• Water every 7-10 days
• Medium to indirect light

• Fertilizer is not necessary, but will appreciate mixing worm castings into the soil
• Keep in a well lit spot

  This plant needs to be in a spot that receives indirect or direct sunlight. Here's a quick lighting guide: Direct Light: right next to a window, or light source, where the suns rays are beating down on the plant Bright Indirect Light: when the sun's rays don't travel directly from the sun to your plant but, instead, bounce off something first, casting blurry, indistinct shadows Medium Light: slightly more dappled lighting than bright indirect light Low Light: little to no sunlight reaches this area, a few feet away from light source

• Keep in any lighting

  This plant will tolerate any lighting conditions, from a dim poor lit environment to a sunny window. Here's a quick lighting guide: Direct Light: right next to a window, or light source, where the suns rays are beating down on the plant Bright Indirect Light: when the sun's rays don't travel directly from the sun to your plant but, instead, bounce off something first, casting blurry, indistinct shadows Medium Light: slightly more dappled lighting than bright indirect light Low Light: little to no sunlight reaches this area, a few feet away from light source

• Keep in indirect to direct bright light

  Here's a quick lighting guide: Direct Light: right next to a window, or light source, where the suns rays are beating down on the plant Bright Indirect Light: when the sun's rays don't travel directly from the sun to your plant but, instead, bounce off something first, casting blurry, indistinct shadows Medium Light: slightly more dappled lighting than bright indirect light Low Light: little to no sunlight reaches this area, a few feet away from light source

• Ornaments not included

  Ornaments in the pictures not included

• Use half-strength balanced fertilizer

  Apply a balanced ratio fertilizer ie; 1-1-1 or 10-10-10 at half strength. *most of our plant arrives with slow release fertilizer (those green or purple small balls) so you should wait until the next feeding season (spring or fall) to fertilize with new fertilizer. Or you risk chemical-burning your plant.

Test Plant (Boudewijn)

• Water every 7-10 days
• Medium to indirect light

• Fertilizer is not necessary, but will appreciate mixing worm castings into the soil
• Keep in a well lit spot

  This plant needs to be in a spot that receives indirect or direct sunlight. Here's a quick lighting guide: Direct Light: right next to a window, or light source, where the suns rays are beating down on the plant Bright Indirect Light: when the sun's rays don't travel directly from the sun to your plant but, instead, bounce off something first, casting blurry, indistinct shadows Medium Light: slightly more dappled lighting than bright indirect light Low Light: little to no sunlight reaches this area, a few feet away from light source

• Keep in any lighting

  This plant will tolerate any lighting conditions, from a dim poor lit environment to a sunny window. Here's a quick lighting guide: Direct Light: right next to a window, or light source, where the suns rays are beating down on the plant Bright Indirect Light: when the sun's rays don't travel directly from the sun to your plant but, instead, bounce off something first, casting blurry, indistinct shadows Medium Light: slightly more dappled lighting than bright indirect light Low Light: little to no sunlight reaches this area, a few feet away from light source

• Keep in indirect to direct bright light

  Here's a quick lighting guide: Direct Light: right next to a window, or light source, where the suns rays are beating down on the plant Bright Indirect Light: when the sun's rays don't travel directly from the sun to your plant but, instead, bounce off something first, casting blurry, indistinct shadows Medium Light: slightly more dappled lighting than bright indirect light Low Light: little to no sunlight reaches this area, a few feet away from light source

• Ornaments not included

  Ornaments in the pictures not included

• Use half-strength balanced fertilizer

  Apply a balanced ratio fertilizer ie; 1-1-1 or 10-10-10 at half strength. *most of our plant arrives with slow release fertilizer (those green or purple small balls) so you should wait until the next feeding season (spring or fall) to fertilize with new fertilizer. Or you risk chemical-burning your plant.