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What is Anthurium insigne? Anthurium insigne “Type” is a lovely species with exquisitely bent leaves. This is a massive species. While the circumstances in a vivarium are ideal for this plant, it will not achieve its full potential without a big enclosure or growing in a greenhouse. However, when have Plantophiles ever backed down from…
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How Do You Take Care Of Alocasia Serendipity? Alocasia Serendipity is a beautiful houseplant that has many similarities to its cousin, Alocasia Erythrina. When grown in a 5.0″ pot and not exposed to direct sunlight, Alocasia ‘Serendipity’ requires 0.8 cup of water every 9 days. Alocasia ‘Serendipity’ needs medium-light to thrive, a light source similar…
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How Do You Care For Dendrobium Cuthbertsonii? Dendrobium Cuthbertsonii orchids are native to Northern Queensland, Australia. They grow in humid, tropical rainforests at elevations up to 3,000 feet. The flowers are white with purple spots and blooms appear in clusters. Each bloom can last up to eight weeks. The plant can grow up to four…
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How Do You Take Care Of A Kalanchoe Laxiflora?
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Why Echeveria Pelusida Is Leggy?
Why Echeveria Pelusida Is Leggy? The common reason why Echeveria Pelusida is going to go out of shape or become leggy is because it is being pruned to often. When you prune your plant frequently it will not be able to flower and will grow in an unattractive manner. If you are letting your Echeveria…
How Do You Care For Anthurium Insigne?
What is Anthurium insigne? Anthurium insigne “Type” is a lovely species with exquisitely bent leaves. This is a massive species. While the circumstances in a vivarium are ideal for this plant, it will not achieve its full potential without a big enclosure or growing in a greenhouse. However, when have Plantophiles ever backed down from…
How Do You Take Care Of Alocasia Serendipity?
How Do You Take Care Of Alocasia Serendipity? Alocasia Serendipity is a beautiful houseplant that has many similarities to its cousin, Alocasia Erythrina. When grown in a 5.0″ pot and not exposed to direct sunlight, Alocasia ‘Serendipity’ requires 0.8 cup of water every 9 days. Alocasia ‘Serendipity’ needs medium-light to thrive, a light source similar…
How Do You Care For Dendrobium Cuthbertsonii?
How Do You Care For Dendrobium Cuthbertsonii? Dendrobium Cuthbertsonii orchids are native to Northern Queensland, Australia. They grow in humid, tropical rainforests at elevations up to 3,000 feet. The flowers are white with purple spots and blooms appear in clusters. Each bloom can last up to eight weeks. The plant can grow up to four…
Why Is My Aralia Elata Dying?
Why Is My Aralia Elata Dying? The common reason for dying Aralia Elata is too much water. Many people tend to over-water the plant because they are sure that the deer will not eat them, thinking they are too small to be worth eating anyway. As stated before, the majority of Aralia Elata will survive…
How Do You Take Care Of A Kalanchoe Laxiflora?
How do you take care of a Kalanchoe Laxiflora? Kalanchoe Laxiflora is a succulent subshrub that grows to a height of 20 inches (50 cm). The leaves are elliptical in form, gray or green in color, and sometimes tinted crimson, particularly around the edges, with elder leaves typically having a red-violet hue. The inflorescence, which…
Why Echeveria Pelusida Is Leggy?
Why Echeveria Pelusida Is Leggy? The common reason why Echeveria Pelusida is going to go out of shape or become leggy is because it is being pruned to often. When you prune your plant frequently it will not be able to flower and will grow in an unattractive manner. If you are letting your Echeveria…
How Do You Care For Anthurium Insigne?
What is Anthurium insigne? Anthurium insigne “Type” is a lovely species with exquisitely bent leaves. This is a massive species. While the circumstances in a vivarium are ideal for this plant, it will not achieve its full potential without a big enclosure or growing in a greenhouse. However, when have Plantophiles ever backed down from…
How Do You Take Care Of Alocasia Serendipity?
How Do You Take Care Of Alocasia Serendipity? Alocasia Serendipity is a beautiful houseplant that has many similarities to its cousin, Alocasia Erythrina. When grown in a 5.0″ pot and not exposed to direct sunlight, Alocasia ‘Serendipity’ requires 0.8 cup of water every 9 days. Alocasia ‘Serendipity’ needs medium-light to thrive, a light source similar…
How Do You Care For Dendrobium Cuthbertsonii?
How Do You Care For Dendrobium Cuthbertsonii? Dendrobium Cuthbertsonii orchids are native to Northern Queensland, Australia. They grow in humid, tropical rainforests at elevations up to 3,000 feet. The flowers are white with purple spots and blooms appear in clusters. Each bloom can last up to eight weeks. The plant can grow up to four…
Why Is My Aralia Elata Dying?
Why Is My Aralia Elata Dying? The common reason for dying Aralia Elata is too much water. Many people tend to over-water the plant because they are sure that the deer will not eat them, thinking they are too small to be worth eating anyway. As stated before, the majority of Aralia Elata will survive…
How Do You Take Care Of A Kalanchoe Laxiflora?
How do you take care of a Kalanchoe Laxiflora? Kalanchoe Laxiflora is a succulent subshrub that grows to a height of 20 inches (50 cm). The leaves are elliptical in form, gray or green in color, and sometimes tinted crimson, particularly around the edges, with elder leaves typically having a red-violet hue. The inflorescence, which…
Why Echeveria Pelusida Is Leggy?
Why Echeveria Pelusida Is Leggy? The common reason why Echeveria Pelusida is going to go out of shape or become leggy is because it is being pruned to often. When you prune your plant frequently it will not be able to flower and will grow in an unattractive manner. If you are letting your Echeveria…