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Your cart is empty.Enjoy the beauty of Assorted Foliage, which features assorted, green foliage and is fantastic for small spaces. Grow Assorted Foliage in bright, indirect sunlight. Water it about once a week with approximately 1/4 cup. Ensure excess water drains. Adjust as needed for your environment. Never let Assorted Foliage sit in water or saturated soil. When delivered, it’s about 4-inches tall, measured from the bottom of the pot to the top of the plant. Assorted Foliage arrives in a black, 2-inch grower pot. To avoid water spillage, this container does not have holes. Assorted Foliage is generally a moderate grower, depending on environment and care provided. Boost growth in spring and summer with a fertilizer labeled for potted plants following the product’s instructions. When Assorted Foliage outgrows its current container, repot by gently removing it from its container and placing it in a 2-inch wider container. Fill with potting mix and water thoroughly. Hardy outdoors in USDA Zones 9-11. Exposure to the sap of this plant may cause discomfort to individuals with a sensitivity to it upon contact. Grown for ornamental purposes and not intended for human or animal consumption.
Kevin Hayes
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2025
I was skeptical about buying live plants and having them shipped to my home. I really should’ve went with my instincts on this one the box the plants came in was severely damaged. I don’t blame the seller for that part because I’m sure it happened while it was in route to be delivered to my home. When I open the box, I was horrified to see that there was no measures taken to assure the plants would be protected beside some packing paper. One plant is completely dead. Another one is on the verge of dying and the rest of them don’t look too well I have somewhat of a green thumb. I’m sure I can nurse them back to good health. I definitely will not order through Costa Farms ever again.
Veronica
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
I received five plants, all seemed to be healthy & lush. But by day 2, three out of the 5 were dead.
MG
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025
Received 6 plants as expected. Two had a lot of dead leaves and didn't look good and within a week I lost those two and a third plant. One more is looking like it won't make it so only two thriving, healthy plants. I have purchased plants this way before and from this company and have had better luck. This time was a waste however.
gnos
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025
They look great and in good shape, so far. I was expecting these to come in a little worse for wear because it's winter, and it's usually less than 40°F in Northern NV during the day. I brought these plants inside within a few minutes after they arrived on my porch. I have a camera outside that notifies me of deliveries. They didn't sit outside for very long. If possible, I would personally have these plants held for me at my local post office for me to pick up if I couldn't bring them in within a few minutes of being delivered. I don't know if holding at the post offfice for pick up is an option through Amazon or Costa Farms. These plants would not have lasted for long if I didn't bring them in right away. The heat pack was still a little warm, which is great while they're inside a delivery truck or post office building, but the heat pack would not have helped if the plants were not brought inside right after they were delivered on my cold porch. If I couldn't bring them inside within a few minutes after delivery, I would wait to order until the weather was not too cold or not too hot.I also got a set of snake plants from Costa Farms at the same time as this order, and they also look great, so far. Sometimes, it takes a day or two before cold or heat damage is apparent. I'll update if any of these new plants appear cold damaged within a day or two.I don't have ID labels on these, so I have to research a couple of them that I'm not familiar with. There are basic instructions such as bright indirect light, avoiding soggy roots, fertilizing once or twice in the spring and/or summer. There's an email address to ask questions about these plants.I got 6 different kinds of plants. They're very pretty. They seem healthy, so far. I'm happy with them, l so far. I'll update witg pictures after I get them in nice planters.
Carolyn M
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2025
Smaller then expected, most of they survived
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