IMPORTANT :
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE PURCHASING : 
NOTE: You can leave the plants in agar a little longer if you prefer them to develop more roots before deflasking. However, make sure the agar remains free from contamination and keep the plants at a temperature of 18–22°C while they remain in agar.
Height of the plants : 4cm- 5cm
👉 Please DO NOT purchase if you have NO experience or knowledge of acclimatising tissue culture (TC) in agar. 
Deflasking is one of the trickiest stages of acclimatisation. One mistake can lead to contamination, root rot, melting or even losing the plant. We’ve experienced these challenges ourselves, and every plant variety can respond differently.
However, if you have the proper knowledge, experience and confidence in deflasking and acclimatising TC plants, these TC plants in agar may be suitable for you.
No refunds will be provided after dispatch. Plants will be photographed while packing and sent to your provided email.
Once dispatched, the plant’s condition during transit is beyond our control.
These plants have been grown in a controlled laboratory environment and will require proper cleaning, potting and acclimatisation before they can be grown as a normal plant.
Tissue culture plants require a suitable environment and careful aftercare during the transition from in-vitro conditions to normal growing conditions. This process can take time, and some leaf loss, stress or melting may occur while the plant adjusts.
These plants are recommended for those who:
* Understand the tissue culture acclimatisation process
* Have suitable conditions and equipment for acclimatisation
* Understand that TC plants require extra care during the transition
* Are prepared to monitor the plant closely during the acclimatisation period.
We strongly recommend researching and understanding the acclimatisation process before purchasing.
Disclaimer :
It is normal for older or lower leaf  to wither or develop yellowing while the plant is in a sealed plastic bag with agar. This is a natural part of the process and does not affect the plant’s overall health.
The future development and outcome of the plant’s variegation are beyond our control. Variegation can change as the plant grows, and we cannot guarantee or predict the variegation on future leaves no