September–November 2026 current selection
Your bundle includes all three collector plants shown below.
Identify, then care
Match the everyday name on your packing slip or label. Each card gives the four things you need most.
A dramatic, slow-growing plant whose new leaves deepen toward a nearly black shade.
Watch for: Yellow leaves or soft stems usually point to soil staying wet too long.
Open the full ZZ Plant ‘Black Queen’ guide →
A collector favorite with green leaves marked by crisp white variegation.
Watch for: Fading variegation can mean low light; yellow leaves often mean too much water.
Open the full Philodendron ‘White Princess’ guide →
A statement philodendron with broad leaves and cream-to-lime marbling.
Watch for: Brown variegated areas can follow harsh sun or dry air. Yellow leaves often mean excess moisture.
First week at home
A little travel stress is normal. Keep the first few days simple.
Remove the natural wood strands from the soil surface. They kept soil in place during shipping.
Feel the soil first and follow the plant-specific watering cue above. Do not water only because it arrived.
Place it in the recommended light and keep it away from heating vents, cold drafts and harsh direct sun.
If you chose an upgraded pot, leave the plant in its nursery pot inside it. Decorative moss may stay or be removed.
When in doubt, wait and check the soil again. Overwatering is more difficult to reverse than a short dry spell.
Send our team a clear photo, your order information and what you are noticing. For a heavily damaged or dead arrival, contact us within 24 hours and keep the plant and packaging while we review it.
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