Tiger lipstick
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Selling size:well rooted plant in jiffy bag mentioned in last picture
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Light: Bright indirect light; keep out of direct sunlight
Water: Water thoroughly; allow top half of soil to dry out between watering
Humidity: 40-50%
Temperature: 18° – 27°C / 65° – 80°F
Feeding: Fertilize with phosphorous-rich fertilizer at half strength every two weeks during spring and summer. Reduce to once a month during fall and winter
Toxicity: Non-toxic
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