Black plants with gothic flair for your home this Halloween

As autumn deepens and Halloween approaches, there’s something beautifully haunting about plants that wear darkness on their leaves. While truly … More

The history of houseplants: when people first brought green indoors

What seems like a modern trend—filling homes with potted plants—actually has roots stretching back millennia. Over time, indoor plants have … More

The hidden carbon footprint of your houseplants (and how to reduce it)

At Planteka, we believe that plants make our lives richer—not just by beautifying our homes, but by reconnecting us to … More

Plants that shaped history: 5 species that changed the world

Throughout history, plants have been more than just beautiful additions to gardens. They’ve healed us, nourished us, sparked revolutions, and … More

Plants are living beings: why it changes the way we care for them

Sometimes, when we look at a potted plant at home or a tree on the street, we forget they’re not … More

Invasive plants in the Mediterranean

What they are, why they’re a problem, and how you can help At Planteka, we’re passionate about helping people connect … More

How to care for a daffodil or narcissus?

May brings longer days, warmer weather, and gardens bursting into life—and what better plant to celebrate this vibrant shift than … More

The cultural significance of plants

Plants have always been part of our story—not just as food, medicine, or decoration, but as symbols, storytellers, and carriers … More

How to make your own kokedama: a step-by-step guide

Kokedama, meaning “moss ball” in Japanese, is a beautiful and minimalist way to display plants without traditional pots. This technique, … More

Plants in art history: symbolism, meaning, and hidden messages

Plants have long played a crucial role in art, not just as background elements but as symbols of love, life, … More