blooming, propagation, diseases and much more.Additional expert tips and tricks.
Please select your payment method
Thank you for your purchase!
To access your complete Monstera Deliciosa course, please click the button below. Have fun! :-)
You will also receive your link to access the course in a separate email.
Help us to get even better!
We are working hard to get better every day.
Your feedback is the most valuable asset on our way.
App under construction
Sorry, you caught us before we're ready. Currently, we're in the midst of putting the app together.
Leave your email below and we'll let you know the minute its ready!
App under construction
We're sorry, you caught us before we're ready. Currently, we're busily coding and putting the app together.
Leave your email below and we'll let you know the minute its ready!
We're honored by your interest in our product!
You caught us before we're ready. We're busily working on more plant courses.
We'll keep you updated via your contact information.
If you haven't subscribed yet, leave your e-mail below and we'll notify you when the next courses are ready.
Thank you for your support!
Subscription successful!
Thank you for your trust and interest.
We'll keep you in the loop.
Until then follow us on Instagram
@houseplantschool
Impressum
www.houseplantschool.com ist ein Angebot der
inovex GmbH
Karlsruher Straße 71
D-75179 Pforzheim
Tel +49 7231 3191-0
Fax +49 7231 3191-91
[email protected]
Geschäftsführer: Stephan Müller
Sitz: Pforzheim
AG Mannheim, HRB 502126
USt-ID gemäß § 27 a Umsatzsteuergesetz: DE 144 196 117
www.houseplantschool.com
Inhaltlich Verantwortlicher gemäß § 6 MDStV: Thomas Leitermann
Copyright
2017, inovex GmbH, Pforzheim, Deutschland
Alle Rechte vorbehalten.
Texte und Bilder sowie deren Anordnung auf www.houseplantschool.com unterliegen dem Schutz des Urheberrechts und anderer Schutzgesetze. Der Inhalt dieser Webseiten darf nicht zu kommerziellen Zwecken kopiert, verbreitet, verändert oder Dritten zugänglich gemacht werden. Einige der auf den Webseiten befindlichen Bilder unterliegen außerdem dem Copyright Dritter. Soweit nicht anders angegeben, sind alle Markenzeichen auf www.houseplantschool.com markenrechtlich geschützt.
Terms & conditions
1.1 Sie erhalten mit vollständiger Bezahlung des Entgelts das einfache, nicht übertragbare und nicht unterlizenzierbare Recht zur Nutzung der Ihnen von inovex zur Verfügung gestellten digitalen Inhalte (der Content) nach Maßgabe dieser Ziffer. Das Nutzungsrecht umfasst die Berechtigung zur Vervielfältigung des Content im Wege des Downloads und zur bestimmungsgemäßen Nutzung auf Ihren Computer oder ein sonstiges Endgerät. Von dem Nutzungsrecht nicht umfasst ist insbesondere die Berechtigung, den Content an Dritte zu vermieten, den Content drahtgebunden oder drahtlos öffentlich wiederzugeben oder zugänglich zu machen, den Content Dritten entgeltlich oder unentgeltlich zur Verfügung zu stellen oder in sonstiger Weise Unterlizenzen an dem Content zu vergeben. Sämtliche weiteren Rechte an dem Content, insbesondere, aber nicht ausschließlich, das Verbreitungsrecht, das Ausstellungsrecht und das Recht der öffentlichen Wiedergabe verbleiben unabhängig von der Bezugsart bei inovex bzw. unserem Lizenzgeber. Verstoßen Sie gegen eine der Bestimmungen dieser Ziffer, fallen sämtliche Ihnen eingeräumten Nutzungsrechte mit sofortiger Wirkung automatisch an inovex zurück, ohne dass es einer gesonderten Erklärung hierzu bedarf. In diesem Fall haben Sie die Nutzung des Content unverzüglich und vollständig einzustellen.
1.2 Im Falle von Mängeln des Content stehen Ihnen gegenüber inovex die gesetzlichen Gewährleistungsrechte zu. Soweit nicht ausdrücklich individuell vereinbart, gibt inovex keine hierüber hinausgehenden Garantien oder irgendwelche anderen Zusicherungen ab.
1.3 inovex haftet unbeschränkt bei Schadensersatzansprüchen aus der Verletzung des Lebens, des Körpers und/oder der Gesundheit. Für sonstige Schäden haftet inovex nur, wenn und soweit diese auf der Verletzung wesentlicher Vertragspflichten (Kardinalpflichten) oder auf einer vorsätzlichen oder grob fahrlässigen Pflichtverletzung von inovex, seiner gesetzlichen Vertreter oder Erfüllungsgehilfen beruhen. Wesentliche Vertragspflichten sind solche Pflichten, deren Erfüllung die ordnungsgemäße Durchführung des Vertrages überhaupt erst ermöglichen, deren Verletzung die Erreichung des Vertragszwecks gefährdet und auf deren Einhaltung Sie regelmäßig vertrauen und vertrauen dürfen. Bei der einfach fahrlässigen Verletzung wesentlicher Vertragspflichten haftet inovex nur auf den vertragstypischen, vorhersehbaren Schaden, es sei denn, es handelt sich um Schadensersatzansprüche Ihrerseits aus einer Verletzung des Lebens, des Körpers oder der Gesundheit. Die Haftung von inovex nach dem Produkthaftungsgesetz oder anderen zwingenden gesetzlichen Vorschriften bleibt unberührt.
1.4 inovex hat den Content sorgfältig erarbeitet und ausgewählt. inovex übernimmt allerdings keine Gewähr oder Haftung für die Richtigkeit, Vollständigkeit, Aktualität oder Qualität des Content. Sie sind verpflichtet, die zur Verfügung gestellten Inhalte nebst Sicherheitshinweisen vor der Verwendung sorgfältig zu lesen und zu beachten. Insbesondere sollten Gegenstände, die die Gesundheit von Kindern gefährden könnten, diesen nicht oder nur unter Aufsicht der Eltern/Erziehungsberechtigten überlassen werden.
1.5 Es gilt deutsches Recht unter Ausschluss des UN-Kaufrechts. Hinsichtlich des Gerichtsstandes gelten die gesetzlichen Regelungen.