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How Much Sun Does A Boston Fern Need?  The Boston fern (Nephrolepsis exaltata bostoniensis) is a dependable, old-fashioned charmer with cascades of elegant, deep green fronds. The Boston fern is a tropical plant that survives with little care; yet, light requirements for Boston ferns are crucial for optimum growth. The amount of light required by…

Is Aralia Cordata Edible? Aralia Cordata is edible when harvested when in the flower and can be eaten raw. It is also used in various recipes and traditional dishes, such as the commonly found root beer from Aralia cordate (Cordia subcordata), the root of Aralia cordata is used to brew a beverage by steeping the…

When Should I Repot Aeonium Irish Bouquet? The best time to repot Aeonium Irish bouquet is in the spring. Transplant your plant into a pot that is one size larger than its current container. Aeoniums should not be allowed to stay in their containers for too long as they become root-bound and grow smaller. There…

What Causes Curled Poinsettia Leaves? Overwatering, underwatering, poor lighting, and excessive fertilizing are all common causes of curling leaves on Poinsettias. Temperature stress and using the improper pot size are two less prevalent causes of curling leaves. Curling leaves due to Overwatering Poinsettia plants flourish best in damp soil, which poses the greatest difficulty to…

Why Is My Aglaonema Harlequin Dying? If your Aglaonema Harlequin plant is starting to die and you are not sure what is causing it, you may wish to check the following; Over watering As a tropical plant, Aglaonema Harlequin needs to stay moist. However, when you over water it, the roots will rot and the…

How Fast Does Yucca Rostrata Grow? Yucca rostrata grows slowly, taking around ten years to reach their maximum height. It will eventually become a significant focal point in your landscape. Growing Yucca rostrata is simple, requiring well-drained soil with tiny stones and sand. Yuccas that grow trunks thrive in alkaline soil but thrive in acidic…