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How long do Pilea Peperomioides take to root? Pilea Peperomioides typically takes around 1-2 weeks to root. When you bring new plants home, keep the humidity low. Too much humidity causes the plant to wilt and die slowly. Keep them in cool spots away from heat sources and get rid of any strange odors emanating…

Why is my Calathea Misto Dying? This is a question you may be asking yourself, as it happens to be one of the most common plant problems. Your Calathea Misto may be suffering because of your neglect. The most typical reason for a Calathea to die is from over watering, which results in root rot….

How Do You Identify An Asparagus Fern? Asparagus ferns have light and delicate foliage that resembles asparagus leaves yet arches beautifully like a fern – hence the name. They are not ferns, but rather members of the lily family native to the wet woods of southern Africa. They make wonderful houseplants. Asparagus ferns look great…

Is Dracaena Janet Craig poisonous to dogs? Craig, Janet Dracaena is a poisonous plant that is toxic to dogs, people, and cats. While this plant is normally regarded non-lethal, if consumed, it can induce the following symptoms: dilated pupils in cats, vomiting (which might be bloody), depression, anorexia, and hyper salivation. Always consult a veterinarian…

How do I root my ficus Tineke? In order to root your ficus Tineke you will want to make sure that the branch that you are using has been cut from a healthy ficus Tineke tree. You will also need a pot that is filled with fresh potting soil and make sure it drains well….

How Often Should You Repot Aglaonema Siam Aurora? Aglaonema Siam Aurora is a thirsty plant and can repotted after every two years, so the soil should be kept moist at all times. When you are repotting your plant, make sure that the pot has a drainage hole. The soil should be filled up to one inch below…