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Why My Echeveria Peacockii Leaves Are Drooping? The most common reason why your Echeveria Peacockii leaves are drooping is because of too much water. If you notice that the leaves are turning yellow, too much water might be the main cause. If this is the case, you should try to keep it as dry as…

How Do You Prune Echeveria Pulvinata? Echeveria species are relatively low-maintenance plants, and the Echeveria pulvinata is no exception. Echeverias need to be pruned to ensure their continued good health, however this task often does not need to be performed very frequently. If you decide to trim your plant, you should wait until new growth…

Is Metallica Sansevieria rare? Metallic Sansevieria is a less common form of Sansevieria. This is a common name for silver-leafed varieties such as “Siam silver” and “Tenzan.” This plant’s leaves are pale green with thin grey lines running through them. This Mother in Law’s tongue plant is incredibly rare. Sansevieria succulents are typically flowerless. It…

Transpiration Pull Theory What is Transpiration Pull Theory? Transpiration pull theory states that the movement of water vapor from the soil to plant leaves is by a process which will be known as “transpiration pull”. Transpiration pull theory is also known as the “soil-plant-atmosphere continuum model“. The Transpiration Pull Theory is one of many theories…

Is Crassula ovata an indoor plant? Crassula ovata, also known as Crassula argentea, is a small, evergreen succulent that is mostly grown as a house plant. It has leaves that are round, fleshy, shiny, and jade green. These may get red around the edges if they are grown in a lot of light. In time,…

Are you wondering why your Tradescantia Blushing Bride isn’t displaying its iconic pink foliage? Don’t worry, I’m here to help you troubleshoot the issue. There could be a few reasons why your plant isn’t showing its true colors. Let’s explore some possibilities. Firstly, it’s important to note that not all varieties of Tradescantia Blushing Bride…