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Can You Eat 30 Plants a Week?

Join our 7-day challenge to explore the benefits of eating more plant-based foods — one smoothie at a time.

Can You Eat 30 Plants a Week?

Join our 7-day challenge to explore the benefits of eating more plant-based foods — one smoothie at a time.

What you'll get

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30-a-week starter guide

A beautifully designed guide to help you boost plant variety, track your progress, and get the most out of your blender.

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Daily email motivation

7 days of helpful emails with gut-friendly tips, plant-powered inspo, and simple daily challenges to keep you on track.

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10 smoothie recipes

Packed with 10+ plants each, our smoothie stacks make it easy (and delicious) to level up your gut health, one blend at a time.

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Printable plant tracker

Stay accountable with our downloadable plant tracker — tick off ingredients and see how quickly you hit 30-a-week!

The Gut-Loving Challenge Everyone’s Talking About 🌱


Eating 30+ different plants a week can help to support digestion, energy, and mood - and this challenge shows you how to get there, fast.


A beautifully designed 30-a-Week guide

10 smoothie recipes to stack your plants

A printable 7-day tracker to help you hit your goals

A 30-a-week starter printable grocery list

Daily inspo in your inbox for 7 days straight

Why 30-a-week matters

Backed by science. Built for real life.

More Plants, Better Gut Health

Research suggests that people who eat a wider variety of plant foods each week may have more diverse gut bacteria - a key part of overall wellbeing.¹

Plants Provide More Than Just Fibre

Fruits, vegetables, whole grains, herbs, spices, legumes, nuts, and seeds naturally contain fibre and beneficial compounds like polyphenols - important for a balanced diet.

Small Shifts, Big Potential

You don’t have to be perfect to see progress. Simply becoming more mindful of your plant diversity is a powerful step toward feeling more nourished and energised.

¹Based on findings from the American Gut Project (2018). Individual results may vary.