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The alocasia file
The honest dossier on the most beautiful plant that will make you doubt yourself, monthly — including the one page that stops you binning her alive.
€15
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The anthurium file
The plant everyone gets as a gift and nobody understands — starting with the fact that her flower is a leaf.
€15
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The beginner's ten
The ten plants that actually live on my shelf — who they are, how they arrived, and the order a beginner should copy.
€15
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The begonia file
The collector's genus, honestly filed — three tribes, one white-dust villain, and the leaves that outshine the flowers.
€15
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The calathea file
The most dramatic plant in the shop, filed properly — the diva that folds up to pray every night.
€15
guide
The carnivorous plants starter file
Venus flytraps and sundews indoors — the most-wanted, worst-treated plants in the shop, filed properly. She's not a houseplant. She's a bog plant with special effects.
€15
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The fern file
The 350-million-year survivor that can't survive your living room — the honest fern dossier.
€15
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The ficus & rubber plant file
The rest of the ficus family, reviewed honestly — the weeping fig that faints at every change, and the rubber plant that forgives almost anything.
€15
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The fiddle leaf fig file
The honest review of the interior-magazine tree that punishes you for believing the photo.
€15
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The hoya file
The collector's plant, honestly reviewed — the easiest houseplant to keep alive, the slowest to make bloom, and worth every year of the wait.
€15
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The monstera file
The complete dossier on the plant everyone buys first and understands last.
€15
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The orchid file
The gift plant that never reblooms — and why she was never dead, just between shows.
€15
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The peace lily file
The most communicative plant in the trade — a moisture meter with leaves, filed properly. Learn her language and she'll never have to faint again.
€15
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The peperomia file
The pet-safe genus, on the record — over 1,500 species, none of them toxic, most of them under a fiver.
€15
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The pothos & philodendron file
How to keep the trailing aroids full and bushy — instead of three bald two-metre ropes.
€15
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The snake plant & zz file
The two plants everyone calls "unkillable" — and the honest file on why you keep drowning them anyway.
€15
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The string of things file
Pearls, hearts, turtles and friends — the most photographed and most killed plants on the internet, on the record.
€15
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The succulents indoors file
Why your succulent stretches into a pale, leaning stick — and how to chop her back into the rosette you paid for.
€15
If a guide doesn't help you, I'll refund it — I've wasted enough money on plants for the both of us.
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How do I get the guide?
Right after payment you land on a download page, and the link also arrives in your inbox. It's a PDF — read it on your phone, tablet, or print it.
Do I need an account?
No. Your email address is all it takes — that's where the download goes.
What if it's not for me?
Email hello@leafjournal.app within 30 days and you get your money back. No forms, no questions. I'd rather refund you than have you own a guide you don't use.
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The alocasia file€15 · PDFThe anthurium file€15 · PDFThe beginner's ten€15 · PDFThe begonia file€15 · PDFThe calathea file€15 · PDFThe carnivorous plants starter file€15 · PDFThe fern file€15 · PDFThe ficus & rubber plant file€15 · PDFThe fiddle leaf fig file€15 · PDFThe hoya file€15 · PDFThe monstera file€15 · PDFThe orchid file€15 · PDFThe peace lily file€15 · PDFThe peperomia file€15 · PDFThe pothos & philodendron file€15 · PDFThe snake plant & zz file€15 · PDFThe string of things file€15 · PDFThe succulents indoors file€15 · PDFQuick answers
How do I get the guide?
Right after payment you land on a download page, and the link also arrives in your inbox. It's a PDF — read it on your phone, tablet, or print it.
Do I need an account?
No. Your email address is all it takes — that's where the download goes.
What if it's not for me?
Email hello@leafjournal.app within 30 days and you get your money back. No forms, no questions. I'd rather refund you than have you own a guide you don't use.