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This Item  Shop Succulents | Vining Collection | Hand Selected, Air Purifying Easy Care Live Indoor/Outdoor Pothos Devil's Ivy House Plant |  |  |  |  |  | |
| Price | $24.99 | $84.99 | $23.99 | $27.99 | $24.99 | $24.18 |
| Delivery | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 29 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 29 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 29 | Get it as soon as Wednesday, May 29 | — | Get it as soon as Saturday, May 25 |
| Customer Ratings | ||||||
| Easy to grow | ||||||
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | BubbleBlooms | Amazon.com |
| type | Indoor Plant | Cacti & Succulent Plants | Ivy,Pothos | — | Flower | Dieffenbachia |
| number of pieces | — | 64 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 1 |
| sunlight exposure | Partial Sun | Partial Sun | Partial Sun | Partial Sun | Full Sun | indirect sunlight |
| usda hardiness zone | — | 3 | 3 | 3 | 6,7,8,9,10,11,12 | 10-12 |
| blooming period | Winter | Winter, Spring to Summer | — | — | Year Round | Summer, Spring |
| planting period | Winter | — | — | — | Year-Round | Year-Round |
| soil type | Sandy Soil | Peat Soil | pot soil | — | — | pot soil |
| moisture needs | Moderate Watering | Little To No Watering | Moderate Watering | Moderate Watering | Little To No Watering | Regular Watering |
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First plant arrived in poor condition, but they sent a replacement
Update: Shop Succulents was very responsive in customer support. I have received a replacement that arrived in much better condition. 5 stars for the customer support, but it would have been great if I didn't have to get a replacement in the first place. The second picture is the replacement plant.This spider plant looks like it was once healthy and beautiful, but it did not arrive to me in good condition. The majority of the leaves are saturated, brown, and appear to be rotting.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2024
This spider plant looks like it was once healthy and beautiful, but it did not arrive to me in good condition. The majority of the leaves are saturated, brown, and appear to be rotting.
Color: Spider PlantVerified Purchase
First plant arrived in poor condition, but they sent a replacement
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2024
Update: Shop Succulents was very responsive in customer support. I have received a replacement that arrived in much better condition. 5 stars for the customer support, but it would have been great if I didn't have to get a replacement in the first place. The second picture is the replacement plant.Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2024
This spider plant looks like it was once healthy and beautiful, but it did not arrive to me in good condition. The majority of the leaves are saturated, brown, and appear to be rotting.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2024
Color: Cebu BlueVerified Purchase
I purchased the same plant twice because I loved the first one they sent. It was beautiful! And 2 months later….Not so lucky the second time. Like it was in the discount rack at the big box store. Not at all like I expected. Won’t purchase again!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2020
Color: RedVerified Purchase
This beautiful plant arrived in ROUGH condition. The soil was 100% dried out and substrate debris was strung about the box. Several large leaves were totally dead and crispy. One of the sections snapped in transit and it’s definitely on its way to a withering death.* Worse yet, sections of the roots were exposed. I included a video that shows exactly how it looked upon arrival. (The 1st picture shows it 2 days later.)
*Marantas can’t be propagated by placing pieces in water (like Pothos and many philodendrons can), so the broken portion is a total loss.
Positive Note: I really appreciate that the seller didn’t utilize any non-recylable materials for shipping. (The only reason why it’s not 1 star.) Most of the plants I’ve purchased off Amazon come with a gross amount of low quality plastic materials. I was able to place everything in the recycling bin.
With this appreciation acknowledged, more could have been done with the existing materials to better protect this plant for its journey. The only packing material was a piece of thick kraft paper wrapped around the diameter of the entire plant, which didn't provide adequate protection, as evidenced by the broken section and strewn soil. Unboxing created a total mess on my dining room table. No effort was taken to cover the base of the pot in order to contain the soil in place. Some of the kraft paper and a little tape would have worked. A little more crumbled up paper around the sides would have minimized movement and likely prevented the snapped portion. (Kinda like packing a nice crystal lamp.) There was no “Live Plant” label on the outside. (This often seems to make a huge difference in how it’s handled by the shipping company, in my experience.)
