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Why this plant is called the ginseng ficus? Ficus Ginseng seems like an exotic drink, but this is a red herring. The term ‘Ginseng’ really refers to the morphology of the plant. The Chinese term for roots is ginseng. Ficus Ginseng is frequently used for bonsai, which is the Japanese term for “tree in a…

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Is syzygium Smithii edible? syzygium Smithii is a thick and compact evergreen tree with a dense and compact crown. It may grow to be 20 – 30 metres tall in sheltered, warm locations, with a bole 30 – 60cm in diameter, while it is normally smaller and is sometimes reduced to a shrub in more…

How Do You Repot Opuntia Cacanapa? Opuntia Cacanapa needs to be repotted once every 2-3 years during the spring. This cactus is very easy to repot. You don’t need to worry about it getting root rot or any other fungal disease. If you are repotting your Opuntia Cacanapa from the ground, then make sure that…

How Do I Identify Echeveria Runyonii? Echeveria Runyonii has pointed dark blue-green leaves. Its leaves will be about 3 inches in length and 1 inch in width. The inner part of its leaves will usually have a reddish tint. Echeveria Runyonii is a species that belongs to the Crassulaceae family, which is also called the Stonecrop family….

Does Aeonium Suncup Go Dormant? Aeonium Suncup is part of the Crassulaceae family of about 35 species. The Suncup is a very tiny succulent that can readily generate a huge number of pups, which then grow into vast clusters of rosettes. Each rosette has its own unique pattern of variegation, and if it is allowed…