6 Mother of Thousands (Kalanchoe daigremontiana) Live Bare Root Succulent Plant
Known for their striking leaves lined with baby plantlets, these succulents are both beautiful and prolific growers, making them a favorite among collectors and beginners alike. Low-maintenance houseplant or outdoor succulent.
Mother of Thousands Alligator Live Plant 3 to 5 inches tall, Succulent, Kalancho
Mother of Thousands Live, Rooted STARTER Plant3 to 6 inches long. Some plants are longer than 6 inches. You may be the LUCKY ONE to receive! Bryophyllum daigremontianum, Alligator Plant, Kalanchoe, Succulent Some Plants already have BABIES attached to the mother. They are SO CUTE. These babies are already ready to be planted. Just carefully stick them on the ground and they will start to grow on their own. Description Bryophyllum daigremontianum grows from a single unbranched stem 45-90cm (18-35 inch) tall, which carries opposite pairs of fleshy, shiny, lance-shaped leaves that are 10-25cm (4-10 inch) long. The leaves grow at an 8° angle to the stem and are bluish green with purple blotched undersides. The saw-toothed leaf edges curl slightly inward. The tiny plantlets “babies” that form in the gaps between the teeth often have tiny aerial roots attached. One leaf can carry as many as 50 such plantlets in a single season. Pink flowers, which bloom only on mature plant, are roughly tubular, 2cm (0.8 inch) long and pendent. They are carried in rather flat clusters at the top of 30cm (12 inch) tall stalks in late autumn and early winter. The plant dies after blooming. Flowering is, however, not an annual event and will occur sporadically if at all. Particularly in climates with distinct seasonal temperature differences, flowering is most frequently observed at the beginning of a warm season. Bryophyllum daigremontianum take a year or two to mature. Caring for a Mother of Thousands This plant needs good drainage and is best potted in a commercial cactus soil mix. If using standard potting soil, sand can be added for sharper drainage. When learning how to grow Kalanchoe indoors, locate the plant in bright, but indirect light for several hours per day. When growing Kalanchoe outdoors, avoid direct afternoon sun. Houseplants will benefit from spending the summer outside; just make sure to introduce them to the outside atmosphere gradually and begin their outdoor stay with limited morning sun. Too much direct sunlight may cause leaves to become sunburned. Remember to move the plant back inside before outdoor temperatures drop to the 40 degree F. range. (4 C.). You will find that growing mother of thousands is simple and mostly carefree – a worthwhile gardening experience with limited care to keep it under control. · Houseplant care: Bryophyllum daigremontianum requires minimal care and can tolerate dry conditions and high temperatures. It is an unusual, fast growing succulent. · Light: These plants like bright light; do not subject them to direct sunlight. (To be fair, many of these starter plants were retrieved from corners of the yard and spaces between driveway & sidewalk sections which were in full sunlight. We recommend that they not be INTENTIONALLY left in full sun if you wish them to mature and produce more) · Temperature: Bryophyllum daigremontianum thrive in normal room temperature. · Watering: During the active growth period water moderately, but allow the top centimetre (0.4 inch) or so of the potting mixture to dry out between watering. In the rest period water sparingly. · Feeding: Apply standard liquid fertilizer once a month during the active growth period. · Potting and re-potting: Use a soil based potting mixture. Move small plants into pots one size larger every spring. A Bryophyllum daigremontianum big enough to need 15cm (6 inch) pot is usually unshapely and best discarded. · Gardening: Bryophyllum daigremontianum is not frost-hardy and typically dies if subjected to temperatures below freezing. Within its hardiness zone, Bryophyllum daigremontianum have the potential to escape from cultivation and spread into natural environments becoming a problematic weed. Therefore, precaution have to be taken when grow these plants in garden. Newly transplanted Bryophyllum daigremontianum have the tendency to wilt. It is recommended to stake the taller ones to keep them growing straight until their roots are reestablished; these plants can be also planted deeper than the original root to give more support and promote more root growth. They will soon resume their growth. Position: Plant Bryophyllum daigremontianum in full sun or partial shade. Leaves will develop a pinkish-red color with lots of light, or will stay a greener color under less bright conditions. It is very heat resistant, if planted in shade. Soil: Bryophyllum daigremontianum thrive in well draining, sandy soil. The plants establish well in leaf litter or other debris on shallow soils. Space the plants 15-25cm (6–10 inch) apart to make room for the leaves to display their plantlets. To promote new plants, do not mulch the ground around Bryophyllum daigremontianum. The plantlets which loosen from the plant will grow much better if allowed to fall directly onto soil rather than onto mulch. Irrigation: Water well when plant the Bryophyllum daigremontianum. After that these plants can be neglected or if watered, do so no more than once or twice a week. These succulent plants are adapted to dry conditions and can survive long periods of drought. Propagation: Plantlets growing at the base of the plants may be dug up at any time, replanted in 5-8cm (2-3 inch) pots of standard potting mixture and treated as mature plants. Or plantlets may be picked from the leaves and shallowly planted in standard potting mixture. We guarantee fresh and live plants sent by USPS Ground Floor Advantage — FREE SHIPPING
