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How do you propagate Plum Crazy Oxalis? Oxalis Plum Crazy is easily propagated by division, offsets and bulbs. The optimum time to split your Oxalis ‘Plum Crazy’ is in the spring or fall. Divide rootbound plants easily by severing the roots with a sharp knife or shears. Shake off any excess dirt and repot the…

How do you take care for Syzygium malaccense? The Malay Apple, also known as the Otaheite Apple, is a beautiful evergreen tree that bears edible fruit and is endemic to Malesia and Australia. It grows to a height of 10 to 15 meters (33 to 50 feet) with a narrow, straight trunk and a low-branching…

What Is Aralia Racemosa? Aralia Racemosa, also known as American spikenard, small spikenard, Indian root, spice berry, spignet, life-of-man, and petty morel, is an attractive plant native to the United States and Canada belonging to the family Araliaceae. It is a 1 to 2 m tall herbaceous plant that thrives in shaded regions. It is…

How Do You Propagate Calathea Rufibarba? Calathea Rufibarba may be propagated by division during the spring and summer months. Because seeds are extremely scarce, propagation is accomplished by division. Repotting can help you propagate your plant. Repeat the first steps as though you were repotting. When the Calathea is out of the pot and the…

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Why Echeveria Pollux Is Leggy? The common reason for Echeveria Pollux to become leggy is if it has been grown in the wrong pot. This can lead to Echeveria Pollux becoming leggy because it is not getting enough light. Watering and fertilizing too infrequently will also cause Echeveria Pollux to become leggy. If you notice…