LIVE Lavender tree, Fragrant indoor potted plant, Christmas plant in 4" pot

Description: Lavender, or Lavandula, is a decorative herb, which grabs attention of people around. A fragrant and spicy lavender, shining with generous silver and purple colors, is a favorite plant of many flower growers. Lavender looks great in bouquets, and in the garden it is considered one of the brightest one. From now on it is not only a decoration for the garden, it can be grown indoors, filling the house with its aroma and textures. Lavender sends forth a pleasant, light fragrance, therefore it is often used as perfume component. Growing conditions:- lighting: it should be at least 6 hours in a bright place. With a lack of light, the flowering is poor or absent at all, and the aroma of flowers and leaves is very weak. From mid-April, it is recommended to put the pot on the balcony or terrace. It is very fond of good air circulation, so throughout the year try to ventilate the room. - watering: during the vegetation period and flowering (from May to September), water Lavender with soft water two-three times a week as the topsoil dries up, in winter about once every seven-ten days. The plant tolerates a lack of water better than overwatering, which leads to the rotting and yellowing of the leaves. - fertilizing: in the spring, during active vegetation period, Lavender needs to be fed with fertilizers with a high nitrogen content. At the beginning of flowering, it is fed with compound mineral fertilizers with a high potassium content. Organic fertilizers are applied at the end of summer. - nuances: the plant suffers from dry air, so it requires usual air humidity. It is highly recommended to put the plant in places with the fresh air. The plant tolerates drafts well (but not during flowering). Lavender grows and blooms better with the temperature range between 64 and 68°F, but it cannot stand heat. In winter it prefers cooler places, but prevent the plant from the temperature below 41°F. Lavender is a fast-growing plant, which requires repotting each year. Use the pot much bigger than the previous one, as the plant can stop growing when the roots fill the whole pot. Lavender requires pruning, which is carried out at the end of flowering, removing not just faded parts, but also cutting the stem to start the process of active growth. Re-pruning of Lavender is carried out in early spring. To make this gorgeous plant last and fill your life with joy, we encourage you to learn more about it online. Please be advised that not every plant is alike. Your plant may look little different from the advertised; however, be assured, we handpicked our plants to meet your expectations.

Price: 18.95 USD

Location: Lake Worth, Florida

End Time: 2024-12-23T19:31:41.000Z

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