Easy To Care For

• INCLUDED IN PURCHASE | (1) Monstera Deliciosa in 6" Grow Pot. Each plant may vary from pictures shown, as plants are hand selected based on season, size, health, and readiness.
• WATERING NEEDS | Sensitive to overwatering. Damp soil may cause root rot. Recommended frequency of every 1-2 weeks (may be less during winter months). Dry out soil completely between waterings.
• FERTILIZING NEEDS | Fertilize 2-3 times during the growing season with dense, nutrient-rich soil. Avoid bark or compost.
• SOIL | SUN | POTTING| Use well-draining potting soil. Avoid direct sunlight. Shaded or partial-shade only for outdoor use. Indirect light for indoor use. Leaves may yellow or brown due to overexposure from sunlight.

The most characteristic feature of the Ponytail Palm, otherwise known as the ‘Elephant’s Foot’, is the pronounced base of the trunk. The trunk serves as a water reservoir against dry spells, allowing the tree to go up to 4 weeks without water. Excellent in low or higher lighting conditions, but truly thrives in bright filtered light. 

Water this plant 1-2 times per week. Place in medium to bright indirect light and maintain between 60-80F.

The Senecio jacobsenii or "Trailing Jade", often confused with jade plants (Crassula Jades), is a creeping succulent plant with thick stems and egg-shaped leaves arranged in an overlapping pattern. Native to Kenya and Tanzania, the "Trailing Jade" is named after tis resemblance to the jade plant and its growth habit. When grown in a hanging basket, this plant can form a long and dense cascade of up to four feet long. As with most succulents, they are low maintenance plants that require very little to no attention, are easy to grow, and are capable of adapting to any type of environment making it ideal for any home, office, or garden. Just be sure to avoid overwatering to prevent root rot, and keep out of direct sunlight. Another reason for the popularity of succulents is their ability to help improve the air quality. They help to increase oxygen levels and humidity and reduce carbon dioxide, levels of air pollutants, and airborne dust levels, all of which help us breathe better. There is no end in the number of creative ways to fill your space with these stunning succulents.

Water once every 3-4 weeks; Allow soil to dry out completely between watering. Bright indirect light. Maintain between 50-85F

The Senecio radicans "String of Bananas" is a creeping, perennial succulent vine native to the drier parts of southwest Africa. In it's natural environment, its stems trail on the ground, putting down roots where they touch, however they are most likely seen cascading out of a hanging pot inside homes. The long vines are lined with banana-shaped leaves, and clusters of tiny white flowers that smell like cinnamon usually bloom between October and December. "String of Bananas" are a relatively fast growing plant if care for properly, and can be easily propagated to grow a full cascade of bananas by regularly pruning the stems and replanting the cuttings. As with most succulents, they are low maintenance plants that require very little to no attention, are easy to grow, and are capable of adapting to any type of environment making it ideal for any home, office, or garden. Just be sure to avoid overwatering to prevent root rot, and keep out of direct sunlight. Another reason for the popularity of succulents is their ability to help improve the air quality. They help to increase oxygen levels and humidity and reduce carbon dioxide, levels of air pollutants, and airborne dust levels, all of which help us breathe better. There is no end in the number of creative ways to fill your space with these stunning succulents.

Water once every 3-4 weeks; Allow soil to dry out completely between watering. Bright indirect light. Maintain between 50-85F

The Senecio radicans "String of Fishhooks" is a creeping, perennial succulent vine native to the drier parts of southwest Africa. In it's natural environment, its stems trail on the ground, putting down roots where they touch, however they are most likely seen cascading out of a hanging pot inside homes. The long vines are lined with banana-shaped leaves, and clusters of tiny white flowers that smell like cinnamon usually bloom between October and December. "String of Fishhooks" are a relatively fast growing plant if care for properly, and can be easily propagated to grow a full cascade of fishhooks by regularly pruning the stems and replanting the cuttings. As with most succulents, they are low maintenance plants that require very little to no attention, are easy to grow, and are capable of adapting to any type of environment making it ideal for any home, office, or garden. Just be sure to avoid overwatering to prevent root rot, and keep out of direct sunlight. Another reason for the popularity of succulents is their ability to help improve the air quality. They help to increase oxygen levels and humidity and reduce carbon dioxide, levels of air pollutants, and airborne dust levels, all of which help us breathe better. There is no end in the number of creative ways to fill your space with these stunning succulents.

