Turtle Vine

Description

The Turtle Vine, also known as Callisia repens or Creeping Inch Plant, is a delightful trailing plant with small, round leaves resembling tiny turtles. Its captivating appearance and fast-growing, cascading vines make it a popular choice for hanging baskets, vertical gardens, shelves, or as a ground cover in your garden. Its resilience and ability to tolerate occasional neglect (low maintenance plant) make it an ideal companion for both experienced plant enthusiasts and beginners alike.

Light and Water requirements

This low-maintenance beauty thrives in bright, indirect light and requires minimal care. Water once in 2-3 days or when the top soil in almost dry.

Self Watering Pot

When you water the plant, the excess water gets collected in the reservoir below, the roots then absorb this water via capillary action as and when required. Hence, you need to water it less frequently. It is perfect for table tops and desks as the pot collects excess water, preventing any spillage!

Potting Mix

We use a well draining potting mix of red soil, cocopeat, vermicompost, fungicide and perlite! It is a nutrient rich soil mix that can prevent pest infestations. 

Packaging

Each plant is carefully packaged in sturdy cartons with holes for the plants to breathe. They are securely attached to the box so that no damage happens during the transit and healthy plants get deli