Maintenance Techniques for Interior Plants

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This manual will teach you how to cultivate lush, green plants without needing replacements. It stems from a decade-long study of over 70,000 interior plants conducted by the largest interior landscape company in British Columbia during the foliage plant boom of the 1970s-80s. Maintenance staff meticulously documented weekly reports on plants across various commercial environments, including shopping malls, office towers, and restaurants. After five years, a zero plant replacement rate was achieved, and subsequent research refined watering techniques for optimal growth in low light. The findings led to the development of the Light Air Water System (LAWS) of plant care, enabling both professionals and plant enthusiasts to ensure their designs thrive indefinitely. Upon finishing this manual, you will grasp 95% of the secrets to professional indoor plant care, with the remaining 5% revealed through observing plant responses to environmental changes throughout the year. Indoor plants thrive primarily on light and water. While light conditions are fixed post-installation, modern watering techniques allow for precise care. Mastering these methods will enable you to excel as an interiorscaper, impressing clients with your expertise and fostering a positive attitude towards plants, which is essential for your success.