Urban Pothos Houseplant Shop

Reviews

• BB

  Brie Bachleda

  5 days ago
  5.0
  Great selection adorable shop. They were doing a class and making a terrarium which was awesome
• JM

  Julie Mao

  Apr 17, 2026
  5.0
  Great place to stroll around and shop after grabbing a bite at East Cuts next door. There’s something for everyone here - cute shop!
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  paycal34

  Apr 14, 2026
  1.0
  I was in search of potential plant nurseries in the area and stumbled upon this establishment. From first glance, I was actually impressed with the overall reception of the services received from customers; however, that was short lived upon seeing a recent comment given by a customer. After voicing her displeasure of the care her plant sustained when she brought it in for repotting, the response from the owner was actually quite appalling. Not only did she discredit her experience, but the owner was quite aggressive in the approach and extremely accusatory. The dialogue was actually quite disturbing. Despite the owner mentioning “repotting issues do not show up a year later”, I’ve observed from my own research where there are instances that issues can occur in that time frame. It’s unfortunate that this woman was dismissed and talked to in such a nasty manner.
• CC

  Christal

  Apr 12, 2026
  1.0
  Final UPDATE: in response to owner, regardless if you say it’s harmful or not, I never wanted foreign objects planted in my plants. To suggest that it’s not harmful as if it was ever ok to plant seedlings in someone’s plants without their knowledge or permission says it all. It happened exactly the way I described and it was personal from the beginning. Your responses show that. Don’t invite me to shop elsewhere, because I would never take a recommendation from you that’s one and two, you certainly will never see me again. Good luck with your “professionalism”. My review stands! 💪🏽 2nd UPDATE: in response to the owner, the initial issue with the acorns happened last year for clarity since you’re confused. I only mentioned it because I had ANOTHER weed to sprout which is the panic grass pictured attached. It sprouted from the middle of my plant because I repotted them LAST year after the acorns sprouted, not knowing that the soil had been contaminated in the middle of the plant. The soil I used which, is organic, has not shown any evidence of weeds etc in my other plants. The soil looked suspicious when I picked my plants up, but I was optimistic. After ANOTHER weed was detected in the already afflicted plants that were repotted in your establishment I decided to say something; it’s quite pathetic that you’re not mature enough to perceive that any seed takes time to grow. Let’s not forget that I had a plant that died. You want to go tit for tat because you made a mistake and I’m not one bit intimidated by your effortless attempts to prove you’re right in this matter. You’re not going to prosper this way, but hey keep that outlook and aggressive behavior to anyone who attempts to tell you that things were potentially mishandled at your business. UPDATE: In response to the owner, it absolutely came from the re-potting done at your establishment. As I stated, any seed planted requires time to grow which should be an obvious point to you seeing is this is your specialized area. To your knowledge acorn seedlings “aren’t” harmful but I beg to differ. The amount of acorns I removed from my plants was ridiculous and pulled nutrients from my plants while growing. Secondly, I didn’t want acorns or any other foreign plant growing or planted in my plants. This shows your lack of accountability and integrity to attempt to minimize the fact that foreign items were added to my plants while in your care. My plants are indoor ONLY, and I don’t have oak trees growing inside my home. If you truly cared your approach would’ve been less abrasive and condescending. So no thanks, keep it. I’ve successfully repotted them myself and they are in better shape. It’s just a shame that I had this experience and you’re offended that I said something about it, instead of truly trying to make the situation right. 🤷🏽‍♀️ I just hope others don’t experience this too I took my house plants that I’ve raised for years to be repotted a year or so ago. At first, I didn’t realize that the soil used for my plants was contaminated but it was. I had 4 plants repotted and all of them sprouted a foreign leaf that I found out were acorns. One of my plants died altogether and I couldn’t understand why. This has never happened before. I overlooked it until now, another sprout has grown up in the middle of another plant. I google lensed it and it says it looks like a “panicgrass” which is evidently a weed that stems from contaminated soil. All of my plants are and have always been healthy. My only purpose to taking my plants was to repot while I was in the process of moving. I’ve attached the panicgrass picture but didn’t take any of the acorn sprouts that sprouted first. I’ve had to do damage control with what has been done and lost a plant that I’d had for over 8 years. I’ve also attached pictures of my plants to show how healthy they are even after being damaged from harmful weed seedlings being placed in them. I don’t know what was used or why but this should not have been done, and the only way to know what was done is through time when these weeds sprout.
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  Lex Williams

  Mar 27, 2026
  5.0
  Such a great little plant store. Friendly staff, reasonable prices, immaculate vibes. Great for plant lovers of all kinds 🌺 and they have a great terrarium bar!

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