Pitcher Plant Collection (4 Pack) Rare Nephentes Live Carnivorous Plants- Gaya, Miranda, Lady Luck & Alata- Insect Eating Indoor Plants, Exotic Live Pitcher Plants by FamPlants

Pitcher Plant Collection (4 Pack) Rare Nephentes Live Carnivorous Plants- Gaya, Miranda, Lady Luck & Alata- Insect Eating Indoor Plants, Exotic Live Pitcher Plants

$59.98
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Pitcher Plant Collection (4 Pack) Rare Nephentes Live Carnivorous Plants- Gaya, Miranda, Lady Luck & Alata- Insect Eating Indoor Plants, Exotic Live Pitcher Plants by FamPlants

Pitcher Plant Collection (4 Pack) Rare Nephentes Live Carnivorous Plants- Gaya, Miranda, Lady Luck & Alata- Insect Eating Indoor Plants, Exotic Live Pitcher Plants

$59.98

About This

  • 4 Live Carnivorous Plants – Includes Nepenthes Gaya, Miranda, Lady Luck, and Alata pitcher plants.
  • Insect Eating Pitcher Plants – Naturally traps insects, no sprays or chemicals needed.
  • Starter Size Live Plants – Young plants establish better and grow stronger over time
  • Indoor Tropical Houseplants – Ideal carnivorous plants for indoor growing with bright indirect light
  • Grower’s Choice & Seasonal Selection – Pitcher size, shape, and color vary by season and conditions

Overview

  • Indoor/Outdoor Usage : Outdoor
  • Brand : Fam Plants
  • Material Feature : Organic
  • Color : Green, Red
  • Special Feature : Compact
  • Expected Blooming Period : Spring to Summer
  • Item Weight : 8 ounces
  • Sunlight Exposure : Partial Sun
  • Unit Count : 4 Count
  • Product Care Instructions : Give your plants a warm welcome by soaking their pots in 1 inch of water for 30 minutes. Trim damaged leaves or stems to encourage growth. Avoid repotting immediately; let excess water evaporate, then place plants in a bright, airy spot. Start in medium pots to strengthen roots before planting in the ground. Gradually introduce them to full sun, starting with indirect light. Give your plants a warm welcome by soaking their pots in 1 inch of water for 30 minutes. Trim damaged leaves or stems to encourage growth. Avoid repotting immediately; let exc… See more

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