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Lucky Bamboo – 10 Stalks, 6″ Long, Easy Care Indoor Water Plant Feng Shui, GIFT
10 per order – 6″ long Lucky Bamboo Stalks Water Plant – good as a gift, Feng Shui(photos are as display suggestions. vases, bowls, rocks, gels, etc. are not included) Lucky bamboo is a wonderful gift plant that adds a bold note to indoor decor with its often intricately arranged stems. It’s a slow-growing foliage houseplant that’s easy to care for in a low- or medium-light spot. You can find lucky bamboo available in an almost endless variety of arrangements, including heart shapes, twists, curls, and more. There’s even lore about how many stems are in the arrangements! This indoor plant grows well on desks and tabletops, making it a fun addition to your office, school, or home. Because lucky bamboo typically grows in water, you can personalize yours by putting it in watertight container you wish; secure the stems in place with marbles, stones, or other materials. There are different meanings associated with various lucky bamboo arrangements. Two stalks represent love Three stalks represent Fu (happiness), Lu (wealth), and Soh (long life) Five stalks represent the areas of life that impact wealth Six stalks represent good luck and wealth Seven stalks represent good health Eight stalks represent growth Nine stalks represent great luck Ten stalks represent perfection Twenty-one stalks represent a powerful blessing Lucky Bamboo Growing Instructions Grow lucky bamboo in low or medium light for best results. It can take a high-light spot, but lucky bamboo doesn’t like direct sun so it’s best to protect it with a sheer curtain to diffuse the light. You’ll often see lucky bamboo sold without soil. The stems may be submerged in water with pebbles, gravel, marbles, colorful gels, even aquariums with fish. Lucky bamboo is happiest when you keep the stems submerged. While this plant can also grow just fine in most tap water, it is advisable to allow the water to sit overnight to allow the chlorine and other chemicals in the water to clear out. Others like to use rain water, which of course is what ALL plants prefer. If you wish to fertilize your lucky bamboo, use a fertilizer for aquatic plants and follow the directions on the fertilizer package. When your lucky bamboo outgrows its container, you can easily transfer it to a larger container. Pack in pebbles, stones, or other materials to help keep the stems upright. PRICE INCLUDES SHIPPING
Lucky Bamboo – 8 Stalks – Appx 4″ Long, Nice Water Plant for Feng Shui or GIFT
8 per order – Appx. 4″ long Lucky Bamboo Stalks Water Plant – good as a gift, Feng Shui(photos are as display suggestions. vases, bowls, rocks, gels, etc. are not included) Lucky bamboo is a wonderful gift plant that adds a bold note to indoor decor with its often intricately arranged stems. It’s a slow-growing foliage houseplant that’s easy to care for in a low- or medium-light spot. You can find lucky bamboo available in an almost endless variety of arrangements, including heart shapes, twists, curls, and more. There’s even lore about how many stems are in the arrangements! This indoor plant grows well on desks and tabletops, making it a fun addition to your office, school, or home. Because lucky bamboo typically grows in water, you can personalize yours by putting it in watertight container you wish; secure the stems in place with marbles, stones, or other materials. There are different meanings associated with various lucky bamboo arrangements. Two stalks represent love Three stalks represent Fu (happiness), Lu (wealth), and Soh (long life) Five stalks represent the areas of life that impact wealth Six stalks represent good luck and wealth Seven stalks represent good health Eight stalks represent growth Nine stalks represent great luck Ten stalks represent perfection Twenty-one stalks represent a powerful blessing Lucky Bamboo Growing Instructions Grow lucky bamboo in low or medium light for best results. It can take a high-light spot, but lucky bamboo doesn’t like direct sun so it’s best to protect it with a sheer curtain to diffuse the light. You’ll often see lucky bamboo sold without soil. The stems may be submerged in water with pebbles, gravel, marbles, colorful gels, even aquariums with fish. Lucky bamboo is happiest when you keep the stems submerged. While this plant can also grow just fine in most tap water, it is advisable to allow the water to sit overnight to allow the chlorine and other chemicals in the water to clear out. Others like to use rain water, which of course is what ALL plants prefer. If you wish to fertilize your lucky bamboo, use a fertilizer for aquatic plants and follow the directions on the fertilizer package. When your lucky bamboo outgrows its container, you can easily transfer it to a larger container. Pack in pebbles, stones, or other materials to help keep the stems upright. PRICE INCLUDES SHIPPING
