20/10/2026
Recently, we’ve been receiving quite a number of enquiries from customers wondering why their plants are suddenly looking unhealthy, even though nothing has changed in their usual care routine.
Same watering, same spot, same care. So, what’s going wrong?
One possible reason could be something many of us overlook — the haze.
Haze doesn’t just affect humans and animals. Plants suffer too. 🌿
When forests burn in Indonesia, it’s not just the trees that are lost. Wildlife loses its habitat, and the smoke travels across borders, affecting people, animals, and even plants in our cities.
But here’s something many plant lovers may not realise.
**Haze can affect your indoor plants too.**
When the sky stays hazy, less sunlight reaches our homes. The light intensity your plants receive may be very different from what they’re used to, affecting photosynthesis and slowing down their growth.
So, if you’ve noticed your plants looking a little unhappy or growing more slowly over the past few months, haze could be one of the contributing factors.
Sometimes, it’s not about how much you water or fertilise. It’s about what’s happening in the environment around us.
Take care of yourself, your pets, and your plants during hazy days.
