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Looking for the size of this plant? You can access the exact height of a plant by clicking the "View height of this plant" under each subplant picture.

This plant does best with fertilizers that have a 3-1-2 for their NPK ratio. *our plant arrives with slow release fertilizer so you should wait until the next feeding season to fertilize with new fertilizer. Or you risk chemical-burning your plant. Finding the right fertilizer is essential for your plants. The N-P-K-ratio is the percentage the product contains by volume of Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K). A complete fertilizer is one that contains all three nutrients. Using a complete fertilizer for all plants seems alright, but it isn’t always the best choice. Some plants only need extra phosphorus nutrients, potassium nutrients or nitrogen nutrients. Each nutrient provides its own supplements to the plant. Nitrogen is a building block of amino acids, the plant enzymes, its DNA and chlorophyll. Sufficient levels of nitrogen stimulate plant growth and reproduction, most prominently, growth of foliage. Phosphorus is essential for photosynthesis, transferring genetic material from one generation to the next and movement of nutrients within the cells. Lastly, Potassium regulates water, aids in the photosynthesis process, serves as an activation element for plant enzymes and is necessary for building proteins.

Frequency is key to watering. This plant needs to be watered ONLY when the first 2 inches of the soil is dry, and that usually takes 10-14 days to happen in an indoor environment. To confirm if the soil is dry, stick your finger in the first 2 inches of the soil to feel if the soil is dry. If it is dry then water, if it's not then don't water. *when you do actually water, please water thoroughly. Run a water source over the soil for a good 5-10 minutes with stops in between if the water overflows. (it is okay to give more amounts of water when you are sure that the soil is dry).

Complimentary shipping with protective and eco-friendly boxes

Looking for the size of this plant? You can access the exact height of a plant by clicking the "View height of this plant" under each subplant picture.

This plant does best with fertilizers that have a 3-1-2 for their NPK ratio. *our plant arrives with slow release fertilizer so you should wait until the next feeding season to fertilize with new fertilizer. Or you risk chemical-burning your plant. Finding the right fertilizer is essential for your plants. The N-P-K-ratio is the percentage the product contains by volume of Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), and Potassium (K). A complete fertilizer is one that contains all three nutrients. Using a complete fertilizer for all plants seems alright, but it isn’t always the best choice. Some plants only need extra phosphorus nutrients, potassium nutrients or nitrogen nutrients. Each nutrient provides its own supplements to the plant. Nitrogen is a building block of amino acids, the plant enzymes, its DNA and chlorophyll. Sufficient levels of nitrogen stimulate plant growth and reproduction, most prominently, growth of foliage. Phosphorus is essential for photosynthesis, transferring genetic material from one generation to the next and movement of nutrients within the cells. Lastly, Potassium regulates water, aids in the photosynthesis process, serves as an activation element for plant enzymes and is necessary for building proteins.

Frequency is key to watering. This plant needs to be watered ONLY when the first 2 inches of the soil is dry, and that usually takes 10-14 days to happen in an indoor environment. To confirm if the soil is dry, stick your finger in the first 2 inches of the soil to feel if the soil is dry. If it is dry then water, if it's not then don't water. *when you do actually water, please water thoroughly. Run a water source over the soil for a good 5-10 minutes with stops in between if the water overflows. (it is okay to give more amounts of water when you are sure that the soil is dry).