Water once every 3-4 weeks; Allow soil to dry out completely between watering. Bright indirect light. Maintain between 50-85F

The Senecio rowleyanus, more commonly known as "String of Pearls" is a creeping succulent vine native to the drier parts of southwest Africa. In it's natural environment, its stems trail on the ground, putting down roots where they touch, however they are most likely seen cascading out of a hanging pot inside homes. The long vines are lined with small pea-shaped leaves, and clusters of tiny white flowers that smell like cinnamon usually bloom between October and December. "String of Pearls" are a relatively fast growing plant if care for properly, and can be easily propagated to grow a full cascade by regularly pruning the stems and replanting the cuttings. As with most succulents, they are low maintenance plants that require very little to no attention, are easy to grow, and are capable of adapting to any type of environment making it ideal for any home, office, or garden. Just be sure to avoid overwatering to prevent root rot, and keep out of direct sunlight. Another reason for the popularity of succulents is their ability to help improve the air quality. They help to increase oxygen levels and humidity and reduce carbon dioxide, levels of air pollutants, and airborne dust levels, all of which help us breathe better. There is no end in the number of creative ways to fill your space with these stunning succulents.

Water once every 3-4 weeks; Allow soil to dry out completely between watering. Bright indirect light. Maintain between 50-85F

The Sansevieria Laurentii, more commonly known as “Snake Plant” is an evergreen perennial plant native to Southeast Asia, particularly to Sri Lanka and India. Characterized by the tall, yellow stripes that line its bright green leaves and creamy, wave-like stripes that dapple across the surface of its stiff, upright, and sword-like succulent leaves, the “Snake Plant” is a favorable choice for modern and contemporary interior designs. It is a hardy and low maintenance plant that remains very popular because of its adaptability to a wide range of growing conditions. Areas with medium to bright light is best, and although it can survive in low light locations, it will grow much slower and the leaves will become a darker green in color. Some notable benefits of the “Snake Plant” are that they have the ability to purify the air of volatile organic pollutants such as benzene, formaldehyde, trichloroethylene, xylene, and toluene, and while other plants release carbon dioxide at night, the “Snake Plant” continues to produce oxygen, making it an excellent plant to place in the bedroom.

Water once every 3-4 weeks and allow the soil to dry out completely between watering. Place in low to bright indirect or filtered light and maintain a temperature between 60-90F. Fertilize during the growing season with an all-purpose plant food.

The Hedera helix, more commonly known as “Common Ivy” or “English Ivy”, is an evergreen climbing plant native to Europe and Western Asia. Often grown outdoors as an ornamental ground-cover, the “English Ivy” is a very versatile plant that can be grown indoors as well. Preferred to be kept slightly on the drier side, the top of the soil should be dry to the touch before watering. Overwatering will cause leaves to turn brown and become dry on the edges, but underwatering also poses problems causing the plant to become stressed, which in turn can make it more susceptible to disease or insect infestations. Ivies can tolerate low to bright indirect light, but lower light levels will slow growth, and the variegated leaves will become less pronounced becoming more uniformly green. Thriving best in cooler temperatures, placing the “English Ivy” in a cool location with air movement is ideal. Results from a clean air study performed by NASA show that the “English Ivy” has the ability to remove volatile organic pollutants such as benzene, formaldehyde, trichloroethylene, xylene, and toluene. Keep the air in your home clean by adding this wonderful trailing plant to your collection.

Water 1-2 times every week and allow the top inch of soil to dry out between watering. Place in indirect or filtered light and maintain a temperature between 55-75F. Apply an all-purpose liquid fertilizer at half strength once a month during the growing season.

• INCLUDES (1) Tillandsia Xerographica live Air Plant in approximately 5-7" diameter. Each plant may vary from pictures shown as plants are hand selected based on season, size, health, and readiness
• DIFFICULTY: Low maintenance, perfect for beginners
• WATER: Spritz air plants with water every 1-2 days. OR fill bowl with water and float air plants in the water for 20-60 mins every week. Turn upside down so excess water can drain away.
• LIGHT & TEMP: Air plants absorb moisture through their leaves. Simply place inside the decorative container or arrangement. Indirect sunlight - too much and they will fry. Maintain between 60-80F
• NUTRIENTS: Use an air plant-specific fertilizer or a bromeliad fertilizer a few times a year. OR - use a regular, water soluble houseplant fertilizer at 1/4 of the recommended strength.

