Easy to Grow Houseplants (Pack of 6), Live House Plants in Containers, Growers Choice Plant Set in Planters with Potting Soil Mix, Home Décor Planting Kit or Outdoor Garden Gifts by Plants for Pets

Great value, don’t expect what you see in the pictures
1 of 12 plants arrived severely bruised and died. 2 others lost foliage. The remainder were of hardier varieties and had no apparent issues. The soil in 11 of 12 plants was dripping wet, the 12th plant was bone dry and the plant was slightly wilted.No labels or growing instructions were included, so I’m not sure what most of the plants are exactly or what growing conditions they require. This is sold by Amazon, fulfilled by a 3rd party. I reached out to the 3rd party, through an email they provided in the package, but they did not respond within 2 business days. I’m guessing multiple 3rd party wholesalers provides these plants for Amazon, which would explain the myriad of experiences in the reviews.I re-potted all surviving plants today, 6 days after receipt, having allowed the soil to dry out so it would could be removed from the roots more easily. 4 of 12 were approaching root bound stage and were definitely ready to be re-potted. 3 more had well developed root structures and I’m confident will do well. The remaining 4 I likely should have left in their current container for now, but I figured the damage was done by checking and went ahead with it – I only have concerns with 1 of these 4, but it did visibly perk up after being transplanted.Now – back to value for money – I received 2 types of ivy and something I’m not at all familiar with. I made the call to split these as part of the re-potting process and ended up with 15 total plants added to my collection.The features Amazon asks us to rate are giftable, value for money, and easy to grow.• Giftable – yes, but I wouldn’t gift them unless you know somebody that truly wants a truly random assortment of small plants (do not expect the mix resembling what you see in the photos, for instance i only received 1 planter with a pothos (it had 3 starts within it)• Value for Money – They were the best bang for the buck choice, at the time of purchase, and my experience indicates that you might get better value than advertised.• Easy to grow – most likely these are all plants that are understood to be easy to grow – but if you don’t know what you’ve received, you won’t know how to care for it.I was actually hoping to receive a pothos heavy mix, as shown in the photos. I have a massive north facing window that gets beautiful indirect sunlight. Pothos are a hardy plant and do exceptionally well through shipping.Bottom line, but only 1 week later, I think going forward I will buy just the plants I want, but I haven’t ruled out rolling the dice on another set.

Almost 5 Stars
A Silver Squill, Tradescantia Zebrina, Arrowhead, Curly Spider, Polka-Dot, and Gold Dust Croton (that i separatef to 2).The silver squill is struggling for 2 days being here but it’s no longer looking stressed. So for that one I’ll be keeping an extra eye on by giving it much needed sun and watching for over watering. One of the leaves were full and brown when it got here, it literally smeared off with no issue. And smallest leaf was rolled in and dry to my touch. It’s currently rolling open…All have been re-potted into draining plastic 4 inch planters. They have been minimally watered, <1/8 cup, since I'm not sure when last they were watered. Some of the plants felt "dry" but now (8 hours later) aren't. All plant are quarantined together for the next couple of days. Haven't seen any pests; but not in a hurry to move them close to my other houseplants for another 12 days.The Croton was a bonus when I saw that they are two in the pot. I rinsed off they're roots and the separated with no pull. Gives me hope that they'll make do on their own pots.Polka-Dot had a few leaves that fell off. Yellow, and squishy but the rest look full and new ones are coming up.Curly spider came in looking like a tight fist. This and the silver squill were the reason I waited 24 hours for them to settle before re-potting plants. But as seen in the upload, after being watered, it opened up. This one loves the sun.The arrowhead is simply beautiful to look at. The picture does it mo justice. The leaves were more rolled in when they arrived. As seen in the provided picture, it's opened up almost all the way. Another one for the drama.Tradescantia Zebrina is full compared to my other one here. So I'm excited to see how they handle being next to each other later on. Two leaves are discolored. I'll see how they hold up for the next 2-3 days; otherwise I'll clip them off so the plant can put its energy on healthy growth.Hope to keep you posted!**Update **All the plant but one are doing well. The silver squill has a new leaf; which happened to be the one I was most concerned about.The Polka-Dots' health is dwindling. I realized later that it had signs over over-watering... I had it re-potted after washishing the plant and evaluating ( and trimming) the roots. Cross fingers because I think I might really like the plant! Photos attached.

Livraison rapide et plantes super belles ! Merci

All plants arrived dead. 1 may be salvageable.