The Victorian Atlanta

PSA for the incense crowd: Brass Earth is now at both shops.

We keep trying to pick a favorite scent and haven’t managed to yet. If you’ve been looking for a new incense, this is a good place to start.

When a client tells us they want something big, we listen.

This install featured a special-order Pachypodium geayi standing just over 6 feet tall along with a striking Euphorbia ingens. After carefully sourcing both specimens, our team handled delivery, on-site repotting, and installation to make sure each plant felt perfectly at home in the space.

Our Greenterior services are designed to make adding plants to your home easy—from plant selection and sourcing to installation and ongoing care.

Sometimes all it takes is one exceptional plant to change the feel of an entire room.

PROPAGATION 101: Class is in session 📝

Not all cuttings are created equal, and a few small details can go a long way when it comes to propagation. Here's our guide to water propagation success:

❁ Make sure your plant can actually be propagated in water.
❁ For aroids (Monstera, Philodendron, Pothos, Syngonium, etc.), always include at least one node.
❁ If your cutting has an aerial root, even better—it gives rooting a head start.
❁ Remove any leaves that would sit below the water line.
❁ Keep your water clean and top it off as needed.
❁ Place cuttings in bright, indirect light.
❁ Be patient—some plants root quickly, others take time.
❁ Wait for a robust root system before transferring to soil.
❁ Remember: water roots and soil roots are different. Potting up too early can lead to transplant shock.
❁ After planting, keep the soil slightly more moist than usual while the cutting adjusts.

Not every cutting will root the same way, and not every plant is a good candidate for water propagation. Understanding a few basics—where to cut, what to look for, and when to move a cutting into soil—can make all the difference.

🗣️ Want us to answer your burning plant care questions? Leave a comment below and stay tuned for more plant care tips and tricks.