Some of the plants I received has died, and I would like to know what do I do about that?

It's always a risk to buy plants online. I've tried several growers and have had to resuscitate many of the plants. This order arrived today, right on time and I was amazed at the quality of the plants. They were strong and healthy, much larger than I expected, and just exceeded my expectations in every way. There were 10 different varieties out of twelve plants. Will definitely use this grower again.

So I got my "12" plants today and 1 looks dead looks like it's trying to die and one is loosing its buds. Also I actually got 10 different plants with 2 being the same as two others. Over all mostly satisfied as long as they don't all die I'd definitely order from here again

I got this set of plants because I recently had to move across the country and was unable to bring my plants with me. This seemed like a good, and inexpensive way to restart a new collection.

In this set of plants I received 2 Hawaiian pothos, 1 silver satin pothos, 1 marble queen pothos, 1 variegated spider plant, 1 burgundy wandering jew, 1 variegated peperomia, 2 butterfly arrowhead plants, and 1 of some sort of red angel wing begonia. The begonia was not labeled, I just happened to already know what it was, though I am not sure I will be able to nail down the exact sort of angle wing begonia.

All of the plants looked very nice while still in the plastic. I was happy enough with the variety of plants I received, although I would have been happier if there had not been any repeats. All the plants were also a little bigger than I was expecting which was nice.

When I repotted all the plants I discovered a few things. Each pothos plant had three rooted cuttings inside its pot. The silver satin pothos cutting had not been put into the pot very long ago at all, none of them had very much root, the smallest root was only about an inch long. This isn't a huge deal because it is so easy to grow pothos, but it means the plant will probably have slower growth to begin with than the ones that were better rooted. The soil in that pot was so wet it was like mud. The other pothos plants were better rooted but it was still easy to separate out the roots from the three cuttings in each pot. One of the Hawaiian pothos plants was extremely dry. The remaining two pothos were pretty wet.

Several of the other plants also had very wet soil. One of the arrowhead plants had very nice roots, but the other was suffering from mild root rot. The spider plants was very wet and it's roots were a bit mushy, I wouldn't say root rot yet, but if I had left it in the pot instead of immediately repotting it, it quickly would have gotten to that point. The wandering Jew has very nice color to it which I am pleased with. But it was also overly wet. The begonia on the other hand was excessively dry. The peperomia was the only plant that seemed to have an appropriate amount of moisture in the soil. None of the plants seem to have any pests as far as I can see.

Despite the moisture issues, I am confident that all of the plants will survive, even the one with mild root rot. I will update if something changes and a plant ends up dying. Overall I am satisfied. If I ever am in similar circumstances I would be happy to buy this again. However, if you decide to purchase these I would plan to repot everything immediately upon receiving the plants in order to give them all the best chance to thrive. Leaving them such overly wet pots for very long would likely kill some of the plants.

Great price for this bundle, 12 plants, packaged nicely, well watered, some were large, there were only a couple small ones, easy to replant, seem to be doing very well, only received one duplicate! Love these, great for a plant collector