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Why is Syngonium fantasy so expensive? Why is Syngonium fantasy so expensive? Syngonium Fantasy is without a doubt one of the most beautiful and sought after Syngonium plant. With its recent surge in popularity, prices for plants and cuttings have skyrocketed, with prices ranging from $20 to $150! Some of the reasons are; It’s a…

Can Euphorbia Polychroma Grow Indoors? Yes, it can, but you will have to provide enough sunlight (or artificial light) and maintain a relatively higher temperature. But if you have a spot where the plant can grow outside in the summer it will make it easier for you. If your plant is small, make sure that…

Does Agave Utahensis Flowers? Agave Utahensis blooms in the spring and summer and produces beautiful yellow-orange flowers. The flower of this plant is very fragrant and has a vibrant orange color that appears at night. During the day the flower will close, but after nightfall it will open up again. The flowers are spirals that…

Is Oxalis Triangularis rare? A highly coveted, low-maintenance houseplant. The “purple shamrock” is well-known for its beautiful butterfly-like leaves and unusual behaviour. Water sparingly and keep in bright, indirect sunshine. They have positive phototropism (they grow towards the light) and are nyctinastic (closing their leaves at night). They’re a great plant to observe, and they…

How Do You Take Care of A Kalanchoe Longiflora? Kalanchoe longiflora, also known as tugela cliff-kalanchoe or long-flower kalanchoe, is a species of the succulent genus Kalanchoe, in the family Crassulaceae. It is a small shrub native to South Africa, notable for its multicolored leaves and yellow blooms that bloom from fall to winter. The…

Are Echeveria Raindrops Easy To Grow? Echeveria Raindrops are easy to grow, requiring little water and very little fertilizer. They should be overwintered indoors in cold winter climates. Echeveria like sunlight but also can be grown indoors in full or part shade, or on the patio or deck where they get indirect sun. Like many…