characteristics of dicots

Why Is My Echeveria Shaviana Leggy? Why Is My Echeveria Shaviana Leggy? Echeveria’s popularity can be attributed to the fact that it has a little footprint. It came as a bit of a shock to see them all of a sudden become tall and lanky without any apparent cause. Echeveria that has developed long, thin…

What is Anthurium Bakeri? Anthurium Bakeri is a semi-pendant species well recognized for its vivid red self-pollinating fruits. It is popular among gardeners because to its compact growing habit. Anthurium Bakeri Prefer direct, strong light. Before 9 a.m., gentle morning light. Sunburned leaves are caused by direct sunlight. Regular watering is required, however when grown…

Welcome to my guide on Hoya Meredithii care. If you’re a fan of Hoya plants or looking to add a new indoor plant to your collection, the Hoya Meredithii is a wonderful choice. Known for its thick, waxy leaves and fragrant star-shaped flowers, this tropical plant will bring beauty and elegance to any space. In…

What is the class of Ficus Benghalensis? Ficus Benghalensis, sometimes known as the banyan, banyan fig, and Indian banyan, is a tree endemic to India. India has some of the world’s biggest trees in terms of canopy coverage. It is also called as the “strangler fig” since it begins as an epiphyte that is, leaning…

Is Calathea White Fusion rare? Is Calathea White Fusion rare? Calathea White Fusion is a rare plant. The White Fusion is one of the most distinct members of the Calathea family, with white, green, and lilac marbled leaves with a pale purple underside. It’s a rare beauty that grows slowly but makes a fantastic addition…

How Do You Care For A Hoya Sipitangensis? A Hoya Sipitangensis is a very beautiful and delicate-looking houseplant. They’re native to Malaysia and Indonesia, but they’re often grown indoors in the United States as a low-light plant. Luckily, they’re resistant to most pests, so you don’t have to worry about bugs or diseases – but…