Gourmet Alpine Strawberries & Fresh Peppermimt

Update: Fresh photos added! The seedlings are growing fast and are all officially working on their true leaves. Completely established and healthy! Looking to upgrade your indoor garden with premium, aromatic plants? I have a limited number of extra Gourmet Alpine Strawberry and Fresh Peppermint pots available! These plants have been homegrown locally indoors under constant care, meticulous daily testing, and regular turning to ensure perfectly even, strong, and robust growth. Raised in a custom microclimate, they are incredibly healthy, showing strong stems, vibrant foliage, and excellent root development. Best of all, they are already growing in their permanent small containers, making them the ultimate low-maintenance addition to your space. No messy repotting or extra soil required—just set them on your windowsill and watch them thrive! Or better yet if you want you can upgrade them and have even bigger plants. It's up to you. Fyi the mint is all depending on when it grows out so it's considered pending and if you'd rather wait for a bit later i can upgrade the pits again end of month so they are bigger plants just means it will cost more by then What’s Available: 🍓 Gourmet Alpine Strawberries Unlike common grocery store varieties, Alpines are a premium delicacy prized for their intense fragrance and sweet, wild-strawberry flavor. Because they are too delicate for commercial shipping, growing them at home is the best way to experience them! Continuous Harvest: Everbearing plants that produce fresh little strawberries continuously throughout the season. Perennial: Hardy plants that will come back year after year. 🌿 Fresh Peppermint A high-quality, vigorous grower with a remarkably sharp, crisp, and refreshing aroma thanks to its high menthol content. Perfect for fresh teas, cooking, or just filling your room with a clean, energizing scent .Pricing: 1 Plant (Any Variety): $5 Mix & Match Bundle Deal: 3 Plants for $12 I also have a lavander planting in process and 5 strawberries for now. I'll have more later on just depends on what grows