PLANTJAI · FIELD LOG

Growing with plants, in Causeway Bay

A plant shop on Lockhart Road, a pop-up among bookshelves, and a new space on Yiu Wa Street. Our photographs and posts trace the plants, places and patient work behind Plantjai.

Plantjai pop-up table with navy cloth and foliage plants at Eslite Taikoo, March 2024
ARCHIVE · ESLITE TAIKOO · 2024.03

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2022.11 · LOCKHART ROAD

A plant shop already in Causeway Bay

By November 2022, our Instagram posts showed Plantjai at 2/F, 470 Lockhart Road. Anthuriums were putting out new leaves on the shelves. Photographing those changes became a way to share the seasons and everyday life with plants.

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2023.06 · LOCKHART ROAD

Getting to know plants, leaf by leaf

A June 2023 Facebook post records a variegated Hoya and the Lockhart Road shop address. Hoyas, anthuriums and other foliage plants were part of the shop’s everyday rhythm.

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2023.10 · CARE NOTES

Learning a plant’s habits takes time

Our Causeway Bay account shared the story of discovering a camouflage Aglaonema and learning how it responds to care. The approach was patient: observe the plant, then adjust. That habit of paying attention continues in our care notes.

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2024.03 · ESLITE · TAIKOO

Plants among the bookshelves

Our on-site archive photographs record a temporary pop-up at Taikoo Eslite in March 2024. Pots, shelves and a navy tablecloth brought the plants into a different setting, giving people another place to stop and look.

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2024.11 · YIU WA STREET

A new home, still in Causeway Bay

On 24 November 2024, we announced the move to 4/F, Nam Hing Fong, 39 Yiu Wa Street. The new space brought a podium and more sunlight for the plants, while the contact number and opening hours stayed the same. Shop life and nursery work continued here.

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2024.12 · ANTHURIUM SEEDLINGS

From pollination to a new leaf

A December post on red crystallinum anthuriums follows pollination, sowing, repotting and the changing colour of a new leaf. Seedlings vary, and parent plants need time to mature. Breeding means watching those differences unfold over successive leaves.

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NOW · YIU WA STREET · CAUSEWAY BAY

The growing continues

Plants still fill the shop and our posts: new leaves, care experiences and the work of looking after a collection. From Lockhart Road to the Eslite pop-up and the Yiu Wa Street shop, Plantjai’s story has grown through observation, experiments and conversations.

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