Rare House Plant Kit

4 Rare House Plants, 1 Easy Pack

Finding unusually beautiful house plants can be difficult, but we’ve done the legwork for you by collecting four standout specimens. Build your collection of rare and unique plants with our Rare House Plant Kit, which contains:

• One 3-gallon Mickey Mouse Alocasia
• One 6-inch Mandarin Plant
• One 6-inch Philodendron Birkin
• One 3-gallon Alocasia Tiny Dancer

Mickey Mouse is in the Elephant Ear family, with its large, heart-shaped leaves surrounded by creamy-white borders. Each leaf this plant develops is totally unique, meaning you never know what’ll pop up next!

The Mandarin Plant earned its name for its orange-colored stems that support glossy, bright green leaves. This small plant grows only about a foot tall and wide and looks great indoors near a window or on a table.

The Birkin Philodendron is a new, highly-prized and very popular house plant. Growing three feet wide and three feet tall, this Philodendron is appreciated for its green leaves striped with creamy white.

Tiny Dancer is perhaps one of the most striking house plants you can have on display. Each green stalk grows upwards, tipping its cup-like leaf to the sky like a dancer in motion. With only minimal care, it reaches a little over a foot in height, meaning you can put it almost anywhere in your home.

Whether you’re just starting your unique plant collection or adding to it, the Rare House Plant Kit provides you with four beautiful botanicals. Order yours now!

Planting & Care

1. Planting: All of your Rare House Plants should be planted in containers and grown indoors. The Mickey Mouse Alocasia and Mandarin Plant prefer bright, indirect light, such as near an east-facing window. The Birkin enjoys a bit more direct light, but only in the winter months. The Tiny Dancer prefers full sun to partial shade, so it does best in front of a bright window – just be sure to provide some protection from harsh afternoon sun.

When re-potting your house plants after they have outgrown their containers, make sure the new, bigger pot has drainage holes. Keep your house plants away from doorways, vents, or anywhere there may be a cold draft.

2. Watering: Keep the soil of your house plants moist, but not soggy. Water only when there is a full two inches of dryness in the topsoil. You may also mist your plants occasionally to mimic a humid, tropical environment.

3. Pruning: Remove dead or damaged foliage to encourage healthy growth.