Live Plant-Euphorbia Obesa (1.0-1.2)|Rare Succulent, Cactus In 4” Pot
Bring home the beauty of this rare Euphorbia Obesa plant, also known as the Sand Dollar Cactus. This young succulent has bipartite foliage and features a stunning green color that will complement any indoor or outdoor space. With a growth stage of young, this plant is perfect for those who want to add a touch of nature to their home. The Konger brand ensures that this plant is safe for children and pets, making it a great addition to any family's plant collection. This cacti and succulent type plant needs light watering and thrives in medium to full sun exposure. Measuring at 21.5 inches in length, this dwarf plant is perfect for those who want a low maintenance and easy to care for addition to their home.
Soybean Deliciously Sweet Flavor With High Nutritional Content Proteins 60 Seeds
Soybean Deliciously Sweet Flavor With High Nutritional Content Proteins 60 SeedsEach pod produces two to three beans.Flavorful and deliciously sweet with a lot of nutrients.Ideal for small bitesIn about 85 days, harvestAmong the first. Ideal either fresh or dried (like peas). The mature bean is yellow, while the fresh bean is green. High yielding; planting it in late spring is best. The medium-sized pods of these 30″-tall, bushy plants contain two to three large, flavorful beans. a lot of protein in it. ideally suited to northern climates.
Rare- Edible Asian Dioscorea Esculenta | Lesser Yam Plant – with pot for growing
1 pot of Dioscorea|Yam| Củ từ lông, 8 -12 inches high. I ship with pot and soil to keep them alive as best as it can be. Their common name for some plant species in the genus Dioscorea (family Dioscoreaceae) that form edible tubers . Please see picture (the 2nd one) for real item I ship Priority Mail 2-3 days delivery.
Air Plants Mounted
4 established and rooted air plants mounted. Shown hanging and against a 5 gallon bucket for size reference. Please be sure of your weather. I do not refund for frozen plants. The postal service does not reimburse me for damaged plants.
The White Fringe Is A Deciduous Tree Turned Golden Yellow Single Trunk Quart Pot
The White Fringe Is A Deciduous Tree Turned Golden Yellow Single Trunk Quart Pot You are purchasing 1 White Fringe tree in a quart pot 6-12″. A local to America the White Fringe develops to 20′ in high in full sun or halfway shade. It tends to be prepared as single trunk or multi-stemmed. This is many times the last tree to leaf out in spring yet when it does it covers itself in white spring sprouts that provide the entire tree with an appearance of being bound with white periphery is where it gets its name. The White Fringe is a deciduous tree so it drops its leaves in late harvest time yet not until they have turned a brilliant yellow. Tough in zones 4-9 and arrive at mature levels of 15-20′ tall and 10-15′ wideEstablishing guidelines included with each request.California orders transport uncovered root because of limitations on soil. We would like to inform you that the item that is being sold is not the same as the picture, but is something similar and not necessarily identical.
(5) Black Timber Bamboo Phyllostachys Nigra Live Root / Rhizome Bare Root Plant
This is the Large Pole Timber, Slow Running Semi Clumping Bamboo. Easy To Start. You will receive FIVE Live fresh dug plant from our black bamboo grove. Phyllostachys Nigra. This is the most exotic and desired bamboo species for its beauty.
(15) Black Timber Bamboo Phyllostachys Nigra Live Root / Rhizome Bare Root Plant
You are purchasing (10) Black Timber Bamboo Phyllostachys Nigra Live Root / Rhizomes Bare Root Plants 15 live Black Bamboo Rhizome Phyllostachys Nigra Black Timber Bamboo Live Root Ball Plant/ Rhizome. This is the Large Pole Timber, Slow Running Semi Clumping Bamboo. Easy To Start. Please See All Pictures. You will receive FIFTEEN Live fresh dug RHIZOMES from our black bamboo grove. I will include a few extra as well!! It will have the canes cut off for shipping. Phyllostachys Nigra. This is the most exotic and desired bamboo species for its beauty. Creates a great fence or privacy screen. A slow running bamboo, it forms clumps of slender arching canes which turn black after two or three seasons. The abundant lance-shaped leaves are 2–5 in long. Sunlight: At Least 6 Hours Maximum Height: 30 feet Maximum Diameter: 2 inch Minimum Temperature: 5 °F Plant the bamboo Root/Rizome in full sun outdoors. Never let the soil dry out. Planting Instructions Will Be Included. Patience is key. It may take some time for a new shoot to emerge. The 1st year after transplant is spent establishing the root system. 2nd year produces 6 to 8ft canes. The root ball will contain the rhizome the root joint and some dirt. The poles/Canes Will Be Cut For Shipping. PLEASE SEE PICTURES FOR A REPRESENTATION OF WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE. These will have a growing cane cut off upon arrival. A new shoot will emerge just be patient. It is important that you plant this or pot 5 gallon or larger in potting soil right away and water thoroughly right after planting. Note: The shoot may not appear for some time. Don't Panic! It will eventually shoot a plant. It spends the 1st year establishing its roots underground. It will shoot 6ft canes in the spring. Easy To Start!
