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Control pest infestations for healthier plants As an interior plant technician, it's important to carefully check over each plant with every visit to inspect it for possible pest outbreaks. Diagnosing a pest population on a plant before it requires replacement or a Special Services spray is critical to your work. There are several steps [...]
Anthuriums are wonderful seasonal plants February is a great month to let your customer know how much you appreciate them! Send them hearts and flowers with one beautiful Anthurium. Today, there are many gorgeous varieties available for interiorscape use. From tiny 4” sizes to three-foot-tall sizes. They are wonderful additions to your collection of [...]
Plant inventories will keep you organized Written plant inventories provide important information for the many people involved in the servicing and monitoring of interiorscape accounts. They tell us the total number of plants to service and their locations, what sizes of plants and containers were originally installed, who the contact person is, how long [...]
Show customers you appreciate their business Take the following True/False Quiz and find out how adept you are at providing outstanding customer service. Placing yourself in your client’s shoes and thinking about how you would like to be treated will guide you to the correct answers! Answer the following TRUE or FALSE questions to [...]
It's all in the details Good interiorscape service requires us to pay close attention to the cosmetics of each plant, in each account, with every visit. We may love to know about the physiology of the plants (and indeed that will help us do our job better) or what kind of insects they have, [...]
Silver Bay Aglaonema Aglaonemas are one of the most frequently used plants in interiorscapes. They are used as tabletop plants, stand-alone floor plants and as groundcovers in beds. They mix well with seasonal flowers and they survive in terribly low light. They endure chronic over- and under-watering. It’s hard to envision an interiorscape without [...]
Good posture helps prevent injury Plant technicians are increasingly susceptible to repetitive stress injuries of all kinds, so remember that good posture is among the things you can do physically to help ward off unnecessary strains. Heed these tips: 1. Don’t lean your head forward The average adult head weighs 10 pounds. When it’s carried [...]
Water flowers and plants efficiently There are a number of components that contribute to the interior plant technician's ability to create beautiful, healthy plants for the client. Good business sense dictates that the technician do so as cost-effectively as possible. Obviously, water is a key contributor to the plant’s health. How the technician transports [...]
Manage your time efficiently How can you give your accounts the attention they deserve when you're always busy? Is it possible to even do a good job and still get everything done in time? Surely there's a better way to manage your time and not feel stressed. Someone once said, “We all have the [...]
Fiddle leaf fig trees are prone to broken branches It’s so upsetting to walk up to a plant that you haven’t seen for a week and see a broken, dangling branch, maybe even more than one. Ohhh, the poor thing! How did that happen? How long has it been like this? It’s gotta hurt! [...]
