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The Function of  Receptacle in Flower What is Receptacle? A receptacle is the central part of a flower. It holds the nectar and pollen, which are used to pollinate other flowers. A typical example is that of apple blossom or rose blossom. The word “receptacle” stems from the Latin meaning “to receive.” The main function…

Should I Trim My Pachira Aquatica? Pachira Aquatica should be trimmed occasionally. You can either do this yourself or have a professional trim it for you. The stems are quite flexible and so can easily be bent out of the way if necessary. It is always better to have someone who knows what they are…

Why are my fiddle leaf fig leaves curling? There are a variety of causes for your fiddle leaf fig leaves curling, with under watering being the most common. Watering infrequently might cause the leaves to curl. Overwatering, over-fertilizing, a tiny plant container, a lack of nutrients, and temperature changes are all causes that might cause…

How do you propagate Obesa Euphorbia? Euphorbia obesa grows best in a pot in a sunny location, such as a window sill or step (verandah), although it can also be planted outside in the Karoo and other desert gardens where frost is not too severe. It thrives in a gravely shale-based soil but is adaptable…

How Tall Does Aralia Elata Get? Aralia elata, often known as the angelica tree, is a tiny upright tree that can grow to be 20-40 feet tall in the wild. It is most commonly found in residential gardens as a big shrub that grows to be 12-18′ tall. To give you a comparison, Moringa Pterygosperma,…

Is Calathea Majestica rare? Calathea ‘White Star,’ grown for its gorgeous foliage, features enormous green leaves highlighted with vibrant white pinstripes and deep green leaf margins, as well as a center leaf vein. A pink flush develops frequently, adding additional more colour to the magnificent foliage. Calatheas, a native of the Amazon jungles, thrives in…