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How Do You Take Care Of A Kalanchoe Uniflora? Kalanchoe Uniflora, often known as the coral bell plant, is a striking plant with thick, fleshy leaves up to 25 mm long, each scalloped numerous times towards the rounded tip. Kalanchoe Uniflora is one of the few epiphytic species in its genus, with a trailing, stem-rooting…

How do you take care for Oxalis Debilis? Oxalis Debilis are very easy to care for. Simply plant them in a container and water. There is no need to fertilize, or prune. If you want larger and stronger plants like the ones seen here, simply plant them two per pot. The following are aspects when…

What Are The Common Names For Echeveria Pulvinata? The Echeveria pulvinata, pronounced ech-eh-VER-ee-a pul-vin-AH-tuh, is a perennial succulent plant that originates from Oaxaca, Mexico. It is a member of the Echeveria genus. Care instructions for Echeveria succulents This easy-to-grow plant is a member of the family Crassulaceae, and much like the vast majority of succulents,…

Why Is My Echeveria Orion Turning Yellow? There can be a variety of reasons for why your Echeveria Orion is turning yellow. Overwatering Overwatering can cause Echeveria Orion to turn yellow for a number of reasons. First, when the plant is overwatered, the roots are unable to get the oxygen they need from the soil….

Where Can I Buy A Foxtail Fern? This unique perennial brings a sense of texture to beds and borders. Long, plume-like stems support delicate, needle-like leaves. In the fall, it produces red decorative berries. A fantastic selection for hanging baskets and containers. In moderate winter locations, use in containers and overwinter inside; in cold winter…

Is Rhaphidophora Pertusa Monstera? Rhaphidophora Pertusa is a unique and charming tropical houseplant with unevenly divided leaves, some of which include huge holes. Due to the holes, some people incorrectly believe it to be a Monstera species (fenestrations). It’s not so. Rhaphidophora Pertusa leaves are serrated unlike Monstera, and it looks a bit more tropical…