Plant care tips and news from our Rotterdam studio
Rotterdam's maritime climate means moderate humidity and varied light conditions. We recommend pothos, snake plants, ZZ plants, peace lilies, and philodendrons for city apartments. Each tolerates the lower light common in canal-side flats and requires minimal watering during Dutch winters.
Read more →Research from multiple European studies confirms that offices with living plants see measurable improvements in employee focus, creativity, and wellbeing. We explore how Trancsemis clients in Rotterdam's Zuid district have transformed their workspaces with strategic greenery placement.
Read more →As temperatures rise, your watering schedule needs to change. Increase frequency for most houseplants, move sensitive species away from direct south-facing windows, and start a light feeding programme. Our seasonal workshop covers all of this in detail.
Read more →We have added kokedama — Japanese moss ball planters — to our regular workshop schedule. Sessions run every second Saturday at our Witte de Withstraat studio. €60 per person, all materials included.
Book your spot →Trancsemis has transitioned to 100% peat-free compost across all workshops and office installations. Peat bogs are critical carbon stores, and we believe the horticulture industry must lead the change toward sustainable growing media.
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