Ordering Cham Friendly Plants Online?

[Kaseabra]

Hello!

My fiancé and I recently added a 6mo female veiled chameleon to our family. Her name is Calypso.
I set up her enclosure with lots of vines, branches, and plastic plants. I really want to replace the artificial plants with live ones. I need advice on a good online vendor to purchase already reptile friendly plants from.

Buying plants from wherever and removing all the soil and rinsing and soaking the plant to repot it isn't really a great option in an apartment in Seattle unless I want my landlord to hate me for clogging everything.

I really appreciate any advice or tips!

Thank you!

-Kaseabra

 

[jamest0o0]

Just take the dirt out in a bin, throw it outside. Rinse the plants in the shower?

 

[Kaseabra]

@jamest0o0 there isn’t exactly an outside where I could dump dirt near where I live unless I drive out of the city and find a public park or someone’s yard, lol. Plus I figured it would be less suspect if I just could get it online?

 

[jamest0o0]

Most online plants pesticide free will be small. Usually to grow large plants fast, nurseries need chemical pesticides and fertilizers

 

[Kaseabra]

@jamest0o0 I noticed that from what I saw, most of the plants seem small, but I can work with that, I just wanted to buy from a trusted vendor that someone else had bought from.

 

[jamest0o0]

Gotcha, well most reptile sites won't use them. I like neherp and josh's frogs a lot. I believe there are others too, but can't think of them. I order a lot online, but those are two that I know don't use anything dangerous. Back jungle is excellent as well and I dont think they use them, but I'm not positive.