Are you looking for new ways to help your houseplants community learn and grow together? Sharing useful resources can solve members' most common struggles, from pest control to plant care tips. These templates make it easy to spark valuable recommendations and collective wisdom.
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Recommending resources taps into the community's collective knowledge and encourages everyone to contribute their favorite finds. When members share what has helped them, it builds trust and creates a supportive environment where people feel comfortable asking for advice. This type of content fosters genuine conversations and makes the community more valuable for everyone.
Houseplant enthusiasts often face similar challenges, whether they are new to the hobby or seasoned growers. By inviting members to recommend articles, videos, apps, or tools, you facilitate a constant flow of practical solutions and fresh ideas. This approach not only solves problems but also highlights the expertise within your group, making members more likely to return and participate.
Share your favorite website for houseplant care tips and tell us why you love it.
💡 Example: "I love using Houseplant Central because their guides are easy to follow and super detailed."
Is there a YouTube channel that has helped you become a better plant parent? Recommend it here.
💡 Example: "Planterina's videos taught me how to properly repot my monstera!"
What is the best app you use to track watering or plant health? Link it below and share your experience.
💡 Example: "I use Planta app to remind me when to water and it has saved my collection."
Drop a link to an article that changed how you care for your houseplants.
💡 Example: "This guide on humidity levels from The Sill was a game changer for me!"
What podcast episode taught you something new about indoor gardening?
💡 Example: "Episode 12 of On The Ledge explained light requirements really well."
Recommend a book that helped you grow your plant knowledge.
💡 Example: "The House Plant Expert by Dr Hessayon is my go-to for everything."
Have you found a helpful Instagram account for houseplant tips? Share it with us.
💡 Example: "@houseplantjournal posts great care routines and time-lapse videos."
Tell us about a tool or gadget that makes your plant care routine easier.
💡 Example: "My moisture meter has saved so many of my plants from overwatering."
Is there a newsletter you subscribe to for houseplant updates? Recommend it here.
💡 Example: "I love the Rooted newsletter for its monthly care tips and plant picks."
Which online shop has the best selection of healthy houseplants? Share your favorite and why.
💡 Example: "I always order from Bloomscape because their packaging keeps plants safe."
Share a video tutorial that helped you master a tricky plant care task.
💡 Example: "This YouTube tutorial on propagating pothos made it look so easy."
What blog do you read for reliable houseplant advice?
💡 Example: "I read Houseplant Authority for their pest management tips."
Recommend a Facebook Group or online forum where you learn about houseplants.
💡 Example: "Houseplant Hobbyist on Facebook is super active and helpful."
Share your go-to source for pest identification and treatment.
💡 Example: "I always check Epic Gardening for pest solutions and photos."
Is there a Pinterest board that inspires your plant displays? Drop the link.
💡 Example: "This board of hanging plants gave me so many new ideas."
Tell us about a plant ID tool you trust. How accurate has it been for you?
💡 Example: "I use PlantSnap and it identifies 90 percent of my plants correctly."
Which TikTok creator gives the best houseplant hacks or advice?
💡 Example: "@plantkween shares fun and easy plant care hacks."
Share a resource that helped you save a struggling plant.
💡 Example: "This root rot rescue guide saved my fiddle leaf fig."
Do you use any printable care sheets or trackers? Link your favorite.
💡 Example: "I use this printable watering schedule chart from Etsy."
Recommend a reliable local nursery or garden center in your area.
💡 Example: "Green Thumb Nursery in LA always has healthy rare plants."
Share a scientific article or study that deepened your understanding of houseplants.
💡 Example: "This NASA study on plants and air quality was eye-opening."
What online course or webinar do you recommend for learning plant care basics?
💡 Example: "I enjoyed the Masterclass on houseplant care by The Sill."
Share a resource for identifying plant diseases and how you use it.
💡 Example: "The RHS disease gallery helps me spot issues early."
Which Instagram hashtag do you follow for daily plant inspiration?
💡 Example: "#UrbanJungle is my top pick for creative plant setups."
Recommend a resource for learning about rare or unusual houseplants.
💡 Example: "Plant Circle's rare plant guide is a great resource."
Share a video that made you rethink your watering routine.
💡 Example: "This video on bottom watering changed my whole process."
What online plant swap platform do you use and recommend?
💡 Example: "I use the r/PlantSwap subreddit to trade cuttings."
Recommend a resource for choosing the right soil mix for different houseplants.
💡 Example: "This soil chart from The Sill matches mixes to plant types."
Is there a plant care calendar you use? Share the link or template.
💡 Example: "I use this Google Sheets calendar for my watering and feeding schedule."
Share a resource with tips for growing plants in low-light conditions.
💡 Example: "This Apartment Therapy guide helped me pick the right low-light plants."
Have you found a plant identification Facebook Group that is helpful? Recommend it here.
💡 Example: "Plant Identification & Discussion group is amazing for quick answers."
What resource do you use for learning about pet-safe houseplants?
💡 Example: "ASPCA's toxic plant list is my go-to before buying new plants."
Recommend a resource on propagating houseplants successfully.
💡 Example: "This propagation guide from The Spruce is super beginner-friendly."
Share a resource for finding plant-friendly home decor ideas.
💡 Example: "I browse Pinterest for shelf styling ideas with plants."
What is the best care guide you've found for a specific plant species?
💡 Example: "This ZZ plant guide made me realize how little water it needs."
Which plant identification app do you think is the most accurate? Share your thoughts.
💡 Example: "PictureThis is the most accurate ID app I've tried so far."
Share a beginner-friendly resource for someone just starting with houseplants.
💡 Example: "This starter guide by The Houseplant Guru is perfect for newbies."
Recommend a resource that helps with fertilizing schedules and tips.
💡 Example: "I follow the fertilizing calendar from Smart Garden Guide."
Tell us about a resource that explains common mistakes to avoid with houseplants.
💡 Example: "This blog post on top 10 houseplant mistakes saved me a lot of trouble."
Choose a template that fits your community's current needs or interests. Post it as a new thread, in your regular resource-sharing channel, or as a prompt in your newsletter. Encourage members to explain why they recommend a resource and how it has helped them. Make it easy for people to link directly to the resource or share screenshots for added value. Rotate these prompts regularly to keep members engaged and encourage ongoing sharing.
Since these templates are designed for all platforms, keep your prompts brief and easy to read. Use bold or emoji to highlight the call to action if your platform allows. On chat-based platforms, pin or save top resource recommendations for easy access. On forums or Facebook Groups, use hashtags like #ResourceShare or #PlantTip to organize posts and help members find them later.
Aim to use these prompts once a week or biweekly to keep members engaged and resource sharing fresh.
Thank them for sharing and gently offer an updated or more accurate resource to keep information reliable.
Use approachable language and start with simple asks. Highlight and thank every contribution to foster involvement.
Yes, these templates are designed for all platforms and can be adapted for threads, chats, or even email newsletters.
Yes, review shared links and recommendations for accuracy, safety, and appropriateness before highlighting or pinning them.
Create a pinned post, shared doc, or use hashtags to compile and easily access top community recommendations.
Articles, videos, apps, tools, blogs, and visual guides are effective, especially when members explain how they use them.