leaf journal
about this journal

no botanists here.

leaf journal is a shared journal of what worked, what died, and what we'd buy again — so your plants don't pay for anyone's learning curve.

a pink princess philodendron on a windowsill, leaves still wet
the pink princess. still alive. (miracle.)

this started with one calathea, dead in 11 days, and the notes that followed. no degree, no greenhouse — just a windowsill, a lot of mistakes, and a habit of writing down what actually fixed things.

now it's a growing collection of field notes from plant people everywhere: the wins, the regrets, the rescues. you ask, you confess, you correct us in the comments — and we write it all down so the next person doesn't have to learn it the hard way.

welcome to the chaos. add to it.

what you can do here

no account needed for the first three

how it stays kind

every question, reply and memorial is read by a human before it goes live. no spam, no bots, no “just repot it” drive-bys. it's a small community on purpose.

we also make plant videos on @leafjournal on tiktok — that's where a lot of this started, and where the honest reviews get loud.

the weekly entry

real plant talk. once a week.
no fluff. just the stuff we all wish we knew sooner.

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one honest entry, every sunday. i can barely keep my plants alive, let alone a marketing funnel.

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