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A practical A5 houseplant notebook for recording plant care, watering routines, growth and favourite varieties, whether you're caring for one plant or a home full of greenery.
A single houseplant has a way of becoming two, then five, then somehow every windowsill, shelf and sunny corner of the house starts filling with leaves. Whether you enjoy dramatic monsteras, elegant orchids, resilient snake plants or tiny succulents, houseplants bring colour, character and a little piece of nature indoors throughout the year.
Caring for houseplants is a hobby built on observation. Learning how much light a plant prefers, when it needs watering or why one variety thrives while another struggles often comes through experience. A dedicated notebook helps you record those details, making it easier to care for your growing collection and remember what works best for each plant.
This notebook has been created for houseplant enthusiasts of every experience level. Record new additions to your collection, watering schedules, feeding routines, repotting dates and seasonal growth. Keep notes about light levels, humidity, propagation, pest treatments or changes you've noticed over time. You might also record botanical names, favourite varieties, wish-list plants or recommendations from garden centres and fellow collectors.
It's equally useful for planning ahead. Make lists of plants you'd like to buy, pots you'd like to replace or rooms that could benefit from a little more greenery. Record propagation successes, rearrange your collection on paper before moving everything around the house or note which plants thrive in different locations. Looking back through previous entries often helps you recognise patterns and avoid repeating old mistakes.
Over time, this notebook becomes much more than a care log. It captures the excitement of a first new leaf, the satisfaction of successful propagation and the gradual growth of a collection that reflects your own style and interests. Even the plants that don't thrive usually teach something useful for the future.
The practical A5 format (148 × 210 mm) is easy to keep beside your plant shelf, potting bench or favourite chair while tending your collection. With 120 pages (60 sheets) in a paperback format, there's plenty of room to record care routines, observations, future plans and memorable milestones without taking up unnecessary space.
This notebook is suitable for anyone who enjoys keeping houseplants, from beginners choosing their first easy-care varieties to experienced collectors caring for dozens of plants. Whether your collection fills a single windowsill or every room in the house, it provides a practical place to organise your notes and follow the progress of every plant. It also makes a thoughtful gift for anyone whose home is happiest surrounded by greenery.
Every healthy new leaf is a reminder that patience and good care are rewarded. Houseplants encourage us to slow down, pay attention and appreciate small changes that happen over time. This notebook has been designed to help you record those moments and enjoy watching your own windowsill jungle continue to grow.
About the Sketch Notebook Series
Life is full of interesting things to notice.
The Sketch Notebook Series is a growing collection of notebooks created for people who enjoy exploring hobbies, learning new skills and collecting ideas along the way. With clean pages, simple layouts and timeless design, each notebook is made to be used, carried and filled with the things that matter to you.
Whether you're hiking, gardening, fishing, reading, travelling or discovering a brand-new hobby, there's a Sketch Notebook ready to come along for the journey.
Designed in Ireland by Lotta's Lab.
Part of the Sketch Notebook Series by Lotta's Lab. Collect the subjects you love.

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Encadernação Houseplants: Windowsill Jungle:Capa Comum