Hailing from southern Mexico, El Savador, Guatemala and Honduras, the rare Tillandsia Xerographica, otherwise known as an Air Plant, is a beautiful bromeliad flowering succulent with light, silver-green coloring and curled, elegant leaves. As it absorbs moisture through its leaves, this plant does not require soil but may be misted or dunked in water every week for about 20-60 minutes. Place in indirect sunlight.

• INCLUDES: (1) Pothos “Devil's Ivy” in 6" natural ceramic bowl planter (Approx. 6-10"). Each plant may vary from pictures shown as plants are hand selected based on season, size, health, and readiness
• DIFFICULTY: Low maintenance, perfect for beginners
• WATER: Once every 1-2 weeks or when leaves start to wilt; Allow soil to dry out between watering
• LIGHT & TEMP: Low to bright indirect or filtered light. Maintain between 65-75F
• NUTRIENTS: Apply an all-purpose liquid fertilizer twice a year or more to encourage growth

• INCLUDES: (1) Sansevieria Laurentii 'Snake Plant' in 6" Mid Century Modern Ceramic Planter; each plant may vary from pictures shown as plants are hand selected based on season, size, health, and readiness
• DIFFICULTY: Low maintenance, perfect for beginners
• WATER: Once every 3-4 weeks; Allow soil to dry out completely between watering
• LIGHT & TEMP: Low to bright indirect or filtered light. Maintain between 60-90F

The Sansevieria Laurentii, more commonly known as “Variegated Snake Plant” or "Mother in Law Tongue," is an evergreen perennial plant native to Southeast Asia, particularly to Sri Lanka and India. Characterized by the horizontal, creamy, wave-like stripes that are dappled across the surface of its long, stiff, upright, and sword-like succulent leaves, the “Snake Plant” is a favorable choice for modern and contemporary interior designs. It is a hardy and low maintenance plant that remains very popular because of its adaptability to a wide range of growing conditions. Areas with medium to bright light is best, and although it can survive in low light locations, it will grow much slower and the leaves will become a darker green in color. Some notable benefits of the “Snake Plant” are that they have the ability to purify the air of volatile organic pollutants such as benzene, formaldehyde, trichloroethylene, xylene, and toluene, and while other plants release carbon dioxide at night, the “Snake Plant” continues to produce oxygen, making it an excellent plant to place in the bedroom.

• INCLUDES: (1) Pothos “Devil's Ivy” in 6" natural ceramic bowl planter (Approx. 6-10"). Each plant may vary from pictures shown as plants are hand selected based on season, size, health, and readiness
• DIFFICULTY: Low maintenance, perfect for beginners
• WATER: Once every 1-2 weeks or when leaves start to wilt; Allow soil to dry out between watering
• LIGHT & TEMP: Low to bright indirect or filtered light. Maintain between 65-75F
• NUTRIENTS: Apply an all-purpose liquid fertilizer twice a year or more to encourage growth

• INCLUDED IN PURCHASE | (1) House Plant of choice in a festive holiday planter and wooden stand set with graphic text of "Let It Snow". Each plant may vary from pictures shown as plants are hand selected based on season, size, health, and readiness.

Pothos

• WATERING NEEDS | Pothos like to have their soil dry out completely between waterings. If left continually in damp soil, the roots will rot.
• FERTILIZING NEEDS | Pothos aren’t heavy feeders, but since there are no nutrients in most potting soils, feed monthly to bi-monthly with any balanced houseplant fertilizer.
• SOIL | SUN | POTTING | Outdoors shade to partial shade. Indoors bright but indirect light. Will lose leaf pattern and revert to all-green plants if they don't get enough light.

Jade Succulent

• WATERING NEEDS | Succulents are very sensitive to overwatering, and damp soil can cause root rot. Dry out soil completely between waterings. Recommended amount is once every two weeks. Tip: the top inch of soil should feel dry before watering again.
• FERTILIZING NEEDS | Fertilize every two to four weeks during spring and summer. Withhold fertilizer during the fall and winter months.
• SOIL | SUN | POTTING | Use well-draining soil. Regular potting soil or dirt won't do. Use cactus soil/mix potting soil with sand/pumice/perlite. Approximately 6 hours of sun per day. Gradually give plant more sunlight each day.