At this point, I would still consider this worthy of “3 Stars.” BUT.... Here’s the thing that REALLY drops it... Upon close inspection, it appears that this was recently potted up. It looks like 3-4 small plants were grouped together. (It was difficult to tell at first, since the soil was such a mess.) As marantas aren’t known for their high tolerance, I deliberately sought out a plant that was larger. When I buy a plant that’s 6”, I’m thinking it’s more established and therefore able to better tolerate the shock of shipping and transport. This plant appeared to be like this, as seen in the product listing photos, where it depicts a plant that’s mature enough to start self-propagating (take a look at the shoots coming off it in the listing pics). What I can’t stand is when there are several little plantlets shoved into a 6” diameter nursery pot and immediately shipped out to be sold as a full, mature specimen. In terms of survival odds, this is even worse that buying a 4” or even 2” plant online. While they’re smaller, at least their root systems aren’t disturbed right before traveling cross country. Now the plant has not only has to recover from shipping and acclimating to its new environment, it’s doing so very soon after being repotted! This is like setting it up to die...
I’m trying my best to give it a chance of survival: Gradually increasing the light to bright indirect in front of an East facing window, keeping the humidity level over 60% with the help of a humidifier and watering it only with distilled water. 2 days in, I can’t tell if it’s going to make it. Depending upon its response, I may have to bag the plant up for a full blown rehab.
*Marantas can’t be propagated by placing pieces in water (like Pothos and many philodendrons can), so the broken portion is a total loss.
Positive Note: I really appreciate that the seller didn’t utilize any non-recylable materials for shipping. (The only reason why it’s not 1 star.) Most of the plants I’ve purchased off Amazon come with a gross amount of low quality plastic materials. I was able to place everything in the recycling bin.
With this appreciation acknowledged, more could have been done with the existing materials to better protect this plant for its journey. The only packing material was a piece of thick kraft paper wrapped around the diameter of the entire plant, which didn't provide adequate protection, as evidenced by the broken section and strewn soil. Unboxing created a total mess on my dining room table. No effort was taken to cover the base of the pot in order to contain the soil in place. Some of the kraft paper and a little tape would have worked. A little more crumbled up paper around the sides would have minimized movement and likely prevented the snapped portion. (Kinda like packing a nice crystal lamp.) There was no “Live Plant” label on the outside. (This often seems to make a huge difference in how it’s handled by the shipping company, in my experience.)
At this point, I would still consider this worthy of “3 Stars.” BUT.... Here’s the thing that REALLY drops it... Upon close inspection, it appears that this was recently potted up. It looks like 3-4 small plants were grouped together. (It was difficult to tell at first, since the soil was such a mess.) As marantas aren’t known for their high tolerance, I deliberately sought out a plant that was larger. When I buy a plant that’s 6”, I’m thinking it’s more established and therefore able to better tolerate the shock of shipping and transport. This plant appeared to be like this, as seen in the product listing photos, where it depicts a plant that’s mature enough to start self-propagating (take a look at the shoots coming off it in the listing pics). What I can’t stand is when there are several little plantlets shoved into a 6” diameter nursery pot and immediately shipped out to be sold as a full, mature specimen. In terms of survival odds, this is even worse that buying a 4” or even 2” plant online. While they’re smaller, at least their root systems aren’t disturbed right before traveling cross country. Now the plant has not only has to recover from shipping and acclimating to its new environment, it’s doing so very soon after being repotted! This is like setting it up to die...
I’m trying my best to give it a chance of survival: Gradually increasing the light to bright indirect in front of an East facing window, keeping the humidity level over 60% with the help of a humidifier and watering it only with distilled water. 2 days in, I can’t tell if it’s going to make it. Depending upon its response, I may have to bag the plant up for a full blown rehab.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024
Color: Queen FernVerified Purchase
I received my fern quickly, and in great shape. it's large, green, and well established, and full of life. it's a wonderful addition to my indoor plant collection.
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