PD39 turtle taro large moss ball/indoor plant opening gift opening planting new year planting

/Product description and size/ Made of moss balls wrapped in sphagnum moss Diameter is about 16-18cm, height is about 35-40m (Dimensions are all manual measurements. The error value is plus or minus 3 centimeters, which is a reasonable range) Each set comes with a water storage tray/H stand A good helper for indoor air purification, absorbing formaldehyde, toluene, xylene, carbon dioxide, and dust ★Features★ Turtle taro, also known as monstera, bromeliad banana, Penglai banana and telecom orchid, is a plant of the genus Monstera in the family Araceae. An evergreen vine with leathery leaves, thick stems and often brown aerial roots at the lower part. The young leaves are heart-shaped, and as the plant grows, the new leaves will gradually develop irregular feathery cracks, which is why it is named after it resembles a turtle's back. The flowers are yellow-white spikes with white spathes on the outside. The fruits are colored columnar clusters. Monstera deliciosa absorbs carbon dioxide at night, which can improve indoor air quality and is very helpful in increasing oxygen content. It has the characteristics of adsorbing formaldehyde, benzene, TVOC and other harmful gases. The amount of formaldehyde adsorbed by one monstera is equivalent to that of 10g of coconut charcoal, which is ideal for purifying indoor air. The fruit has a pineapple aroma, but contains calcium oxalate (? acid) crystals, which can irritate the skin and mucous membrane tissues, causing slight itching and discomfort. Extensive contact may cause the skin to become red and itchy, and the mucous membranes to become swollen and inflamed, so be careful of pets eating it by mistake. ★Lighting★ It is recommended to place it in a place with bright scattered light, preferably a slightly shaded balcony or an indoor window. If placed in a place exposed to direct sunlight, the leaves may easily turn brown. If placed in a space with insufficient sunlight, the branches may droop or suffer physiological disorders. Monstera deliciosa has a certain degree of shade tolerance, and can still survive occasionally when placed in a darker environment. If it is placed in a dark environment for a long time, it is recommended to move it to a window regularly for photosynthesis to maintain its vitality. ★Moisture★ Wait until the moss ball is dry before soaking it in water. You can often spray it on the leaves to increase the humidity around the plant. Plant large moss balls; soak them in water once every 7-8 days in summer and once every 12-14 days in winter. (The frequency of watering needs to be adjusted according to each person’s home environment) How to judge half-sun astigmatism? Turn off all indoor lights during the day, and there will be no problem if you can clearly read the newspaper text in natural light (no direct sunlight is required) ★Moss ball soaking method★ Place the moss balls into a deep container so that the water submerges half of the height of the moss balls. Small moss balls will be soaked for about 15-20 minutes to absorb the water. Large moss balls will take longer, about 25 minutes. -30 minutes, drain slightly and put it back in its original position without dripping. 1. Moss balls do not need to be exposed to the sun. They only need indoor lighting and a cool and ventilated environment. 2. Be sure to wait for the moss ball body to dry before soaking it in water. There is no need to keep it wet all the time! 3. Please soak the moss balls in water. The principle is that capillary action allows water to fill the entire moss ball. (If you simply spray water or water from top to bottom, the moss ball cannot absorb the water) 4. If the plant grows up and the roots sprout too much, it can be moved directly to another container and covered with soil. Moss balls are made from natural ingredients and can be decomposed, so there is no problem in moving them directly to the soil. 5. The Linen wrapped around the outer body of the moss ball is a natural material, and it is normal for it to break after a certain period of time. The rupture time will vary according to each environment and location, it is about 6-12 months, or even longer!