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Embryophyte Embryophyte is a plant that develops from an embryo within the seed. The embryo, which is called the “plantlet” or “prothallus,” may be found in a number of different places on the parent plant, including:  The leaves; stems; roots; and flowers (in some cases).  In these locations, it will grow into a new plant…

Why my Calathea White Fusion leaves curling? Curled or patchy leaves signify that the plant is receiving insufficient water. Browning leaves indicate that the plants require greater water. Excessive watering or cold temperatures can cause stems to rot and become weaker. During the winter, water the plant less regularly. The leaves may curl if the…

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…

Is Aeonium Tabuliforme Easy To Care? The succulent plant Aeonium tabuliforme requires little care and is simple to grow and propagate. It doesn’t need much light or water as long as you use a good potting mix with good drainage and don’t let the soil dry out between watering sessions. These succulents are tough plants…

How do you take care of Anthurium Plowmanii? Cultural information should be used as a guide only and should be tailored to your preferences. Your physical location; the placement of your plants, the amount of time you have to commit to their maintenance, and a variety of other aspects, will all need to be considered….

How Do You Propagate Rhaphidophora Pertusa? Rhaphidophora Pertusa can be propagated by stem cuttings or air layering. Rhaphidophora Pertusa stem cuttings can be taken after the stem has hardened. Cuttings should be about two inches long and about a month old. Rhaphidophora Pertusa stem cuttings will root best if they are placed in water as…