Janet Craig Compacta

• WATERING NEEDS | Allow the top 50% of the soil to dry out between waterings. The lower the light, the less often a dracaena needs water. Fluoride, chlorine, or salt in the water may cause brown leaf tips and yellow spots on the leaves.
• FERTILIZING NEEDS | Janet Craig plants need very little plant food. Feed once or twice a year in the spring and summer with a balanced houseplant food diluted to 1/2 the recommended strength. Too much fertilizer causes leaf tip burn.
• SUN | SOIL | POTTING | Low light causes slow growth and narrow, small new leaves. Medium light causes faster growth. Keep away from direct sunlight in outdoor settings as a few minutes may burn the leaves.

Calathea Orbifolia

• WATERING NEEDS | The Calathea Orbifolia likes to be watered fairly often. About 1-2 times per week. Allow for the top 2" of soil to dry in between waterings.
• FERTILIZING NEEDS | A balanced fertilizer given to the plant monthly at 1/4 to 1/2 during the grow season will help this plant thrive.
• SUN | SOIL | POTTING | Well-draining soil that does not get dry or soggy will help this plant to properly grow. This plant also enjoys medium light and high humidity and prefers temperatures between 65-75 degrees fahrenheit.

• INCLUDED IN PURCHASE | (1) House Plant of choice in a festive holiday planter and wooden stand set with graphic text of "Merry & Bright" . Each plant may vary from pictures shown as plants are hand selected based on season, size, health, and readiness.

Pothos

• WATERING NEEDS | Pothos like to have their soil dry out completely between waterings. If left continually in damp soil, the roots will rot.
• FERTILIZING NEEDS | Pothos aren’t heavy feeders, but since there are no nutrients in most potting soils, feed monthly to bi-monthly with any balanced houseplant fertilizer.
• SOIL | SUN | POTTING | Outdoors shade to partial shade. Indoors bright but indirect light. Will lose leaf pattern and revert to all-green plants if they don't get enough light.

Jade Succulent

• WATERING NEEDS | Succulents are very sensitive to overwatering, and damp soil can cause root rot. Dry out soil completely between waterings. Recommended amount is once every two weeks. Tip: the top inch of soil should feel dry before watering again.
• FERTILIZING NEEDS | Fertilize every two to four weeks during spring and summer. Withhold fertilizer during the fall and winter months.
• SOIL | SUN | POTTING | Use well-draining soil. Regular potting soil or dirt won't do. Use cactus soil/mix potting soil with sand/pumice/perlite. Approximately 6 hours of sun per day. Gradually give plant more sunlight each day.

Janet Craig Compacta

• WATERING NEEDS | Allow the top 50% of the soil to dry out between waterings. The lower the light, the less often a dracaena needs water. Fluoride, chlorine, or salt in the water may cause brown leaf tips and yellow spots on the leaves.
• FERTILIZING NEEDS | Janet Craig plants need very little plant food. Feed once or twice a year in the spring and summer with a balanced houseplant food diluted to 1/2 the recommended strength. Too much fertilizer causes leaf tip burn.
• SUN | SOIL | POTTING | Low light causes slow growth and narrow, small new leaves. Medium light causes faster growth. Keep away from direct sunlight in outdoor settings as a few minutes may burn the leaves.

Calathea Orbifolia

• WATERING NEEDS | The Calathea Orbifolia likes to be watered fairly often. About 1-2 times per week. Allow for the top 2" of soil to dry in between waterings.
• FERTILIZING NEEDS | A balanced fertilizer given to the plant monthly at 1/4 to 1/2 during the grow season will help this plant thrive.
• SUN | SOIL | POTTING | Well-draining soil that does not get dry or soggy will help this plant to properly grow. This plant also enjoys medium light and high humidity and prefers temperatures between 65-75 degrees fahrenheit.

• INCLUDED IN PURCHASE | (1) House Plant of choice in a festive holiday planter and wooden stand set with graphic text of "HoHoHo". Each plant may vary from pictures shown as plants are hand selected based on season, size, health, and readiness. 

Pothos

• WATERING NEEDS | Pothos like to have their soil dry out completely between waterings. If left continually in damp soil, the roots will rot.
• FERTILIZING NEEDS | Pothos aren’t heavy feeders, but since there are no nutrients in most potting soils, feed monthly to bi-monthly with any balanced houseplant fertilizer.
• SOIL | SUN | POTTING | Outdoors shade to partial shade. Indoors bright but indirect light. Will lose leaf pattern and revert to all-green plants if they don't get enough light.

