Mudfingers goes online!

A proud moment indeed!

We launched our online presence in the form of www.mudfingers.com opening a window for all online enthusiasts :-)

At Mudfingers, we believe that working or living around a green pot of wonder is the best life! How better is it ... if these plants are designed with a lot of love, care and aesthetics!

Each plant that we have put up for sale has been nurtured with great care, potted with great affection and with a minute attempt to retain the beauty and sometimes to enhance the natural beauty that these come up with! We want to spread the joy of gardening and so endeavor to put in the care details with every beauty.

Our range of plants include various Indoors, Outdoors, the choicest collection of Bonsai's, Medicinal and Aromatic Plants, Cactii varieties, Terrariums and special plants designed to last in Workstations.

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Indoor plants and lighting!

What in the world are indoor plants? Do indoor or houseplants need light? How much light is good light? Does indoor light mean streaming natural light? Is artificial light enough? We often get these questions from our customers. Hope this blog will help you quell all those questions! First things first, there is nothing called a truly indoor plant that thrives in complete low, dull, warm indoor light that we usually have in modern homes. Yes, many can survive, but to thrive, they definitely need good bright light and to top it, small glances of Doctor Sun is an absolute bliss. Let me get to the details of the various types of indoor light is usually seen and what plants can thrive there. BRIGHT INDOORS WITH DIRECT LIGHT When we suggest plants that need Sunny window or Bright Indoor light, they need to be placed in a shaded balcony, on window sills or very close to windows that face East or West and get unfiltered light direct from the Sun. Under skylights too, we g...

String of pearls – common problems

The most asked about plant these days is the magnificent String Of Pearls. Botanically called S enecio Rowleyanus and collaquially called the Bataani plant by old bangloreans, this is a beautiful cascading succulent that is exquisite and was a collector’s pride in most banglorean homes. They are relatively easy to maintain and as any other succulent, thrive on neglect :) . Ideal spots to have them shine and prosper is shaded porticos, they also thrive well indoors - adjacent to open, airy windows, where they are get a couple of hours of morning sun. These are some of the common complaints that I have seen from our dear customers. Plant is looking too stringy and weak These plants do not have a great solid root system. So when we plant a single stem in a pot, these long strings weigh out the root ( since we allow one string to grow robust). The best way to tackle the problem is to make the plant stronger, its ideal to rotate the string withi...

Color me Red!

Colour me Red! A plant that flowers all-year round; with bright, glossy leaves and flowers that look eternally new; so much so that you can fib to your friends that someone recently gifted it to you! That’s the exotic Anthurium . Anthuriums are well-known for their brightly-coloured and heart-shaped spathes. They are usually seen to have deep-red colouration; however they occur in many other colours like green, pink and orange as well. They belong to the Arum family, which is known for plants with bright foliage consisting of a central rod-like spadix enclosed within a brightly-colored spathe. They are native to the Americas, especially to countries like Mexico and Argentina. The botanical details of this plant are as follows: Kingdom: Plantae Family: Araceae Genus: Anthurium Other names: Flamingo, Painted Tongue, Tail Flower Anthuriums are easy to grow in pots at home provided a few of their requirements are taken care of. Temperature Requirements ...

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