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How Do You Propagate Aeonium Sunburst F. Cristata? Cuttings, leaves, offsets, or seeds can be used to propagate the plant. This succulent kind does not require frequent repotting. Of course, when purchased from a store, the initial repotting is required. A well-drained soil mixture, as with all succulents, is required. Check out How to Prepare…
How Much Water Do Aglaonema Silverado Needs? Aglaonema Silverado is a tropical plant and it does not like being waterlogged so when watering your plant, be very careful to make sure that you are not overwatering it. Keep in mind that you do need to water your plant every day as the soil dries out….
Can You Propagate Senecio Barbertonicus? Senecio Barbertonicus is propagated by seeds, stem, leaf-cutting, or by replanting its small offsets that fall off. Cuttings are an easy and simple means of propagating succulents. The stem cuttings are propagated on a rooting media like compost or vermiculite and the rooting hormone is applied before planting them in…
How do you care for oxalis Corniculata? Oxalis Corniculata or Creeping Wood sorrel is a small perennial herb. It has flowers that fold in during the day and open at night. Mature plants have flowers yellowish-green in color with six petals that are not very showy. The following are the factors to consider when caring…
What is Anthurium Brownii? Anthurium Brownii is a natural epiphyte that is found from Costa Rica to Colombia. It is a hardy, low-maintenance plant. Anthurium Brownii is easily recognized by its ruffled, yellow veined leaves and tall leggy blooms. These are not the Anthurium blooms you see at your neighborhood farmer’s market. These blooms are…
How Do You Care For Aglaonema Red Emerald? Aglaonema Red Emerald is tolerant to shade and enjoys bright indirect light. It can adapt to low light, but growth will be significantly slowed. This plant can tolerate direct morning sunshine, but should avoid full afternoon sunlight. Generally, 75 to 90 percent shade is optimal, and 1250…