Jade Succulent

• WATERING NEEDS | Succulents are very sensitive to overwatering, and damp soil can cause root rot. Dry out soil completely between waterings. Recommended amount is once every two weeks. Tip: the top inch of soil should feel dry before watering again.
• FERTILIZING NEEDS | Fertilize every two to four weeks during spring and summer. Withhold fertilizer during the fall and winter months.
• SOIL | SUN | POTTING | Use well-draining soil. Regular potting soil or dirt won't do. Use cactus soil/mix potting soil with sand/pumice/perlite. Approximately 6 hours of sun per day. Gradually give plant more sunlight each day.

Janet Craig Compacta

• WATERING NEEDS | Allow the top 50% of the soil to dry out between waterings. The lower the light, the less often a dracaena needs water. Fluoride, chlorine, or salt in the water may cause brown leaf tips and yellow spots on the leaves.
• FERTILIZING NEEDS | Janet Craig plants need very little plant food. Feed once or twice a year in the spring and summer with a balanced houseplant food diluted to 1/2 the recommended strength. Too much fertilizer causes leaf tip burn.
• SUN | SOIL | POTTING | Low light causes slow growth and narrow, small new leaves. Medium light causes faster growth. Keep away from direct sunlight in outdoor settings as a few minutes may burn the leaves.

Calathea Orbifolia

• WATERING NEEDS | The Calathea Orbifolia likes to be watered fairly often. About 1-2 times per week. Allow for the top 2" of soil to dry in between waterings.
• FERTILIZING NEEDS | A balanced fertilizer given to the plant monthly at 1/4 to 1/2 during the grow season will help this plant thrive.
• SUN | SOIL | POTTING | Well-draining soil that does not get dry or soggy will help this plant to properly grow. This plant also enjoys medium light and high humidity and prefers temperatures between 65-75 degrees fahrenheit.

Commonly known for being a symbol of good luck and used for Feng Shui, the “Money Tree Plant” is easy to maintain and can be used as year-round decor both inside & outside homes and offices. Water when the soil is completely dry and make sure to place in full to partial shade. The Money Tree thrives best in low to moderate light and conditions. 

• INCLUDES: (1) English Ivy in 4.5" hanging ceramic pot with a leather strap. Each plant may vary from pictures shown as plants are hand selected based on season, size, health, and readiness
• DIFFICULTY: Relatively easy – great for beginners
• WATER: 1-2 times every week; Allow top inch of soil to dry out between watering
• LIGHT & TEMP: Bright indirect or filtered light. Maintain between 55-75F
• NUTRIENTS: Apply an all-purpose liquid fertilizer at half strength once a month during the growing season

The Hedera helix, more commonly known as “Common Ivy” or “English Ivy”, is an evergreen climbing plant native to Europe and Western Asia. Often grown outdoors as an ornamental ground-cover, the “English Ivy” is a very versatile plant that can be grown indoors as well. Preferred to be kept slightly on the drier side, the top of the soil should be dry to the touch before watering. Overwatering will cause leaves to turn brown and become dry on the edges, but underwatering also poses problems causing the plant to become stressed, which in turn can make it more susceptible to disease or insect infestations. Ivies can tolerate low to bright indirect light, but lower light levels will slow growth, and the variegated leaves will become less pronounced becoming more uniformly green. Thriving best in cooler temperatures, placing the “English Ivy” in a cool location with air movement is ideal. Results from a clean air study performed by NASA show that the “English Ivy” has the ability to remove volatile organic pollutants such as benzene, formaldehyde, trichloroethylene, xylene, and toluene. Keep the air in your home clean by adding this wonderful trailing plant to your collection.

ir Plants are striking tropical plants capable of absorbing water and nutrients through their leaves. They flourish in vertical spaces and can be attached to nearly anything. They exist in a variety of shades, colors, and sizes and are among the most carefree plants on earth.

Air Plants should be thoroughly watered 2-3 times a week by spraying the plants and exposing them to indirect sunlight; more often in hot or dry climates. For best results, plants should be exposed to enough light and air to allow them to dry within 4 hours post watering. Air plants will not survive in standing water. Optimum temperature range is 50 - 90 degrees F. 

Spritz air plants with water every 1-2 days. OR fill bowl with water and float air plants in the water for 20-60 mins every week.

Air plants are perfect for DIY terrariums, planters, and wall decorations. 

