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How Frequently Should You Water Passiflora Coccinea? Water the plant when the soil feels dry at a depth of about 2 inches and do not allow the soil to become soggy. With proper care, the passiflora Coccinea should live for several years with minimal maintenance. During hot times, completely soaking the ground up to 8″…

How Do You Care For Pachyphyllum Sedum? Sedum Pachyphyllum, often known as Jelly Beans, Many Fingers, or Blue Jelly Beans, is a succulent native to Oaxaca, Mexico. Sedum pachyphyllum grows as a compact erect plant up to 20 cm tall. The stems are covered with thick, cylindrical, meaty leaves that are tightly packed together. The…

How do you propagate Ariocarpus Astrophytum? What is Ariocarpus Astrophytum? Ariocarpus Astrophytum is a genus of succulent, subtropical plants of the Cactaceae family. The name is derived from the ancient Greek words “aria” (an oak type) and “carpos” (=fruit) due to the likeness of the two genera’ fruit in acorn form. Another hypothesis for the…

What is the primary body form of Scyphozoans? Scyphozoans are a type of jellyfish that have a primary body form. Their body is made up of a bell-shaped dome that can be divided into two parts. The top part is called the capitulum and is used for feeding. The bottom part is called the manubrium…

Is zamia and ZZ plant the same? With glossy, green leaves placed along erect stems, the ZZ plant exudes a robust, tropical appearance. It resembles some cycads (Zamia spp.), which helps to explain its Latin name (Zamioculcas Zamiifolia). The Latin name is abbreviated in the popular name. However, the ZZ plant is an aroid and…

How do you use Plectranthus Tomentosa? The plant Plectranthus Tomentosa is indigenous to South Africa. It is a unique succulent perennial herb cascading plant that may reach 50cm in height and is ideal for hanging baskets. Plectranthus Tomentosa is its scientific name, but after one smell, you’ll recognize it by its more familiar moniker: Vicks….