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Why Monstera Dissecta Leaves Is Drooping? Monstera Dissecta plants are able to go through periods of drought and periods of excessive water, which is one of their best features. However, they should be kept at normal room temperatures, anywhere from 60°F to 80°F. If the plant is subjected to too much heat or too much…

How Do You Care For A Monstera Subpinnata? Monstera subpinnata is a unique tropical climbing plant with lovely deeply divided, palm or finger-like huge green leaves with narrowing pinnae at the base. It is native to Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia, and Peru and makes an excellent houseplant, adding a tropical mood or accent while cleaning the…

Is Echeveria Derenbergii Evergreen? Evergreen Echeveria derenbergii is a perennial succulent that may grow to a height of 10 centimeters (four inches) and has a thick basal rosette of pagoda-shaped, frosted, bristle-tipped, fleshy leaves. During the winter months, it produces racemes of yellow flowers in the style of bells with “painted” crimson tips. Rosettes may…

Is Pilea Peperomioides toxic to cats? The popular Chinese money plant, Pilea Peperomioides, is an excellent example of an easy-to-care-for and cat-safe plant. Pilea Peperomioides is non-toxic to cats, dogs, other pets, and people and requires little maintenance, making it an ideal first houseplant for novices. Pilea Peperomioides contains nephrotoxic substances called saponins, which can…

Is Calathea Makoyana a Prayer Plant? No. Calathea Makoyana is not a prayer plant. The prayer plant “Maranta Leuconeura” is a houseplant that belongs to the Marantaceae family, and the two plants are often confused for one another. The prayer plant is a blooming plant with large white or pale green leaves that grow along…

What is the difference between anthurium Clarinervium and anthurium Crystallinum? Anthurium crystallinum and Anthurium clarinervium differ primarily in that Anthurium crystallinum has narrower bright green leaves, and Anthurium clarinervium has broader dark green leaves. In addition, Anthurium crystallinum develops more quickly than Anthurium clarinervium. Although the leaves of these two plants appear to be similar…