10 common mistakes to avoid with mail order plants
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⏺6. Placing the plant in the wrong environment
⏺7. Not trimming damaged branches.
⏺8. Expecting immediate growth
⏺9. Fertilizing too soon
⏺10. Not checking for pests
It's important to give your plant the right temperature, light, and humidity based on its natural habitat. We grow tropical plants. They won't survive in areas with freezing temperatures.
Transit can cause minor damage to leaves or branches. Trimming these parts can help the plant recover faster.
Plants need time to adjust after the trip. Give them a chance to settle for a few weeks before expecting new growth or blooms.
Do not fertilize your plant right after arrival. Let it get established first - usually a few weeks - before adding fertilizer to avoid stressing the plant.
Always inspect new plants for pests. Shipping stress can lead to infestations, so a close check is vital.
🌷By avoiding these mistakes and following the planting instructions included with your order, you'll be on the right path to creating your tropical paradise. Take care of your new plant, and it will thrive, rewarding you with vibrant growth for years to come.
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