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June–August Majestic Marvels Bundle Care Guide

June–August 2026 previous selection

Previous Majestic Marvels Bundle care guide

Your bundle included the three collector plants from the previous selection below.

Identify, then care

Find your plants below

Match the everyday name on your packing slip or label. Each card gives the four things you need most.

Philodendron ‘Pink Princess’ houseplant

Philodendron ‘Pink Princess’

A collector philodendron with dark foliage splashed in shades of pink.

LightThe Pink Princess thrives in bright, indirect light.
WaterWater when the top inch of soil feels dry.
HumidityEnjoys high humidity and temperatures between 65°F and 75°F (18°C to 24°C).
Pet safetyNot pet-safe if chewed; keep out of reach.

Watch for: Fading variegation may need brighter indirect light; yellow leaves often point to excess moisture.

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Variegated Hoya ‘Rope Plant’ houseplant

Variegated Hoya ‘Rope Plant’

A pet-friendly trailing hoya with twisted, waxy leaves edged in cream.

LightThe Variegated Hoya thrives in bright, indirect light but can tolerate lower light conditions.
WaterWater your Hoya when the top inch of soil is dry.
HumidityThis plant prefers temperatures between 60°F and 85°F (16°C to 29°C) and benefits from moderate humidity.
Pet safetyConsidered pet-friendly; discourage chewing.

Watch for: Soft or yellowing leaves usually mean too much water; slow growth may need brighter light.

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Alocasia ‘Scalprum’ houseplant

Alocasia ‘Scalprum’

A striking collector alocasia with narrow, ridged leaves and a metallic green finish.

LightBright, indirect light.
WaterWater when the top 1–2 inches feel dry; keep lightly moist, never soggy.
HumidityPrefers moderate to high humidity and warm rooms.
Pet safetyNot pet-safe if chewed; keep out of reach.

Watch for: Yellow or soft growth can mean too much water; brown edges may point to dry air.

First week at home

Help your plant settle in

A little travel stress is normal. Keep the first few days simple.

Unpack gently

Remove the natural wood strands from the soil surface. They kept soil in place during shipping.

Check before watering

Feel the soil first and follow the plant-specific watering cue above. Do not water only because it arrived.

Let it rest

Place it in the recommended light and keep it away from heating vents, cold drafts and harsh direct sun.

Keep its nursery pot

If you chose an upgraded pot, leave the plant in its nursery pot inside it. Decorative moss may stay or be removed.

Quick troubleshooting

  • Check every plant separately—pots in the same bundle may dry at different speeds.
  • Move a plant only when its light or temperature is clearly unsuitable.
  • A single damaged leaf can be trimmed; make care changes gradually.

When in doubt, wait and check the soil again. Overwatering is more difficult to reverse than a short dry spell.

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