Rare Exotics 4-in-1 Combo Juvenile Plants Set

Moderate - High maintenance

Indirect Light: Provide bright, indirect light rather than direct sunlight. Tissue-cultured plants are often light-sensitive and may scorch easily.
Monitor Growth: Once they show signs of stable growth, you can move them to slightly brighter conditions, but avoid harsh, direct sunlight.

1. Acclimatization:
Gradual Transition: Tissue culture plants are typically grown in sterile conditions and may be sensitive to natural environments. Gradually transition them to normal humidity and light levels over a couple of weeks.
Humidity: Keep them in a high-humidity environment at first, such as a clear plastic container or humidity dome, and gradually reduce humidity over time to prevent shock.
2. Watering:
Keep Moist, Not Soggy: Water carefully, as tissue culture plants are vulnerable to root rot. Use distilled or filtered water if possible, and avoid letting them dry out completely.
Humidity: A humidity tray or a gentle misting can help maintain moisture without saturating the soil.
3. Temperature:
Stable Temperatures: Tissue-cultured plants prefer stable temperatures between 65-80°F (18-27°C). Avoid sudden temperature changes and keep them away from cold drafts or direct heat sources.
4. Soil and Nutrients:
Well-Draining Medium: Use a well-draining potting mix suitable for the plant type, as compact or soggy soils can harm fragile roots.
Fertilize Sparingly: Tissue-cultured plants are sensitive to fertilizers, so use a diluted, balanced liquid fertilizer only after the plant has established itself.
5. Avoid Pests and Contaminants:
Sterile Conditions: Tissue culture plants are grown in sterile environments and can be susceptible to infections or pests. Inspect regularly and quarantine if needed, especially when transitioning to standard environments.

The Plant will be shipped within 5-7 business days.

If your plant arrives damaged or is in poor condition, inform us within 7 days of delivery. Read more about our Replacement/ Return policy.