Plant Type: Seasonal, Indoor, Succulent/Cactus
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10″ Hanging Succulent Wooden Box
Light Requirement: Indoor Bright Light, Indoor Medium Light
Water Requirement: Low Water
Container Size: L-10" W-10" 2"-H Wooden Box
Bloom Season: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Plant Height: Ground Cover (under 6″), Small (6″ – 12″)
Plant Color: Foliage Variegated, Foliage/Green, Multicolor, Blue, Purple, Red
Suggested Uses: Gifts & Presents, Indoor Plant, Xeriscape (low water) Garden
USDA Hardiness Zone: Find Your Zone
7, 8, 9, 10
Special Characteristics:
- Perfect gift for any occasion
- Can be hung or placed on a table as a centerpiece
- For indoor decoration
- Low water, spray mist the plant
$36.99 Select options
20 Miniature Gardening Plants (Mixed Assortment)
Plant Type: Miniature Gardening, Indoor
Light Requirement: Indoor Bright/Medium Light
Water Requirement: Low Water
Container Size: 1”
Bloom Season: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Plant Height: ground cover (under 6”) & small (6”-12”)
Plant Color: Multicolor, Green, Varigated
Suggested Uses: Indoor Plants, Miniature Garden, Containers & Hanging Baskets, Xeriscape (low water) Garden
USDA Hardiness Zone: Find Your Zone
7, 8, 9, 10
Special Characteristics:
- 20 Mixed Miniature Gardening Plants
- Choose between succulents or tropical mixed selection
- Succulent Selection: Aeoniums, Crassulas, Echeverias, Portulaca or Moss Rose, Sedums and others
- Tropical Selection: Hypoestes (Red & White), Erodium, Cupheas, Saginas (Scotch or Irish Moss), Althernanthera, Coleus, Ferns and others
- Each mixed selection will include an assortment of upright, midsize and creeping plants
- Plant height varies
- Plant root cell size in inches is L-1 X W-1 X H-2
- For use indoor bright/medium light
$39.99 – $59.99 Select options
40 Miniature Gardening Plants (Mixed Fern Plant Assortment)
Plant Type: Miniature Gardening, Indoor
Light Requirement: Indoor Bright/Medium Light
Water Requirement: Low Water
Container Size: 1”
Bloom Season: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Plant Height: ground cover (under 6”) & small (6”-12”)
Plant Color: Multicolor, Green, Varigated
Suggested Uses: Indoor Plants, Miniature Garden, Containers & Hanging Baskets, Xeriscape (low water) Garden
USDA Hardiness Zone: Find Your Zone
7, 8, 9, 10
Special Characteristics:
- 20 Mixed Miniature Gardening Plants
- Choose between succulents or tropical mixed selection
- Succulent Selection: Aeoniums, Crassulas, Echeverias, Portulaca or Moss Rose, Sedums and others
- Tropical Selection: Hypoestes (Red & White), Erodium, Cupheas, Saginas (Scotch or Irish Moss), Althernanthera, Coleus, Ferns and others
- Each mixed selection will include an assortment of upright, midsize and creeping plants
- Plant height varies
- Plant root cell size in inches is L-1 X W-1 X H-2
- For use indoor bright/medium light
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Aloe Vera
1" STARTER PLANT *Terracotta pot in photo sold separately. Aloe vera is grown for its succulent leaves which have a variety of culinary and medicinal uses. The leaves contain a clear gel that's a popular home remedy. According to the Mayo Clinic, this substance may shorten the healing of first- and second-degree burns and promote wound healing. Perennial in zones 9+, aloe is typically grown as a houseplant since it won't overwinter in cooler climates. Very little water is required. These drought-resistant plants grow best in hot, dry areas and excessive water could cause them to rot. Water regularly but allow soil to dry out before watering again. During the winter months, water only enough to keep the leaves from shriveling.
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Casper, the Hatiora salicornioides (Dancing Bones)
1" STARTER PLANT *Terracotta pot in photo sold separately. Meet Casper. He loves friends who have an eye for the wackily wonderful. He likes to look cute, he's very positive and overall just a sweet, silly plant. Living up to his name "dancing bones," his narrow joints give him a wild dancing appearance. As a succulent, Casper likes bright light and low water.
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Effie, the Fittonia argyroneura (Nerve Plant)
1" STARTER PLANT *Terracotta pot in photo sold separately. Meet Effie. Her nerves are on display but in the vein of pluckiness rather than timidity. She loves a good tromp though humid climes and will always appreciate the gift of a humidity tray or regular misting. She even encourages you to create a tiny terrarium adventure for her, as it's one of her favorite habitats! Not a desert gal, Effie prefers filtered gentle light and will get a sunburn in direct sunlight.
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Elizabeth, the Senecio rowleyanus (String of Pearls)
1" STARTER PLANT *Terracotta pot in photo sold separately. Meet Elizabeth With her timeless elegance like heirloom pearls around the neck, she never goes out of style! She is simple to care for but her simple style is anything but average. She grows best in bright indoor light, and a dash of diluted houseplant fertilizer every month keeps her fashion game strong! In a take-charge way, she'll let you know when it's time to water again by deflating her pearls a bit and looking less than succulent. So pay attention because overwatering is the quickest way to say goodbye to this beauty.
