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You can prune Mandevilla at any time, Nilla. It really doesn't matter much to the plant once it's actively growing. When you cut it back and it's in bloom already, the only consideration is that it may take a few weeks for it to push out new growth and blooms again. ---Justin, Costa Farms Horticulturist

How often do I water it.it only has rock's in the container I think.does it like and to be sprayed with water.?

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Hi Dan! Sorry to hear your bonsai lost its tag. Good news: all the bonsai species we grow are tropical and well suited to life as houseplants. Give yours a spot with bright light, water as the potting mix dries (on average once per week, but it varies based on environmental conditions), and away from hot or cold drafts, such as near heating or air conditioning vents. Any general-purpose fertilizer labeled for use on indoor plants will work. For more information, visit our care guide on our website at https://www.costafarms.com/get-growing/news/caring-for-your-bonsai and reach out if you have any other questions.

Hi Sapphire, this is the corporate headquarters and unfortunately is not open to the public usually without trying to contact the company for a tour, if available.

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Just don't buy them from this company as lately they have neglected the quality of their products for huge quantities and looking for cheaper fertilizers and the main planting and mixing machine is damaged since 2018 due to having cheap maintenance equipment

Hi Terri: No --- Costa Farms does not use neonicotinoid-based pesticides on any of our outdoor garden plants, regardless if they're attractive to bees and butterflies. ---Justin, Costa Farms Horticulturist

Hi Pat! In your area, you'll need to grow it as a houseplant. If you have an especially well-lit spot, you should be able to get it to bloom over time. ---Justin, Costa Farms Horticulturist

Hi Pat! I'm not sure exactly which variety you mean, so it's tough to give specifics. But for general tips, see http://www.costafarms.com/plants/bromeliad And if you need more specifics, can you reach out to us at http://www.costafarms.com/contact-us/contact with a photo of your variety? ---Justin, Costa Farms Horticulturist

Yes but I do not know why you may be interested in the truth lately they are selling not quality is produced in quantity and they exploit people they even fired me through bribes from that company which does not accept the money there are better options

Hi Edward! If it's rootbound (where you see the roots growing in tight circles around the inside of the pot), then I would recommend repotting into a 6-inch-wide pot. Make sure you loosen the root system when you do so. I don't recommend trying to divide the plants --- it can do more harm to them than good. For more information, see http://www.costafarms.com/get-growing/news/repotting-houseplants and let us know if there's anything else we can do to help? ---Justin, Costa Farms Horticulturist

Hello! Sorry, but we don't grow passion fruit. --- Justin, Costa Farms Horticulturist

No today because its holliday

I just bought one at Ace Hardware in Odessa Florida.

Assume your grafted cactus is frost-sensitive, for the stock cactus is often a tropical species, and keep it in rooms where the temperature is above 60 degrees Fahrenheit. Fertilize monthly during the growing season of April to September. Water thoroughly, then let the plant dry out between waterings. Please, note I am not related in any way to Costa farms. Hope this info helps you.