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cheap and best indoor plants Popular Houseplant 6-pack: Easy Plant Variety Pack – Cute & Unique Pla – Altman Plants

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cheap and best indoor plants Popular Houseplant 6-pack: Easy Plant Variety Pack – Cute & Unique Pla – Altman PlantsGrow More for less Whether you're a beginner or have the greenest of thumbs, this collection of popular houseplants makes it easy to discover and enjoy a variety of easy houseplants without spending a fortune. Our lush plants bring life to any living space and make thoughtful party favors that keep the memories alive after the celebration ends. A Unique Selection in Every Box The rotating assortment includes Pothos, Peperomia, Philodendron, Syngonium,

Grow More for less

Whether you're a beginner or have the greenest of thumbs, this collection of popular houseplants makes it easy to discover and enjoy a variety of easy houseplants without spending a fortune. Our lush plants bring life to any living space and make thoughtful party favors that keep the memories alive after the celebration ends.

A Unique Selection in Every Box

The rotating assortment includes Pothos, Peperomia, Philodendron, Syngonium, Spider Plants, English Ivy, Begonias, Monstera, Croton, Fittonia, and unique variegated plants.

What to Expect

Includes 6 live houseplants grown in 2" grower pots, with the average height upon arrival being 4" - 8" tall. This plant pack of low-maintenance, easy plants is a great way to discover new and exciting varieties or for giving as fun plant gifts. You can grow these mini plants together in a decorative pot or individually in small planters. Your assortment may differ slightly from what is pictured due to seasonal availability.

🌱 Care Tips 🌱 

☀️ Grow in bright, indirect light

☁️ These plants can endure low light conditions

💦 Water when the soil is dry 

🌿 Grow in temperatures between 60 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit

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