Black Timber Bamboo Nigra Daikokuchiku California Giant Bare Root Plant Rhizome
This bamboo grove flowered in 2020 and has came back beautifully. Great new rhizomes! Now is a great time to plant a black bamboo! ***Beware of others selling frost sensitive tropical black clumping bamboo as California Giant Nigra*** Phyllostachys nigra Daikokuchiku California Giant Black Bamboo Similar to common Nigra black bamboo, but this rare variety is taller and thicker making it a timber bamboo. It reaches up to 40 with a diameter up to 3.5″ It originated from a bamboo grove in Folsom, California. Fast growing.Culms turn jet black after the first 6 months to one year VS. 2 years with common Nigra. 1 live Giant Black Bamboo Rhizome Phyllostachys Nigra Daikokuchiku Black Timber Bamboo Live Root BallPlant/ Rhizome. This is the Slow Running Semi Clumping Bamboo. Please See All Pictures. You will receive 1 Live fresh dug plant from our black bamboo grove. It will have the canes cut off for shipping. Sunlight: At Least6 Hours Maximum Height:40 feet Maximum Diameter:3.5 inch Minimum Temperature:5 F Plant the bamboo Root/Rizome in full sun outdoors. Never let the soil dry out. Planting Instructions Will Be Included. Patience is key. It may take some time for a new shoot to emerge. The 1st year after transplant is spent establishing the root system. 2nd year produces 6 to 8ft canes. The root ball will contain the rhizome the root joint and some dirt. The poles/Canes Will Be Cut For Shipping. PLEASE SEE PICTURES FOR A REPRESENTATION OF WHAT YOU WILL RECEIVE. These will have a growing cane cut off upon arrival. A new shoot will emerge just be patient.It is important that you plant this or pot 5 gallon or larger in potting soil right away and water thoroughly right after planting. Note: The shoot may not appear for some time. Don’t Panic! It will eventually shoot a plant. It spends the 1st year establishing its roots underground. It will shoot 6ft canes in the spring. Easy To Start!
2 Black Timber Bamboo Authentic Phyllostachys Nigra Live Bare Root Plant Rhizome
This is the Large Pole Timber, Slow Running Semi Clumping Bamboo. Easy To Start. Phyllostachys Nigra. This is the most exotic and desired bamboo species for its beauty. Creates a great fence or privacy screen.
Mixed Succulent Plant Seeds , 50pcs/pack
Moisten the soil thoroughly before planting. Sow seeds on top of the germinating mix, lightly pressing into the soil and sprinkling with sand to barely cover them. Keep the soil consistently moist by misting as it dries out. Don’t let the soil get soggy or dry out. Containers for starting these seeds should be shallow with several holes punched into the bottom. You can use plastic take-out trays with clear lids for easy covering. Or you can cover with plastic or glass. Make sure containers are clean and sanitized before planting. The seeds are tiny, making them easy to lose and sometimes difficult to work with. So small, in fact, they could potentially blow away in the wind. Plant them indoors or in a wind-free area. Keep the planted seeds where the wind can’t reach them, in bright light but not direct sun. Growing succulent plants from seed requires patience. When seeds sprout in a few weeks, remove the covering and continue to keep misted. Give them limited, dappled sun at this point, if possible. Let the plants continue to grow. Transplant into individual containers when a good root system has developed. Care for them as you normally would and enjoy your new, unique and interesting plants.
