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Plant Hospital

Explore 10 ways Plants by Nick can help. Contact Nick to discuss your space, timing, and a quote. Recovery depends on the plant and extent of damage; contact Nick before bringing in a plant with suspected pests.

Images are AI-generated illustrations of service concepts.

Struggling Plant Assessment — service illustration

1. Struggling Plant Assessment

Review a plant’s symptoms, growing conditions, and care history to discuss likely causes and possible next steps.

Overwatering Recovery Plan — service illustration

2. Overwatering Recovery Plan

Assess moisture, drainage, and root concerns and discuss care adjustments appropriate to the plant’s condition.

Underwatering Recovery Plan — service illustration

3. Underwatering Recovery Plan

Review dehydration damage and establish a suitable watering and monitoring approach.

Root Health Assessment — service illustration

4. Root Health Assessment

Inspect accessible roots and discuss whether growing-medium, pot, or care changes may be appropriate.

Pest Recovery Support — service illustration

5. Pest Recovery Support

Review suspected pests and plant damage, then discuss suitable management and follow-up care.

Shipping Stress Checkup — service illustration

6. Shipping Stress Checkup

Assess a recently delivered plant showing stress and discuss suitable settling-in care.

Cold or Heat Damage Assessment — service illustration

7. Cold or Heat Damage Assessment

Review environmental injury and set realistic expectations for damaged leaves and future growth.

Broken Stem & Support Care — service illustration

8. Broken Stem & Support Care

Assess damaged growth and provide suitable tidying or support where practical.

Declining Collection Review — service illustration

9. Declining Collection Review

Look for shared care or environmental issues affecting several plants, considering each plant individually.

Recovery Follow-Up Program — service illustration

10. Recovery Follow-Up Program

Schedule agreed check-ins to monitor a struggling plant and adjust its care as needed.

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