equisetum debile
equisetum debile
Transpiration Pull Theory What is Transpiration Pull Theory? Transpiration pull theory states that the movement of water vapor from the soil to plant leaves is by a process which will be known as “transpiration pull”. Transpiration pull theory is also known as the “soil-plant-atmosphere continuum model“. The Transpiration Pull Theory is one of many theories…
Why Are The Leaves On My Aglaonema BJ Freeman Turning Yellow? A yellowing of leaves can be due to many reasons, such as below; Overwatering This is a very common cause for yellowing of leaves. The yellowing of leaves is caused by plant roots that are rotting. This is because the excess water on the…
How do you care for Crassula Arborescens? Crassula Arborescens care is not difficult, but it does require some attention. Growing the Silver Dollar Plant succulent may be quite gratifying, especially if you’re beginning a new garden from scratch or reviving one that has deteriorated due to neglect. Here are some suggestions for caring for Crassula…
Is Calathea Flamestar Rare? Calathea Flamestar is an indoor plant with stunning foliage that is well-finished and eye-catching. The plant’s variety of colour on each leaf includes both light and dark green colours, allowing it to lend a true sense of vibrancy and freshness to the indoor area in which it is put. Calathea Flamestar…
What is the Welwitschia Mirabilis plant? The Welwitschia Mirabilis is a plant that is only found in Namibia and southern Angola. Some of the specimens are thought to be between 1000 and 1500 years old and named after Friedrich Welwitschia, who “discovered” the plant in 1859. The Welwitschia Mirabilis is a slow growing plant that…
Can Boston Fern Grow Outside? As a houseplant, Boston fern can be grown indoors. It also grows well outside in USDA zones 9-11’s warm, humid weather. When cultivated outside, this fern requires a lot of water. Frost kills Boston fern completely, causing it to appear dead, but it grows back in the spring. The Boston…