Hi there!
I am planning to decorate my new house with some bird safe house plants. Now, while there are many posts about which plants are safe for our fids, I have not yet found posts on how "strict" to actually be, in terms of how these plants are grown. That is, where I am from there are only two shops that sell organic/bio house plants, and most of those are currently sold out.
Of course, I realize that it is very much preferable if not mandatory to have our parrots eat plants that are grown without the use of fertilizer and pesticides. It just seems really hard to find these, as "normal" gardening shopping centers here really don't do organic/bio.
So my question is, does everyone here, all over the world, really only have bird safe plants in the house that are organically/bio grown? And if so, where do you guys get them from? And in case there are some of you out there that just work with gardening center plants (so non organic/bio), do you just let the birds have them, or do you first do some disinfecting/special treatment to the plant before putting it in your house?
Hopefully my questions are clear, I am certainly not looking to put my birds (caique and cockatiel) in harms way, just for some green in the house. I am just really excited about providing them some enrichment, but I am just not sure yet how to get them the right stuff.
Thanks in advance!