Plant Care Guide
Humidity
Your plants thrive in a higher humidity environment, ideally around 60%-80% humidity for plants. If you can replicate this humidity level, your plants will certainly thank you. However, if you need to acclimate your plants to lower humidity, it will take a bit of time and patience. Additionally, keep in mind their plant light requirements and follow proper repotting instructions and watering plants to ensure their health.
Light
Your plants thrive with a grow light or bright indirect light from a window, as meeting their plant light requirements is essential. Be sure to avoid direct sunlight, since it can burn your plants' leaves. Additionally, maintaining proper humidity for plants is crucial, and following repotting instructions can enhance their growth. Remember to check the watering plants schedule to keep them healthy.
Repotting
Do not immediately repot your plants upon arrival, as this can increase stress on your plant. Allow your new plant to acclimate to your environment for a few weeks before following proper repotting instructions to transfer it to your preferred potting mix. During this period, pay attention to the humidity for plants and ensure you are meeting their plant light requirements, as well as establishing a suitable routine for watering plants.
Watering
Assess the plant's substrate upon arrival, as it plays a crucial role in maintaining the right humidity for plants. After traveling, your plant may need to be watered. If your substrate is still damp to the touch, check again in 24 hours. It’s important to monitor your plant light requirements and ensure it’s placed in the right environment. From here, you can follow your normal watering plants schedule or refer to the repotting instructions if necessary.