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Hope, the Peperomia
1" STARTER PLANT *Terracotta pot in photo sold separately. Meet Hope. She would like everyone to know that they CAN be successful plant parents! Put her in a spot with bright indirect light and watch her go with the flow. Hope is considered semi-succulent so you can let her dry out between soakings. She is curious about her surroundings and will trail around, discovering new things... but you can always trim her tips to keep her closer to home.
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Leona, the Crassula Ovata “Lemon & Lime” (Var. Jade)
1" STARTER PLANT *Terracotta pot in photo sold separately. Meet Leona. She's an elegant variegated jade with light cream and green stripes on her leaves. When grown in bright enough light she turns pink on the tips of new growth! Jade plants are a symbol of good luck and this graceful beauty brings a joyful luck with her wherever she grows.
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Lilah, the Tradescantia Fluminensis (Lilac Wandering Jew)
1" STARTER PLANT *Terracotta pot in photo sold separately. Meet Lilah. This cute spunky girl can't wait to spread her cascading rainbow of colorful foliage into your living space. Looking like little pink bows, her fleshy leaves are a mixture of white, green, pink, and mauve stripes and blotches. Treat her right and she may even reward you with her small white flowers. Never stick Lilah in a dark corner, or she will show her dislike of the area by losing her beautiful colors. She will look the prettiest with lots of bright indirect light every day. Lilah loves a good hair cut, and asks that you keep her maintained. Her trailing tendrils have a tendency to get leggy, so pruning them becomes a must if you want to maintain a healthy appearance. Lilah is a plant that you need to know: low maintenance, fun, and easy!
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Mimi, the Mimosa pudica (Sensitive Plant)
1" STARTER PLANT *Terracotta pot in photo sold separately. Meet Mimi. She has a reputation for quickly closing her leaves and looking wilted. Her tendency towards sensitivity just means she feels sensations and emotions more deeply than others. But don't worry, she just needs some "me time" and she'll open up and be back at the party. She's a great friend for kids, helping them develop an interest in plants, and delightful for adults too! Her occasional flowers are pink puffballs right out of a storybook. Mimi enjoys a room with bright indirect light and an even touch with the water (she's not a fan of soggy roots).
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Morgana, the Stapelia gigantea (Starfish Flower)
1" STARTER PLANT *Terracotta pot in photo sold separately. Meet Morgana. She is confident in her defiance of society's rule that flowers are sugary sweet. She grows as a sturdy clumping succulent and when she blooms, wow! Her starfish shaped blossoms are captivating to look at with their fleshy, 5-pointed, stars that can reach a foot in size. Some find the aroma of her flowers a little tricky to get used to but her powerful presence is a must for any true collector's sill!
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Morris, the Monstera adansonii (Swiss Cheese Plant)
1" STARTER PLANT *Terracotta pot in photo sold separately. Meet Morris. He's unique and edgy, heralded as a social media influencer, and all before breakfast! He brings a mysterious jungle vibe to every room and will tell everyone around that the best things in life are green. Keep his leaves dust-free and he'll have your back by purifying your home's air. What a bud! Morris likes medium bright to bright filtered light (remember, he's a jungle understory plant) and if you give him something to climb he'll reward you with bigger and bigger leaves!
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Oscar, the Opuntia monacantha variegata (Variegated Prickly Pear)
1" STARTER PLANT *Terracotta pot in photo sold separately. Meet Oscar. Sure he's a Prickly Pear but he's no grouch! His goofy shape and sweet colors will bring a joyful smile to anyone’s face. And he's so easy going, all he really wants is bright sun and to be on the dry side. He's definitely one to stake out his sunny spot by the pool and never dip his toes in! Once he matures in life, he'll produce a delicious fruit, but Oscar is lovable no matter what his age.
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Ramona, the Peperomia puteolata (Parallel Peperomia)
1" STARTER PLANT *Terracotta pot in photo sold separately. Meet Ramona. She hits the personality sweet spot...neither too trendy nor too eccentric. She likes straight lines as you can tell by her leaf pattern and her stems. But check out the red on her stems and you'll see she has a little bit of sass tucked away! Semi-succulent, so go easy on the water and give her bright light (but not direct sun).
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Vanilla Bean Orchid
1" STARTER PLANT *Terracotta pot in photo sold separately. Everyone knows the scent and taste of vanilla. But did you know that all vanilla comes from the fruit of an orchid? Of the tens of thousands of orchids known to the world, Vanilla planifolia is the only orchid to produce an edible fruit and what an amazing fruit that has turned out to be…
For 300 years, no one was able to get the orchids to bear fruit. Then, in 1836, it was discovered that a miniscule bee (the Melipone) was the sole pollinator of the vanilla orchid. Outside of their native habitat of Mexico, vanilla plant flowers must be hand-pollinated in order to produce the fruit. This means all the vanilla coming from other countries is hand pollinated. You can understand why vanilla is the most expensive spice after saffron!
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