To that end, all you really have to do is to clean the foliage of your houseplants from time to time to remove the dust and dirt that dull the natural brightness of the leaves. Sometimes simply hosing down the plant in the shower (or outdoors in the summer) is enough. If not, simply wipe the leaves with a soapy cloth to get rid of the grime, then rinse. Lime deposits (hard, white, crusty buildups) can be tough to remove with soap alone. Remove them by rubbing softly with a cloth soaked in a solution of 1 tablespoon of white vinegar in 1 quart (1 liter) of water.

LEAF SHINE FOR INDOOR PLANTS - Our house plant mist for plants is an effective remedy to keep your plants as healthy as possible. It provides an all-natural way to clean your plant leaves and restore their natural luster and glow, but also protect them bugs and insects - a great alternative to usual leaf shine wipes for indoor plants So, it’s best to not apply leaf spray to such monocots as yuccas, orchids, dracenas, bamboos, sansevierias, etc. nor any of the aroids (philodendrons, photos, monsteras, dieffenbachias, peace lilies, etc.). It is even more important to never apply it to bromeliads, especially the famous “air plants,” which absorb almost all their moisture from scales on their leaves, as leaf spray will clog the scales. Avoid applying it too to aquatic plants with floating leaves, as they only have stomata on the upper surface of the leaf. Shake can thoroughly before use. Spray from a distance of 30cm (12 in) on the upper leaf surfaces only.And it is true that, in general, these products are not terribly harmful: your plants won’t keel over and die immediately after you apply them. However, they’re not without undesirable side effects either. Use a sweeping motion to give a light, even film, without overwetting the leaves. The product may be applied at monthly intervals. Having gone over all this, I think it’s time to ask the real question: do you really need leaves that look lacquered? Suitable for use with any indoor houseplant, simply spray Baby Bio Leaf Shine on your plant’s foliage (from 20-30cm) in a circular motion to help keep leaves in tip-top condition. Repeat this once a month! Sometimes when you buy a houseplant, you’ll find its leaves are particularly shiny. Now, this can be innate—the leaves of certain plants, and in particular those of schleffera ( Schefflera actinophylla), zz plant ( Zamioculcas zamiifolia) and mirror plant ( Coprosma repens), are naturally very glossy—but often what you’ve found is a plant that was treated with leaf shine, also called leaf polish. Florists, especially, like to add value to the foliage in their floral arrangements and so spray the leaves with it. They also tend to apply it to the houseplants they sell. And leaf shine products are readily available in stores and on the Internet for you to use yourself.

PLANT LEAF WIPES ALTERNATIVE - A great recipe that works as indoor plant spray for vegetables helping to protect your crops, an effective garden insect repellent and an plant care spray to take care of your flowers and plants inside the house. This leaf cleaner for indoor plants helps your plants to thrive and is cruelty free

Always test on a small inconspicuous area first Method of application: Wipe The formula with Almond Oil is mild and caring and is suitable for dry and sensitive skin Do you like your indoor house plants looking their best all year round? Then look no further. Baby Bio Leaf Shine is an easy-use aerosol that helps your plants maintain that natural shine.