How Do You Care For Pink Aglaonema? The Aglaonema Pink is a magnificent Chinese evergreen with exquisite leaves that emerge a vibrant blush pink and gradually develop a green color and more and more green speckles as the leaves mature. This plant is not only beautiful to look at, but it also has a low…
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How do you grow Plectranthus Neochilus? Coleus neochilus, often known as lobster bush, fly bush, or mosquito bush, is a perennial ground cover with very scented, somewhat scalloped, oval leaves and purple blue inflorescent spikes. Lobster bushes can withstand a broad variety of temperatures, arid conditions, and practically any soil, but they prefer a well-drained…
How Do You Repot Monstera Borsigiana? Monstera Borsigiana should be repotted once every three years, depending on the unique plant’s growth rate. Once mature, it will be content in its pot for a longer period of time, but this is only a baseline estimate. You will become familiar with your plant. When repotting a Monstera…
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How Do You Save An Overwatered Aglaonema Commutatum? If you live in a tropical or warm climate and your Aglaonema Commutatum is overwatered, it is likely to go dormant. To rescue an overwatered Aglaonema Commutatum, you must first determine why it has become over wet. If you have been overwatering your plant because you wanted…
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How Is Sisal Grown? Sisal is vegetatively propagated via bulbils or suckers. These are generated near to the parent and originate from axillary buds on the parent plant’s bole. Suckers are generated throughout the life of the plant and can be harvested and put directly into the field. When a sisal plant matures, it develops…
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