How do you make a bonsai Ficus bushy? In the case that your Ficus bonsai is not bushy enough, then you should know that there are a few ways to help encourage growth on its branches. The following are some of the best ways of how to make a Ficus bonsai bushy: Pruning: You should…
What is the difference between anthurium Clarinervium and anthurium Crystallinum? Anthurium crystallinum and Anthurium clarinervium differ primarily in that Anthurium crystallinum has narrower bright green leaves, and Anthurium clarinervium has broader dark green leaves. In addition, Anthurium crystallinum develops more quickly than Anthurium clarinervium. Although the leaves of these two plants appear to be similar…
Does Aeonium Velour Need Sunlight? Aeonium Velour do not need sunlight to grow. They prefer temperatures during the day of 65- 75 degrees Fahrenheit and at night of 55-60 degrees Fahrenheit, but they also will do well when there is indirect sunlight in the evenings. The ideal light conditions for Aeonium Velour are direct sunlight…
How Do You Make A Bougainvillea Bonsai? To make a bougainvillea bonsai you must choose a bougainvillea vine and prune it to fit in your chosen pot. To simplify the process, first think about the shape of the bonsai. Try not to restrict yourself too much to the type of plant you want to create…
What is Anthurium Cutucuense? Anthurium Cutucuense is a plant species belonging to the Araceae family of arums. It is unique to Ecuador, with just two confirmed cases in the provinces of Morona-Santiago and Zamora-Chinchipe. It is an epiphyte that develops in the lower Andes woodland. It has been grown successfully in the aquarium setting (as…
Are Aeonium Velour Cold Hardy? Aeonium Velour is hardy if you live in USDA Zones 9-11. Aeonium Velour will survive in lower zones, but with winter protection it can be kept alive through the night time temperatures. It is recommended that you bring your aeonium velour indoors before night time temperatures drop below 10 degrees…
What Soil Conditions Are Ideal For Aglaonema Rotundum? Aglaonema rotundum is a species in the Aglaonema genus. Nicholas Edward Brown first described this species in 1893. It is a very desired leaf plant. To thrive, this species requires a moisture- and air-permeable medium. The substrate should be rather light, with 3 parts leaf, 0.5 parts…
What is Anthurium Brownii? Anthurium Brownii is a natural epiphyte that is found from Costa Rica to Colombia. It is a hardy, low-maintenance plant. Anthurium Brownii is easily recognized by its ruffled, yellow veined leaves and tall leggy blooms. These are not the Anthurium blooms you see at your neighborhood farmer’s market. These blooms are…
Why Do Leaves On My Aeonium Velour Turn Black And Fall Off? Leaves on your Aeonium Velour may turn black and fall off because of rot or insect damage. Rot is caused by overwatering and an excessive amount of watering. When watering your Aeonium velour make sure that it is not allowed to become completely…
Should I Mist My Aglaonema Chinese Evergreen? Aglaonema Chinese Evergreen may grow in both soil and water. If in soil, properly water it and then let it to become nearly dry before watering again. Spray the leaves with tepid water repeatedly. Occasionally clean leaves with a damp sponge or cloth to remove dust. Misting should…