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Is Scindapsus Pictus Argyraeus Rare? No, it is not. ‘Argyraeus’ Scindapsus pictus (commonly called Satin Pothos). The most popular cultivar is ‘Argyraeus.’ The name means “silvery,” and it refers to the leaf variegation. The leaves of Scindapsus pictus ‘Argyraeus’ are large and heart-shaped, green with silver spots. Because it thrives in semi-shady conditions, this plant…

Does Monstera Borsigiana Get Holes? Like all Monstera species, Monstera borsigiana is susceptible to insect infestation. Moths and other insects are attracted to the sweet nectar of the plant. The holes left in the leaves often go unnoticed until large portions of the leaf have been destroyed by insects, or worse still, eaten completely into…

How do you care for Kalanchoe Marmorata? The Kalanchoe Marmorata is a flowering succulent that is native to Madagascar and has become popular as an indoor plant. Growing Kalanchoe Marmorata plants typically require special care through considering the following factors; Sunlight Kalanchoe Marmorata thrives in full to partial sun and prefers to be exposed to…

How Do I Prune For Aeonium Castello Paivae? Pruning serves to keep the plant healthy and strong. When pruning your Aeonium Castello Paivae you should snip off any main stems that start to turn brown at their bottom node, up to about half of their height. Aeonium Castello Paivae, like most succulents do not require…

Does Celosia Argentea Go Dormant? Celosia Argentea goes dormant during winter months. It will go dormant once the weather starts getting colder and it will lose its leaves. The dead leaves will also fall off and new ones will form in spring when new growth begins. During dormancy, your Celosia Argentea will not be able…

How Do You Care For Calathea Wavestar? Calathea Rufibarba “Wavestar” is a lovely houseplant with distinctively patterned leaves that will stand out in your collection! This plant has a reputation for being difficult to care for, but this care blog will give you an overview of what you need to know for the best Calathea…