Planting And Care SunlightSunlight Of More Than 6 Hours A Day Is Ideal For Flowering And Fruit Development Of The Plant.SoilThe Soil Should Be Well Drained, Fertile And Rich In Organic Content.WateringPoke Your Finger/Plain Small Stick Into The Soil To Check The Moisture.Apply 4 Cup(Approx. 200 Ml) Of Water When The Top Soil (1-2 Inch) In The Pot Feels Dry To Touch.Do Not Overwater The Plant.As A Rule Of Thumb, Water The Plants Thoroughly In Summer And Reduce Watering In Winter And Rainy Season.Water Should Be Applied Preferably In The Morning Or Evening.Application Of FertilizerBefore Application Of Fertilizer Loosen The Topsoil Without Disturbing The Roots Of The Plant So, It Can Uptake The Nutrients And Moisture Easily.Apply Organic Fertilizer Once A Month During The Main Growing Season (December-February)Apply Water Immediately After Application Of Fertilizer.Re-PottingWhen A Plant Outgrows In Current Pot, Re-Pot With Fresh Potting Soil And Some Fertilizer.Do The Re-Potting Late Evening And Keep The Plant In Shady Area For 2 To 3 Days And Then Move The Plant In Its Suitable Climatic Condition.Plant ProtectionRemove Dead, Infected Or Damaged Plant Parts And Discard Them Away From The Plants.For Any Insect Attack Or Disease, You Can Use Neem Oil, Eucalyptus Oil Or Citrus Oil Spray For Primary Treatment.DontsDo Not Over-Water The Plant Especially When Pot Does Not Have Drainage Hole Plant

Care Instruction:
Always Check Your Plants Before Watering
The Topsoil Should Be Dry To Touch.
For Succulents Allow The Potting Mix To Dry Completely Before Watering Again.
Place Your Plants On Window Sills Where It Can Get The Brightest Possible Indirect Light.
Bright Indirect Light Is When The Plant Is Within A Couple Of Feet Of A Natural Source Of Light.
If You Are A New Gardener This Is A Great Choice For You. The Plant Will Thrive In Your Journey To Learn Gardening With Trials And Errors.