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expiredbabgaly | Staff posted Feb 07, 2024 06:13 PM
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Live Houseplant Collections: 6-Pk Easy to Grow Plants $21.15, 4-Pk Indoor Essentials

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Amazon has select Live Houseplant Collections on sale for prices listed below. Shipping is free with Prime.

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  • 4-Pack Essential Houseplant Live Indoor Plants Collection
    • Includes 4 hand selected plants in 4" nursery pots.
    • The plants in each growers choice plant box vary upon availability and may include a rubber plant, pothos plant, philodendron, dieffenbachia, calathea plant, ivy plant, croton, and/or snake plants.
    • The live indoor plants in each plant pack range in height, often 7'' to 10.5'' tall.
  • 6-Pack Easy to Grow Houseplant Live Plants Collection
    • A growers choice 6-pack plant collection featuring these easy plants: a live Fittonia plant, a live Pothos plant, a Dieffenbachia plant, an Aralia plant, and other green plants.
    • Each plant ships in a 2" container. The plants in each pack will vary.
    • Each variety ranges in height, between approximately 5'' to 9.5'' tall from the bottom of the grow pots.

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Update: This popular deal is still available.

Amazon has select Live Houseplant Collections on sale for prices listed below. Shipping is free with Prime.

Thanks to Deal Hunter babgaly for sharing this deal.

Available:Product Information:
  • 4-Pack Essential Houseplant Live Indoor Plants Collection
    • Includes 4 hand selected plants in 4" nursery pots.
    • The plants in each growers choice plant box vary upon availability and may include a rubber plant, pothos plant, philodendron, dieffenbachia, calathea plant, ivy plant, croton, and/or snake plants.
    • The live indoor plants in each plant pack range in height, often 7'' to 10.5'' tall.
  • 6-Pack Easy to Grow Houseplant Live Plants Collection
    • A growers choice 6-pack plant collection featuring these easy plants: a live Fittonia plant, a live Pothos plant, a Dieffenbachia plant, an Aralia plant, and other green plants.
    • Each plant ships in a 2" container. The plants in each pack will vary.
    • Each variety ranges in height, between approximately 5'' to 9.5'' tall from the bottom of the grow pots.

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Written by RevOne | Staff
  • About this store:
  • Additional Note:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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nirmalspeed
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You could be watering the plants too much. The gnats you're seeing are attracted to fungus growing in the soil because the soil is staying wet too long. Try neglecting your plants until the soil gets super dry and the plants start to droop. Then start watering from the bottom.

Also you should get the bright yellow sticker things you stick into the soil. Those work really well for me to catch the adult gnats and reduce their numbers fast.
IndigoThread534
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I got theseast time and can't get rid of the gnats that came with it.
DanRunsNYC
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Ugh..always my biggest fear. Now no matter what when we get plants now, it gets quarantined for a couple of weeks away from the others. Spraying with a mix of hydrogen peroxide + water and even better, a layer of diatomaceous earth usually does the trick.

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Feb 09, 2024 03:10 PM
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JustanusernameFeb 09, 2024 03:10 PM
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Quote from Crookedlamp :
Repot them.. you should always repot any plant you buy anyway.. the soil it comes in is crap. Try happy frog.. thats actually decent soil.. don't get the crap miracle grow stuff.. thats dead soil..
First they should adjust to the new environment, then soil. Most plants will be shocked if too many changes that can caused them to die
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greenefeenuxFeb 09, 2024 03:16 PM
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Quote from Mr.Goat :
Bonide granules in the soil is the only thing I've found to work.
Drop a mosquito dunk in a watering can. Use that water to water for a week. It's a larvaecide and will kill the gnats in the larval phase. Works great and is cheap
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Feb 09, 2024 03:18 PM
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vjimmyFeb 09, 2024 03:18 PM
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I've noticed since my two kids have been teenagers and staying in their rooms more, my wife has bought more plants for the house. Every window has Plants now. Also plants at the dinner table is kinda weird in my opinion. Anyways, one kid is now away in college and the other will leave for college this August. I think she will suffer from becoming an empty nester and will buy even more plants. Is this normal and expected?
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Feb 09, 2024 03:19 PM
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buzzwellingtonFeb 09, 2024 03:19 PM
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Bezos frankenplants no f'n thanks
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denshigomiFeb 09, 2024 03:24 PM
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Quote from vjimmy :
... Is this normal and expected?
Yes to the first, no to the second.
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bumblingblondeFeb 09, 2024 04:03 PM
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Quote from vjimmy :
I've noticed since my two kids have been teenagers and staying in their rooms more, my wife has bought more plants for the house. Every window has Plants now. Also plants at the dinner table is kinda weird in my opinion. Anyways, one kid is now away in college and the other will leave for college this August. I think she will suffer from becoming an empty nester and will buy even more plants. Is this normal and expected?
Yes. It could also lead to the addition of multiple pets and/or a new spouse.
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darrinv8Feb 09, 2024 04:36 PM
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Don't recommend if you have highly prized plants or if you care about keeping your area clean . They were filled with gnats and mealybugs. Instantly went into the trash.
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Feb 09, 2024 06:20 PM
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AlmostHeliosFeb 09, 2024 06:20 PM
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Quote from IndigoThread534 :
I got theseast time and can't get rid of the gnats that came with it.
If they are fungus gnats, they are easily dealt with using Mosquito Dunks that contain Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis. No need for chemical insecticides or soaps. Crumble parts of mosquito dunks into a watering jug and let it sit for an hour or two before watering the plants. Do this every time you water for a couple weeks. It won't kill the adult gnats but it will kill all their larvae in the soil, stopping the reproductive cycle. The adults should all die off within the same time frame due to their life span. One mosquito dunk should be enough to treat water for multiple plants and get rid of fungus gnat problems for good.

