Some rules of plants purchase (Part 3)
Leaves should not be languid, tortiled or to have dried points. The plant should be foliated equally from all directions.
If this is a blossoming plant, choose that, which has more than buds, than unfurled flowers.
The choice is made, you have bought it. The plant should be packed, if it is a winter or autumn, it should also have protective packing from low temperature and wind. If you carry a plant by car, do not put it in a boot, the best place will be on a back seat. It is even better, if you place it in a spacious box.
The plant got by you should go through the certain period of acclimatization. Its duration depends on plant’s whimsicality and conditions in which it existed in a shop. In any case protect a plant from direct sun and drafts for several weeks. The temperature in a room should be moderate, and watered cautious. Some very sensitive plants shed their leaves and flowers during acclimatization. In this case a plant should be put in the most suitable place and not moved any more.