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The plant will go into the black grow bag. After receiving the plant, it should be kept in semi-shade for at least 10 to 15 days. And the plant should be placed in an 6 to 8 inch tub, it cannot be given a bigger tub. Or you can plant it directly in the ground. It likes full sun so keep it in sunlight and when soil is dry then water them.
Plant Care Instruction:
*Always check your plants before watering
*The topsoil should be dry to touch.
*For succulents allow the potting mix to dry completely before watering again.~
*Place your plants on window sills where it can get the brightest possible indirect light.
*Bright indirect light is when the plant is within a couple of feet of a natural source of light.
*If you are a new gardener this is a great choice for you. The plant will thrive in your journey to learn gardening with trials and errors.

Saharanpur Seedless (also known as Bedana)
Developed in India.
Produces seedless or nearly seedless fruits.
Juicy and sweet flesh.
Medium-sized fruits with thin skin.
China No. 3 (or Chinese Seedless)
Cultivated in China.
Small or rudimentary seeds.
High pulp-to-seed ratio.
Early Seedless (or Early Bedana)
Early-maturing Indian variety.
Very small seeds.
Sweet and aromatic fruit.
Muzaffarpur Seedless
Named after the region in Bihar, India.
Popular for its flavor and pulp quantity.
Growing a Seedless Litchi Plant:
Climate: Subtropical to tropical; requires cold winters for flowering and hot, humid summers for fruiting.
Soil: Well-drained, fertile loamy soil with good organic content.
Propagation: Usually grafted or air-layered plants are preferred over growing from seeds.
Watering: Regular but avoid waterlogging.
Fertilization: Apply balanced NPK and organic compost regularly.
Pests/Diseases: Common pests include fruit borers and mites; regular monitoring is essential.