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What Are The Health Benefits Of Camellia Sinensis? Although health advantages have been presumed throughout the history of tea as a popular beverage, there is no high-quality evidence that tea imparts significant benefits. Tea has been widely investigated in clinical research for its ability to reduce the risk of human illnesses in the early twenty-first…

Is Coral Reef Sedum A Perennial? This well-behaved stonecrop variety makes a superb border or rock garden plant, especially for hot dry settings; a low, spreading carpet of beautiful circular green leaves tinted reddish-bronze in autumn; and bright yellow flowers offer a stunning late summer show. From mid to late summer, Coral Reef Chinese Sedum…

How do you care for a Ficus Benghalensis? The Ficus Benghalensis ‘Audrey’ banyan tree is indigenous to India and the surrounding region. It is a strain of Strangler Fig. In the wild, banyan trees may reach over 70 feet in height and have a canopy that spans acres. When potted, they generally grow to a…

Does Echeveria Colorata Like To Be Fertilized? Echeveria colorata plants don’t need to be fertilized too often and the best time to fertilize your Echeveria Colorata is during the growing season which is spring, summer, and fall. You should make sure that you use a good quality fertilizer once a month during the growing season. The…

How do you care for a Crassula Alstonii? Crassula Alstonii is a stunning perennial succulent plant in the Crassulaceae family. It’s a beautiful tiny plant with squishy succulent leaves that form a dome with a velvety touch. From October through November, it blooms with little yellow flowers. The following factors should be considered when caring…

Can I grow Alocasia Scalprum in Water? How do you treat alocasia Scalprum? Alocasia Scalprum is a type of plant in the Alocasias, or Colocasia, family. It is usually found in tropical forests. Alocasia Scalprum can be treated through the following factors; Light: Bright, indirect light is preferred, however this aroid is more tolerant to…