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How Toxic Is The ZZ Plant? The ZZ plant (or Zamioculcas zamiifolia) is an excellent choice for a hardy, low-light house plant. Both humans and pets are poisoned by ZZ plants. If swallowed, ZZ plants can cause skin and eye irritation, as well as stomach discomfort, vomiting, and diarrhea. However, with a few easy precautions,…

How do you treat Ludisia discolor? The Jewel Orchid, or Ludisia discolor, differs from all other Orchids we cultivate in our homes in that it is valued for its foliage rather than its flowers as a houseplant. This is a simple and easy-to-care-for indoor plant. A mature Jewel Orchid that has been well cared for…

Is Ctenanthe Amagris hard to care for? Ctenanthe Amagris are notoriously difficult to care for because to its exotic foliage and extremely specific water, light, and fertilizer requirements. Ctenanthe Amagris plants, like many other temperamental plants, are extremely rewarding to grow. This very gorgeous plant is quite safe to keep around youngsters and pets. You…

Is Watermelon peperomia toxic to humans? No, Watermelon peperomia plant is entirely safe to have in your home. It is  non-toxic to people and pets, thus, it may be used in households with small children. If your pet likes to chew on the leaves, place your lovely plant on a high shelf or a tall…

How Do You Repot A ZZ Plant? The ZZ plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) is prized for its capacity to grow in harsh settings, making it an excellent choice for forgetful gardeners. The ZZ plant can withstand dry times, poor light, and infrequent fertilization, and it is pest and disease resistant. Step 1: In the spring, repot…

How Do You Repot Sedum Oreganum? Repotting a Sedum oreganum is one of the easiest things you can do in your garden, and it will help your Sedum oreganum thrive. Repot Sedum oreganum every 2-3 years during the spring, depending on the size of your Sedum oreganum. Sedum oreganum is easy to repot and can…