Do I have to repot this plant or not upon receiving this? Does this come with a sturdy pot?
236892
It's been a while since I first received mine. But, as I recall, it came with a small, vinyl pot, that was sturdy enough for a starter pot. But, I soon transferred my plants to a larger pot, to allow them more space to grow.
236893
No, you do not. The plant comes in a small pot and the plant will thrive in a small pot.
905119
I'd say not more than a couple days. It is well packaged but it's a tree. Needs sun and water. The large box is filled with packing peanuts and the pot is wrapped in plastic. Really no way to care for the plant without removing it from the box. It's a very nice tree at a good price. Worth the effort.
575577
It arrived in a water bag with tissue like product around the roots. You just rinse off the roots with cool water and put her in your vase. I love it and the plant is thriving!!!!
2100171
they do come already grown. they are very small and I was slightly disappointed in the way they were packed. some had come out of their little pots and most were pretty root bound. not a big deal if you have the time to replant almost immediately. there was also no identification of which cacti was what. I'm kind of anal about my plants and like to know what they are. googling cacti is like a needle in a haystack, the thousands of varieties that exist. also if you're looking for "pretty" as opposed to "interesting" cacti, I did not receive any pretty ones. hope that helps. they do come already grown. they are very small and I was slightly disappointed in the way they were packed. some had come out of their little pots and most were pretty root bound. not a big deal if you have the time to replant almost immediately. there was also no identification of which cacti was what. I'm kind of anal about my plants and like to know what they are. googling cacti is like a needle in a haystack, the thousands of varieties that exist. also if you're looking for "pretty" as opposed to "interesting" cacti, I did not receive any pretty ones. hope that helps.
336027
I'm sorry. I just bought the planter which is very nice. It looks great is nice and heavy, not flimsy at all. Regina Maxim
1527571
I kept a large hibiscus plant, huge ceramic pot and this held up fine. I would safely say mine is at least 100 pounds. Are you trying to move the plant frequently or keeping it in one place? I could see if you move it a lot, eventually it would crack, but I kept mine stationary throughout winter, moved it in the spring, and had absolutely no issues. Hope this was of some help!
2254548
On the glass there is a sticker that says to not put anything over 13lbs, so going by that, no. But a potted plant if placed in the middle that weighs more than that, it may very well hold up.
317502
Not at all. Mine is growing healthy and still looks gorgeous. Its very important to keep it watered. Show it some attention and it'll stay healthy and be just like the picture. :)
179523
No that's not the actually plant you will get. I got a little twig with some green on it. It had came in a plastic planter. The thing had turned brown from sitting on my shelf in the sun
1452245
Return it. I got mine in unbroken condition, and I've used it for over a year now and have had no problems whatsoever. I've read the reviews from others saying their pot arrived broken. I guess I lucked out with a gentle deliver person. I think the tea pot is great.
942170
Yes in was in a nursery type pot. It was ready to be put into a new pot when I received it so I put it into a larger one. Since we live in south central Florida, it lives outside year round.
1768424
I removed it. My plant grew so big that I had to put it in another pot about a few days ago.
565645
comes with vase. Of course, you could always remove the plant and use in another vase.
1201408
Yes, it is the plant and very small. I couldn't believe how much it had grown. It's been several years since I purchased it, and we have had numerous offshoots from it...Right now we have two large plants from the original one we purchased in pots that are about 18" in diameter.
1417099
It did not come with rocks. What happens is you need rocks to hold the base steady - it's a lovely birdbath, but very light and blows over unless you anchor it some way. It will make a lovely plant stand, too and maybe the weight of the flower pot will hold it steady
570113
I replanted mine in a pot just one size bigger than the 4" size that it came in so I have it in a 6" pot. As it grows bigger repot into a bigger pot but a small tree in too big a pot is too much wet soil around it and might cause root rot. I live in northern Michigan and I keep mine indoors. I had mine for 2 months now, it grows pretty fast. To hand pollinate just use a Q tip or artist paint brush ( a cheap one of course). Rub the end of the brush on the yellow pollen and brush it onto the center of the same flower or another flower, I'm not quite sure but go to you tube and type in hand pollination there are lots of videos on this subject. I replanted mine in a pot just one size bigger than the 4" size that it came in so I have it in a 6" pot. As it grows bigger repot into a bigger pot but a small tree in too big a pot is too much wet soil around it and might cause root rot. I live in northern Michigan and I keep mine indoors. I had mine for 2 months now, it grows pretty fast. To hand pollinate just use a Q tip or artist paint brush ( a cheap one of course). Rub the end of the brush on the yellow pollen and brush it onto the center of the same flower or another flower, I'm not quite sure but go to you tube and type... » Read More I replanted mine in a pot just one size bigger than the 4" size that it came in so I have it in a 6" pot. As it grows bigger repot into a bigger pot but a small tree in too big a pot is too much wet soil around it and might cause root rot. I live in northern Michigan and I keep mine indoors. I had mine for 2 months now, it grows pretty fast. To hand pollinate just use a Q tip or artist paint brush ( a cheap one of course). Rub the end of the brush on the yellow pollen and brush it onto the center of the same flower or another flower, I'm not quite sure but go to you tube and type in hand pollination there are lots of videos on this subject. « Show Less
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No!! Mine came much like you see in the picture but without the fruit! At this time, going into its second year, it has 4 slightly under ripe lemons on it. We are thrilled with this plant. It comes VERY well packaged and protected to prevent limbs from breaking! Would make an excellent gift.