Collection of The Four Best Clean Air Plants for Your Home in Four Inch Pots

These plants were shipped with great care from the seller, and they arrived in excellent condition! Each plant was individually wrapped with diligence so that the soil wouldn't spill and so that the plants themselves wouldn't be harmed during transit. The soil was still plenty moist when they arrived, and all the plants' leaves were green, firm, and healthy-looking. The roots were not overly bound to the pots, and slid out freely and looked very healthy when I repotted these plants. There were no dead leaves, no signs of bug infestations, and no sign of damage during shipment. They came with a paper information sheet on each plant, and also with little bags of organic fertilizer for each plant. I am very impressed by the great condition these plants were in when I received them; I've ordered live plants before, and these were by far the healthiest and best looking plants I've ever gotten through the mail.

The order arrived within 2-3 days of ordering. Each plant was wrapped in a lovely color of tissue paper and arrived nice, neat, and intact. One plant didn't do well with the transition and started to die in a few days and so I contacted the seller. Within a few hours I had a response and a new plant on it's way to me to replace the dying plant!The instructions on how to care for the plants are very well written and easy to follow. There is even a nice pamphlet for you to keep with details and instructions for each plant.It's been almost two weeks since I have had these plants and other than the one plant all are doing great and look very nice and healthy. Would definitely recommend.*****The plants come with only a small amount of dirt so be prepared to plant immediately by having dirt and a new pot ready. Each plant does come with a small packet of plant food. (Walmart has cheap plastic pots for $.97 that are the perfect size for these plants.)****

The plants are shipped quickly and are safely packaged. However, this is for my fellow grim reaper fingers (those of us on the opposite end of the spectrum vs the ones with a green thumb). The plants aren't as hardy as you may have read that they are. So here's my list, and maybe you'll want to get more of the survivors and forget about the dyers...Coming in at #1 is the snake plant! It's the most resilient of them all and has proven to be the last one standing when the others begin to wilt.Trudging along at #2 is the peace lily. Its flowers were the first to go and the tips of the leaves get yellow or shrivel to black. I have a hard time keeping this one insect-free, as I take them outside sometimes, and cannot seem to get rid of the gnats that lay their eggs in the moist soil and feed on the roots. I wish I had foresight of this because it might not have developed into such a problem if it was suggested to have an insecticide handy. Nevertheless it's having good growth and looks fairly healthy.Barely breathing, at #3, is the parlor palm. This one (and also the pothos) have been the biggest targets of those pesky gnats and is down to less than 4 shoots of dying fronds. Between this one and number 4, I don't know what I might be doing wrong, but they're clearly not going to make it.The barren pothos, #4...The leaves have all fallen and there's only 1 or 2 green stalks left. I wonder if the gnat larvae overwhelmed the roots.In sum, it's a good combo of plants, but go with only snake plants if you tend to kill the greenery like myself.

Pretty flowers but packaging wasn't ideal. Some flowers were upside down and out of their pots and my palm plant has a lot of bent leafs. A little disappointed since I could have bought all these plants at home depot for cheaper (had I known) and in better condition. You live and learn I guess.UPDATE: my plants have died, not due to negligence since I have over 35 plants in my home. I re-potted all of them and even watered them with molasses for the best nutrients and no success, Everyday the leaves continue to dry up and die. Only the snake plant has survived. $60+ for a damn snake plant. Disappointed

I bought these plants in the middle of winter about a year and a half ago, and figured I was taking a real risk – shipping in the dead cold of New York winters, and buying live plants online. But...I have been soooo happy with my plants! They were packaged in a lovely way, and although I lost one along the way (I don't have a green thumb, so that is no surprise to me) three of them are THRIVING and are so happy! Those are my feet in the photo for scale – they are big and healthy. I bet if I put them in bigger pots, they would grow even more. Couldn't be happier with my purchase from this seller.