Air Plants are striking tropical plants capable of absorbing water and nutrients through their leaves. They flourish in vertical spaces and can be attached to nearly anything. They exist in a variety of shades, colors, and sizes and are among the most carefree plants on earth.

Air Plants should be thoroughly watered 2-3 times a week by spraying the plants and exposing them to indirect sunlight; more often in hot or dry climates. For best results, plants should be exposed to enough light and air to allow them to dry within 4 hours post watering. Air plants will not survive in standing water. Optimum temperature range is 50 - 90 degrees F. 

Spritz air plants with water every 1-2 days. OR fill bowl with water and float air plants in the water for 20-60 mins every week.

Air plants are perfect for DIY terrariums, planters, and wall decorations. 

With long, slender curling leaves, the Chlorophytum comosum 'bonnie' or "Bonnie Curly Spider Plant" is one of the most popular, adaptable, and easiest to grow of all hanging houseplants. Native to South Africa, spider plants are very hardy and will survive in less than perfect conditions. Although spider plants prefer bright light, they tend to scorch in direct sunlight, and can also tolerate low-light conditions. Mature spider plants produce 'spiderettes' or plantlets that can be cut off to propagate, providing a never ending supply of spider plants. Adding to the list of reasons to add these nearly impossible to kill plants, results from a clean air study performed by NASA show that spider plants have tremendous air purifying qualities and can remove volatile organic pollutants such as formaldehyde, xylene, and toluene. Keep the air in your home clean by adding this fast-growing, healthy addition to your collection.

Water 1-2 times every week, or whenever the soil dries out. Place in medium to bright indirect light and maintain between 60-80F. Apply a balanced houseplant fertilizer at half strength once or twice during the growing season for best results.

The Hedera helix, more commonly known as “Common Ivy” or “English Ivy”, is an evergreen climbing plant native to Europe and Western Asia. Often grown outdoors as an ornamental ground-cover, the “English Ivy” is a very versatile plant that can be grown indoors as well. Preferred to be kept slightly on the drier side, the top of the soil should be dry to the touch before watering. Overwatering will cause leaves to turn brown and become dry on the edges, but underwatering also poses problems causing the plant to become stressed, which in turn can make it more susceptible to disease or insect infestations. Ivies can tolerate low to bright indirect light, but lower light levels will slow growth, and the variegated leaves will become less pronounced becoming more uniformly green. Thriving best in cooler temperatures, placing the “English Ivy” in a cool location with air movement is ideal. Results from a clean air study performed by NASA show that the “English Ivy” has the ability to remove volatile organic pollutants such as benzene, formaldehyde, trichloroethylene, xylene, and toluene. Keep the air in your home clean by adding this wonderful trailing plant to your collection.

Water 1-2 times every week and allow the top inch of soil to dry out between watering. Place in indirect or filtered light and maintain a temperature between 55-75F. Apply an all-purpose liquid fertilizer at half strength once a month during the growing season.

Aloe vera plants bring a wonderful sense of greenery and healing to any space. Revered for their medicinal power and hardy nature, these popular house plants are low-maintenance and bring variety and diversity to any collection. They are perfect as an accent plant on a bookshelf or kitchen counter and can even be used as home or office décor.

Water 2-4 weeks, making sure not to overwater, and place in direct sunlight. Use a well-draining soil, such as cactus soil or potting mix to ensure good health. Thrives in bright filtered light.

Aloe vera plants bring a wonderful sense of greenery and healing to any space. Revered for their medicinal power and hardy nature, these popular house plants are low-maintenance and bring variety and diversity to any collection. They are perfect as an accent plant on a bookshelf or kitchen counter and can even be used as home or office décor.

Water 2-4 weeks, making sure not to overwater, and place in direct sunlight. Use a well-draining soil, such as cactus soil or potting mix to ensure good health. Thrives in bright filtered light.

Codiaeum variegatum 'Petra’, is a tropical evergreen shrub found in humid areas, such as the western Pacific islands, Australia, and Southern Asia. With bold, vivid red, yellow, and orange hues, the Croton Petra is a popular relatively low maintenance tropical house plant once it situates itself in your home. With shiny, thick leaves, the croton petra may also flower and when cut, may bleed a milky sap. They are sought for their striking features and foliage, as they bring a bright pop of color into your home, office, or outdoor garden.

