Step Into
Our Story
Midori Botanical was born from a simple shared passion between two close friends who found endless inspiration in nature and creativity. Bound by a mutual love for lush greenery, homegrown fruits, and the calming practice of art, we set out to build a space where nature meets self-care and hands-on learning.
We believe that caring for a plant is one of the most grounding ways to reconnect with yourself and the world around you. By focusing on edible plants, our Therapeutic Plant Repotting Workshop goes beyond standard plant care that equips you with practical skills to cultivate your own food, nurture self-sustainability, and bring green living into your everyday routine.
Whether you are an individual taking time for personal well-being, a group looking for a creative outing, or a team seeking a refreshing Corporate Wellness activity, Midori Botanical invites you to slow down, get your hands dirty, and grow with us.
Meet Our
Green Guides
Xavier Low
Lead Grower & Facilitator
A passionate fruit plant grower with years of hands-on experience and a special interest in premium Japanese varieties. I’ve learned from respected growers
worldwide, including an established Japanese grower in Singapore, and continue exploring techniques suited to our tropical climate.
At Midori Botanical, I share this knowledge to help others grow fruit plants with confidence. Through our upcoming workshops combining cultivation with art
and craft, we hope to encourage safer, more environmentally mindful growing at home and in suitable office spaces.
Rin Wu
Trainer & Facilitator
A trainer and designer with a strong foundation in the arts and extensive experience developing well-known brands in Singapore, alongside a passion for growing premium Japanese fruit plants.
At Midori Botanical, I combine design expertise with horticultural interests to develop workshops integrating fruit cultivation, art, and craft.
My focus is on creating thoughtful learning experiences that encourage sustainable growing practices and bring greenery into homes and workplaces.