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Is Peperomia Rosso A Succulent? Peperomia Rosso is a succulent, however, it originates in the tropics and so does not meet your standard succulent requirements. This Peperomia, unlike most succulents, prefers steady hydration and high humidity. In the summer months, it should be watered as necessary to prevent yellowing and drooping of the leaves. For…

How Do You Propagate Dioscorea Alata? Because Dioscorea seldom flowers in parts of the United States, the seed isn’t a frequent means of propagation. Gardeners instead rely on aerial tubers or root propagation. To begin, separate the root or aerial tubers from the remainder of the plant. Unless the tuber is very little, split it…

How Do You Care For Crassula Brevifolia? Crassula Brevifolia is a tiny, densely branching, succulent perennial shrub that grows to a height of 50cm. It has short, thickly-succulent leaves that are about trapezoidal in cross-section but have somewhat rounded angles (leaf-margins). Its narrow, woody stems have peeling brown bark. In full sun, the leaves will…

How do you care for Hoya Heuschkeliana? Hoya Heuschkeliana is a Philippine native. It’s a lovely succulent with gorgeous glossy green leaves. Hoya Heuschkeliana blooms range in hue from pink to yellow. It is a versatile plant that may be cultivated indoors in hanging baskets or outside on your yard. Hoya Heuschkeliana Variegata is the…

How Do You Propagate Aeonium Mardi Gras? Who doesn’t enjoy replanting and propagating their sparkling Aeonium Mardi Gras collection? The more Aeonium Mardi Gras you have in your garden, the happier you will be. You have several choices for propagating your succulent: stem cutting, leaves, offsets, or seeds. Using Cuttings It’s as simple as 1,…

How do you care for Calathea Sanderiana? Calathea Sanderiana is a refined member of the Calathea family, with lovely deep green foliage with painted on pink stripes. The first time you encounter this plant up close, you feel compelled to study the leaves to ensure that the patterns are genuine and that someone hasn’t scribbled…