Gynelle Leon is the Founder at her own media outlet. She focuses on themes such as agriculture and farming, climate change and the environment, with a particular emphasis on topics like horticulture, soil science, sustainable agriculture, and permaculture. Gynelle's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports Canada, The Guardian, The Irish Times, and MSN.
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Gynelle Leon's consistent coverage of houseplants indicates a strong interest in plant care and indoor gardening. She predominantly focuses on reviewing specific plant species and varieties, suggesting that she would be interested in pitches related to new or unique houseplants, tips for plant care, or trends in indoor gardening.
Given her focus on the House & Home and Lifestyle themes, experts with insights into trendy or unique plants, as well as those who can provide practical advice for indoor gardeners may find success reaching out to her. Additionally, individuals who have expertise in plant varieties and their care could also capture Gynelle's attention.
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You might think tropical plants would love a warm shower, but even in summer the UK’s weather is unpredictable
The problem We've all done it. Walked past a drooping fern, crouched down and given it a few encouraging words (whether you admit it to other people
The problem Houseplants need liquid fertiliser, but this can be expensive. Fish tank owners, meanwhile, produce litres of nutrient-rich water during water changes, which then gets poured away.
By: Gynelle Leon
Generations of gardeners have added stones to their pots before topping up with compost, but does it really help?
Got a stick in a pot that you’re tempted to bin? All it needs is this little-known signal to flower again …
Gynelle Leon The problem The fungus gnat is the pest that just keeps coming. You dry out the soil, set up sticky traps, maybe even reach
Gynelle Leon The problem Trailing plants tend to grow long and bare. A pothos or tradescantia that started full and lush can become a few
Gynelle Leon The problem We've all done it: picked up a lush, generous-looking pot of basil from the supermarket – full of promise and pesto
Gynelle Leon The problem Plant care has had a glow-up. There is now an entire regime that's been lifted straight from the bathroom cabinet: cleanse, hydrate, serum, tone.
Gynelle Leon The problem Propagation is where good intentions go to die. You take a cutting, pop it in water and wait.
