Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: September 9, 2026
In accordance with FTC guidelines on endorsements and testimonials, here’s the plain explanation of how KidoPlants makes money from links.
KidoPlants participates in the Amazon Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to let sites like this one earn fees by linking to Amazon.com. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.
In practice, this means: when a care guide or buying guide recommends a specific pot, soil, grow light, or tool, some of those product links go to Amazon. If you click one and buy something — that product or anything else during that shopping session — I may earn a small commission. This costs you nothing extra; the price you pay is the same whether you use the link or not.
How this affects what gets recommended
It doesn’t. Products get mentioned on KidoPlants because they’ve actually been used, tested, or researched for a specific plant-care problem — not because they pay a higher commission. If something is a personal favorite rather than a strict requirement, the article says so. A product that doesn’t earn its place in a guide doesn’t get mentioned, commission or not.
Prices, availability, and ratings on Amazon can change after a guide is published, so it’s worth double-checking the current listing before you buy.
Where you’ll see affiliate links
Mainly in care guides, buying guides, and troubleshooting posts where a specific product (a moisture meter, a type of pot, a soil amendment) is genuinely relevant to solving the problem being discussed. You won’t find affiliate links stuffed into unrelated articles just to generate clicks.
For how this fits into the site’s broader data and advertising practices, see the Privacy Policy and Disclaimer.
Questions about a specific recommendation? Email kidoplants@gmail.com — happy to explain the reasoning behind any pick.
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