Marble Queen Pothos Plants in a 3-inch Pot, Easy-Care Trailing Houseplant with Variegated Foliage

$28.99

What you will get: You will receive Goldfish Plants (Nematanthus gregarious) growing in a 6" hanging basket. Description The Goldfish Plant (Nematanthus gregarious) is a perennial and native to the rainforests of Brazil. These plants are easy to care and drought tolerant. The flowers of the goldfish plants resemble goldfish, which was where the plant's name from. Under proper care, the plant can bloom all year round. The fleshy, dark green leaves of the plant are beautiful, glossy and shiny. In combination with its ever-blooming flowers, the plants are excellent for hanging baskets or tabletop plants. Care tips Soil. Goldfish plants like rich and well-drained soil with good water retaining capacity. Light. Bright indirect or filtered light. Low light affects blooming. Temperature. Goldfish plants prefer hot weather and are frost tender. The temperatures should not be lower than 55ºF. Water. Water your plant when the soil surface becomes dry to the touch but do not let the soil dry out. Keep the soil relatively dry in winter. Feeding. Fertilize the plant biweekly during the growing season with a balanced, water-soluble plant food. No feeding is necessary during the winter months. Special care. Prune the branches if the plant begins to look leggy. Remove fading flowers to save the plant's energy.

$18.50

What you will get: You will receive an Anthurium plant with red flowers growing in a 4" pot. Description Authurium is one of the popular house plants and also a landscaping plant in USDA zones 10 or higher. The plant is very easy to care. Fun Points 1. Ever flowering. Anthurium is an ever-flowering plant brightening your house with bright colors. 2. Air purifier. The plant is a proven air purifier. 3. Symbolizes Fortune. Anthurium symbolizes “opportunity and fortune are knocking your door." Care tips Anthurium plants like soils that are well drained but have moisture holding capacity. The plants tolerate different levels of light but thrive and flower under bright indirect light. Too much direct sunlight may burn their leaves. Feed the plant lightly once in 3-4 months. Anthurium prefers temperatures between 65-80°F and no cooler than 60°F.

$29.99

What you will get: You will receive an Anthurium plant growing in a 6" pot. Plant will be shipped with pot. Description Anthurium is one of the popular house plants and also a landscaping plant in USDA zones 10 or higher. The plant is very easy to care. Fun Points: 1. Ever flowering. Anthurium is an ever-flowering plant brightening your house with bright colors. 2. Air purifier. The plant is a proven air purifier. 3. Fortune symbolizing. Anthurium symbolizes “opportunity and fortune are knocking your door." Care tips: Anthurium likes soils that are well drained but have moisture holding capacity. The plant tolerates all levels of light but thrive with bright indirect light. Direct sunlight may burn its leaves. Feed the plant lightly once in 3-4 months. Anthurium prefers temperatures between 65-80°F and no cooler than 60°F.

$24.99

What you will get: You will receive Gardenia plants (Gardenia Jasminoides) growing in a 4.5" pot Description Gardenia can be either a house plant or a garden plant. The most fun point for growing gardenia is its extraordinary ornamental value and fragrance of its flowers that last from summer to fall. Gardenia can also be an excellent bonsai plant. Care tips Gardenia prefers acidic soil. Therefore, peat-based soil meets this requirement. When grown as a garden plant, it should be partially shaded while direct light is preferred when the temperatures are low, especially during wintertime. The plant stays well with bright indirect light. Keep the soil moist but avoid over watering. Gardenia requires temperatures above 60°F.

$16.99

What you will get: You will receive African violet plants with blue flowers growing in a 4" pot. Description General features and fun points. African violet ( Saintpaulia ionantha ) is an ideal plant for the indoor home garden. The plants are grown for their beautiful flowers of various colors, patterns, and petal layers. African violets bloom throughout the year, even in winter. When the plants of different colors are grown together, they make an outstanding display. Place them throughout the house to enjoy beautiful colors of flowers and velvety texture of the leaves all year round. African violets require low maintenance and do very well in the home or the office. Both the plant and flowers are non-toxic to cats and dogs. Care tips Soil – Pot African violet into the right soil for the easiest care. Special mixes are commercially available, or you can make your own from peat moss, vermiculite, and perlite. Light – Light affects flowering of African violet. Bright to medium light intensity promotes bloom. To keep part of the plants from reaching for the light, turn pots regularly. If light cannot be maintained for eight hours, consider using fluorescent lights. Water – Proper watering is probably the most important aspect of learning how to grow African violet plants. Use room temperature water. Water at the base and never splash the foliage with water; just a drop can cause foliar spots and damage. Water when the soil feels dry to the touch. Never let African violets stand in water or completely dry out. Temperature – African violets prefer the same temperatures most people find comfortable: between 70-80°F during the day, and around 65–70°F at night. Feeding – Fertilize African violets with special African violet food, or a food with a higher phosphorus number (the middle number in the NPK fertilizer ratio, such as 15-30-15). Fertilizer can be used at one-quarter strength at every watering. Not enough fertilizer will cause reduced flowering and paler leaf color. Special care Do not allow extra crowns (suckers) to develop. African violets should be grown single-crowned. Most African violets look best with no more than 5 rows of leaves. To encourage the development of more flowers simply pinch blooms when they are spent. Read our Shipping Policy and Return Policy

$16.99

What you will get: You will receive African violet plants with light pink flowers growing in a 4" pot. Orders of >$50 will receive an amazing gift from our shop. Description Features and fun points African Violet (Saintpaulia ionantha) known also as Cape Marigold is an ideal plant for the indoor home garden and is grown for their colorful flowers of many varieties. When grown together they make an outstanding display. The plants can be enjoyed throughout the year as they bloom continuously, even in winter. There are lots of modern hybrid varieties of African Violet. They all trace their ancestry to the plants first discovered in the Eastern Arc Mountains of Tanzania and Kenya. Interestingly, Although African Violets propagated by leaf cuttings will not produce plantlets with similar flowers but may not be identical to those produced by the original plant. These are called chimeric varieties. There are lots of chimeric varieties of African Violet. African Violets are great houseplants that require low maintenance, do very well in the home or the office, and are pet friendly. Place them throughout the house to enjoy beautiful colors of flowers and velvety texture of the leaves all year round. Care tips Soil – Pot African Violet into the right soil for the easiest care. Special mixes are available, or you can make your own from peat moss, vermiculite, and perlite. Light – Light affects flowering of African Violet. Bright to medium intensity promotes bloom. Moreover, African violet plants with dark green foliage need more light than those with pale/medium green foliage. To keep flowers from reaching for the light, rotate pots regularly. If light cannot be maintained for eight hours, consider using fluorescent lights. Water – Proper watering is probably the most important for growing African violet plants. Use room temperature water. Water at the base and never splash the foliage with water; just a drop can cause foliar spots and damage. Water when the soil feels dry to the touch. Never let African Violets stand in water or completely dry out. Temperature – African Violets prefer the same temperatures most people find comfortable: between 70-80°F during the day, and around 65–70°F at night. Feeding – Fertilize African Violets with special African Violet food, or a food with a higher phosphorus number (the middle number in the NPK fertilizer ratio, such as 15-30-15). Fertilizer can be mixed at one-quarter strength and used at every watering. Not enough fertilizer will cause reduced flowering and paler leaf color. Special care – Do not allow extra crowns (suckers) to develop. African Violets should be grown single-crowned. Most African Violets look best with no more than 5 rows of leaves. To encourage the development of more flowers simply pinch blooms when they are spent.