Carnivorous Plant Collection | Windowsill Gift Set

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Description

• By request, Cultivo is introducing a beginner-plant gift set perfect for a windowsill growing environment
• The varieties we have selected for you will grow well on a north or northwest facing windowsill with 4-6 hours light, and do not require winter dormancy
• This plant starter pack includes 3 easy to grow carnivorous plants, complete with repotting and care instructions to keep your plants happy and healthy
• This instant carnivorous plant starter collection includes : 
• 1 Tropical Pitcher Plant (Nepenthes)
• 1 Mexican Butterwort (Pinguicula)
• 1 Sundew (Drosera)
• 3 Plant Pots
• 3 Packets of our special premixed carnivorous plant 'soil'
• 3 Plant labels
• Repotting instructions (if shipped) and quick care cards 
• Perfect for a nature-loving future-carnivorous-plant-addict-in-the-making

Shipping

Care

• Similar to Drosera Admirabilis, D. Aliciae is finicky about water quality and prefers distilled- or reverse osmosis water to limit humic acid buildup on the crown of the plant
• Drosera Aliciae, being a subtropical sundew, does not need a dormancy period and will grow throughout the year - in fact it might die back slightly during the hot summer months, and be happier during the cooler months and may even flower during winter and spring
• Flowering requires a lot of energy and might cause your plant to lose it's dew - Cut flower stalks when they emerge for a healthier, dewy plant