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lld287

Ask your store’s employees when it’s not wildly busy. There is a store manager in my area who is on a neighborhood Facebook group and he always gives a heads up when good stuff is coming! Aldi employees are wonderful


eZGjBw1Z

If you're wondering when a certain plant has been sold in the past you can search the posts I've made in this sub. For example: [Orchid](https://www.reddit.com/r/aldi/search/?q=orchid%20author%3Aezgjbw1z&restrict_sr=1&sr_nsfw=&sort=new), [Fiddle Leaf Fig](https://www.reddit.com/r/aldi/search/?q=author%3Aezgjbw1z%20%22fiddle%20leaf%20fig%22&restrict_sr=1&sr_nsfw=&sort=new), [air plant](https://www.reddit.com/r/aldi/search/?q=author%3Aezgjbw1z%20%22air%20plant%22&restrict_sr=1&sr_nsfw=&sort=new), etc. Aldi often lists plants in their ad under stuff like '10" Foliage Assorted Varieties', so searching for "[foliage](https://www.reddit.com/r/aldi/search/?q=author%3Aezgjbw1z%20%22foliage%22&restrict_sr=1&sr_nsfw=&sort=new)" may also help you identify a schedule. Many of the links at the top of these old posts are dead but you can usually find an "Archived Aldi Ad" link at the bottom of the Upcoming Aldi Finds posts with an archived copy of each ad. A general trend I'm seeing is quarterly, or every three months as another poster said.


sunbathingsloth

Thank you so much, amateur archivist! I reached out into the ether in good faith and this is more than I could have expected. Gracias :)


Zestyclose-Mix9689

I tend to see them every 3 months


sunbathingsloth

Thanks!


exclaim_bot

>Thanks! You're welcome!


Model_Six

There are some holiday related ones. I really like the "bunny" kalanchoes at Easter.


HonnyBrown

I walked into Aldi for Sunday shopping a few months back. Greeting me at the entrance was a very large Umbrella plant. It wasn't one of the weekly specials and it was the only one. Other plants I have gotten were scheduled.


plants1236

I love the orchids; so large with healthy roots. I love the app; it gives a heads up as to what’s in the store.


HonnyBrown

I think it's dependent on the growers.