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How Do You Propagate Kalanchoe Orgyalis? Kalanchoe Orgyalis, also known as Copper Spoons can be propagated from cuttings, leaves, and offsets. To grow Kalanchoe Orgyalis ‘Copper Spoons’ from cuttings, select leafless stems between 12 and 20cm in length. Allow the leaves at one end of the stem to callous for a few days. Put it…

How do you care for Plectranthus Ciliatus Plectranthus Ciliatus is a very common houseplant which typically thrives with little effort. It prefers indirect light, though it will tolerate brighter conditions as long as they are not prolonged. For best growth, water the plant every 7-10 days when the soil feels dry to touch. This variety…

Is ostrich fern native to North America? Ostrich Fern is a North American native that grows well in USDA plant hardiness zones 3-7. Once established, it will reach a height of three to six feet (1 to 2 meters) and a width of around the same. Crowns of ostrich fern grow in vase-shaped groupings. The…

Are Whale Fin Sansevieria rare? Whale Fin Plant (Sansevieria Masoniana) – Tropical/Houseplants (Rare Collector’s Plant). While these uncommon collectors’ plants grow slowly, they achieve amazing proportions in comparison to other members of the genus. They are low care and should be left to dry fully between watering. They are most often used as a low-light…

How Can You Propagate A Monstera Minima? Monstera Minima is easy to propagate. You can propagated by stem cutting. You can propagate a Monstera minima by simply taking a leaf and placing it in a bowl of water. Water from the bottom of the leaf and keep it in indirect sunlight. After 4 to 6…

How Often Should I Water My Ficus Cyathistipula? Ficus Cyathistipula should be well watered but it is important to ensure that the soil drains well. This plant prefers moist soils and a cool environment, so it is important to water Ficus Cyathistipula regularly. It’s best to water your plant once the top quarter of the…