Mosquito dunks can be safely used to deal with fungus gnats indoors or outdoors. It will not harm any other insect or animal, because BTI it is a very specialized bacteria that only affects fungus gnat and mosquito larvae.
Feb 09, 2024 10:29 PM
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AlmightyBizzoFeb 09, 2024 10:29 PM
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Quote from vjimmy :
I've noticed since my two kids have been teenagers and staying in their rooms more, my wife has bought more plants for the house. Every window has Plants now. Also plants at the dinner table is kinda weird in my opinion. Anyways, one kid is now away in college and the other will leave for college this August. I think she will suffer from becoming an empty nester and will buy even more plants. Is this normal and expected?
As a mom with an 18, 16 and 15 year old, yes. My mom friends and I have growing houseplant collections and you're likely onto something there.
Feb 09, 2024 10:31 PM
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AlmightyBizzoFeb 09, 2024 10:31 PM
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Quote from bumblingblonde :
Yes. It could also lead to the addition of multiple pets and/or a new spouse.
Also can confirm. 2 dogs, 2 cats 3 fancy dwarf rats and now I'm looking at creating a small outdoor water feature with fish.

I blame Pinterest.
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calibanPKFeb 09, 2024 10:37 PM
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I prefer the plants by costa farms on Amazon, I've still got them going and I got them 3 years ago!

This seller is amazons version of costa farms, so a little cheaper but reviews aren't as good.
Feb 11, 2024 02:55 AM
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ChristieE9444Feb 11, 2024 02:55 AM
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This is a pretty average price for 4" plants. Especially if you consider how common they are. If they were a very specific variety of a common aralia or dracaena then it might be a good buy.
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grumpyowlFeb 12, 2024 02:24 AM
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calathea orbifolia is not an easy plant to care for. croton requires very high light, you can see it planted in the open in hawaii. it will wilt and die a slow death in the house. waffle plant and nerve plants (fittonia) require very consistent watering, they react poorly to lack of water, but the good thing is that they can take lower light. the other plants are ok.

if you get fungus gnats in the soil, don't panic. they are not damaging the plant, so you can take your time treating the plant. It usually means that the soil stays to soggy for too long. When you bring new plants home, treat them with an insecticidal soap for some weeks and keep them away from other plants if possible, When they acclimate, you can repot them in higher quality soil. Miracle gro is not the best, but if that is all you can find at the local garden center, also buy some perlite or pumice and perhaps some orchid bark and make a mix of perhaps 2/3 soil with 1/3 perlite or pumice and add some bark in there and repot the plant. This way you will get rid of the fungus gnats in the soil and you will now have soil that is fluffier and more aerated and dries faster, so you don't create those conditions for the gnats to come back. You basically want to have multiple particle sizes in your mix. Yellow traps can be put in the pot, you can lay them down horizontally, the gnats will stick to them and die.
Last edited by grumpyowl February 11, 2024 at 07:26 PM.
Feb 13, 2024 03:41 PM
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ElatedActivity577Feb 13, 2024 03:41 PM
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Quote from IndigoThread534 :
I got theseast time and can't get rid of the gnats that came with it.
Try putting sand on top of the soil to get rid of the gnats. It will fool the gnats into thinking the soil is dry and they won't lay eggs. The sticky yellow paper helps but won't solve the problem. You may have to put sand on top of all of your house plants.
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DealgeneressFeb 13, 2024 04:00 PM
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Quote from IndigoThread534 :
I got theseast time and can't get rid of the gnats that came with it.
Apple cider vinegar and a drop of dish soap in a small jar, place some clear/cling wrap on the top and poke small holes into the top so they can crawl in.
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