To keep it bright and cheery, make sure the soil is thoroughly dry between watering as too much water will cause wilting. Use a general fertilizer in a well-draining pot and do not feed in fall and winter. Provide adequate sunlight for 4-6 hours per day. Thrives in bright filtered light.

• INCLUDES: (1) Epipremnum aureum Pothos 'Devil's Ivy' in 6" hanging pot with attached hanger. Each plant may vary from pictures shown as plants are hand selected based on season, size, health, and readiness
• DIFFICULTY: Low maintenance, perfect for beginners
• WATER: Once every 1-2 weeks or when leaves start to wilt; Allow soil to dry out between watering
• LIGHT & TEMP: Low to bright indirect or filtered light. Maintain between 65-75F
• NUTRIENTS: Apply an all-purpose liquid fertilizer twice a year or more to encourage growth

The Epipremnum aureum, more commonly known as “Golden Pothos”, “Devil’s Ivy”, or “Cascading Pothos”, has the reputation of being one of the easiest and most forgiving houseplants to take care of making it the perfect choice for the beginner plant enthusiasts. This tropical aroid vine with smooth and leathery heart-shaped leaves are native to Southeast Asia, and can tolerate low light conditions and periods of drought. Give your pothos a drink when the leaves start to droop or wilt, but be sure not to allow roots to get soggy as that can lead to root rot. Although tolerant of all indirect light levels ranging from low to bright, the pothos will be fullest, most colorful, and grow fastest in medium to bright light. In addition to the greenery the “Devil’s Ivy” brings to your home, results from a clean air study performed by NASA show that it also has the ability to remove volatile organic pollutants such as benzene, formaldehyde, xylene, and toluene. Place on a high shelf or ledge to showcase the beautiful cascading vines that will trail and spill over, growing to 10 feet long over time.

• INCLUDES: (1) “Bonnie Curly Spider” in 6" natural ceramic bowl planter (Approx. 6-10"). Each plant may vary from pictures shown as plants are hand selected based on season, size, health, and readiness
• DIFFICULTY: Low maintenance, perfect for beginners
• WATER: 1-2 times every week; Allow top inch of soil to dry out between watering
• LIGHT & TEMP: Bright indirect or filtered light. Maintain between 60-80F
• NUTRIENTS: Apply an all-purpose liquid fertilizer at half strength monthly during the growing season

 The Chlorophytum comosum 'bonnie' or "Bonnie Curly Spider Plant" is one of the most popular, adaptable, and easiest to grow of all hanging houseplants. Native to South Africa, spider plants are very hardy and will survive in less than perfect conditions. Although spider plants prefer bright light, they tend to scorch in direct sunlight, and can also tolerate low-light conditions. Mature spider plants produce 'spiderettes' or plantlets that can be cut off to propagate, providing a neverending supply of spider plants. Adding to the list of reasons to add these nearly impossible to kill plants, results from a clean air study performed by NASA show that spider plants have tremendous air purifying qualities, and have the ability to remove volatile organic pollutants such as formaldehyde, xylene, and toluene. Keep the air in your home clean by adding this fast-growing, healthy addition to your collection.

• INCLUDES: (1) “Bonnie Curly Spider” in 6" natural ceramic bowl planter (Approx. 6-10"). Each plant may vary from pictures shown as plants are hand selected based on season, size, health, and readiness
• DIFFICULTY: Low maintenance, perfect for beginners
• WATER: 1-2 times every week; Allow top inch of soil to dry out between watering
• LIGHT & TEMP: Bright indirect or filtered light. Maintain between 60-80F
• NUTRIENTS: Apply an all-purpose liquid fertilizer at half strength monthly during the growing season

 The Chlorophytum comosum 'bonnie' or "Bonnie Curly Spider Plant" is one of the most popular, adaptable, and easiest to grow of all hanging houseplants. Native to South Africa, spider plants are very hardy and will survive in less than perfect conditions. Although spider plants prefer bright light, they tend to scorch in direct sunlight, and can also tolerate low-light conditions. Mature spider plants produce 'spiderettes' or plantlets that can be cut off to propagate, providing a neverending supply of spider plants. Adding to the list of reasons to add these nearly impossible to kill plants, results from a clean air study performed by NASA show that spider plants have tremendous air purifying qualities, and have the ability to remove volatile organic pollutants such as formaldehyde, xylene, and toluene. Keep the air in your home clean by adding this fast-growing, healthy addition to your collection.