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GRAPTOPETALUM MENDOZAE" October to February
06/02/2022

GRAPTOPETALUM MENDOZAE" October to February

Dunce Cap*Dunce Cap, also known as Orostachys iwarenge, is a succulent plant of the genus Sedum corvasone, also known as...
13/11/2021

Dunce Cap*

Dunce Cap, also known as Orostachys iwarenge, is a succulent plant of the genus Sedum corvasone, also known as pulp plant, which is distributed in the arid subtropical region of South Africa. Dunce Cap (Orostachys iwarenge) is the common variety of "phoenix" and has certain ornamental value. Dunce Cap succulent is very sensitive to high temperature, so it needs to be placed in a cool and well-ventilated place in summer, and it can be watered normally in spring, autumn and winter to increase the sunshine time. Dunce Cap, like other shasso plants, will die after flowering, so be careful if bud appears succulent (Orostachys iwarenge) is a succulent plant that is fond of the sun, but it is afraid of the scorching sun. Therefore, spring and autumn are the growing seasons of Chinese Dunce Cap, which can be exposed to full sunshine. In hot summer, shade should be appropriately shaded and a good ventilation environment should be maintained

Aristata Lace Aloe*The Lace Aloe is grown primarily for its attractive succulent rosettes of yellow spots and white bump...
09/11/2021

Aristata Lace Aloe*

The Lace Aloe is grown primarily for its attractive succulent rosettes of yellow spots and white bumps on dark green leaves with lacy edges and soft white spines
It belongs to the Aristaloe genus of flowering plants native to South Africa. It commonly called the “slippery one.”

The stemless plant produces long, soft, succulent leaves with tubular orange flowers. It’s another unique plant deserving proper care.With proper care, the leaves of Aloearistata reach about 6″ to 12″ inches in length. The dense rosette-forming may spread about two feet wide

String of Hearts*This evergreen, succulent, trailing vine is perfect for planting in hanging baskets or in pots on shelv...
07/11/2021

String of Hearts*

This evergreen, succulent, trailing vine is perfect for planting in hanging baskets or in pots on shelves or window sills. It is a long-lived and fast-growing plant, and the sprawling vines can hang down several feet once they are mature.

The heart-shaped, fleshy, gray-green foliage has an eye-catching marbled pattern and the thin, string-like vines have a distinctive purple shade.

If you are a fan of big, showy flowers, the string of hearts vine won't be for you. The blooms on this plant are still interesting, though. Tubular and around an inch-long, they have a bulbous base and form into enclosed beads which informs one of its common names - the rosary vine.

Graptoveria Hybrid Lovely Rose"
05/11/2021

Graptoveria
Hybrid Lovely Rose"

Echeveria "Lilacina"Echeveria Lilacina also known as ‘Ghost Echeveria’ is known for a beautiful looking succulent. As th...
03/11/2021

Echeveria "Lilacina"

Echeveria Lilacina also known as ‘Ghost Echeveria’ is known for a beautiful looking succulent. As the plant matures you can expect it to reach around 15 cm (6″) tall and about 17.5 cm (7″) in diameter. The plants leaves are mostly light pink to grey green. When it flowers you can expect it to produce pale pink to coral pink flowers from late winter to early spring.

Echeveria Lilacina can be quite beautiful when it is well-taken care of. This succulent type needs typical watering as the other succulents. The watering method is very important to keep your Ghost Echeveria healthy. It should not sit on the water, and an excess amount of water should be avoided. The best way of watering is soak and dry method this succulent. Yet, the succulent should be controlled to avoid overwatering.

Echeveria Hercules*The Echeveria Hercules looks like a rose in bloom. The plump leaves are well-shape , and follow a tig...
02/11/2021

Echeveria Hercules*

The Echeveria Hercules looks like a rose in bloom. The plump leaves are well-shape , and follow a tightly symmetric pattern. They taper around the ends,and if you look closely you'd notice a tiny spike this is a characteristic of many species of succulents. Caring for an Echeveria Hercules is no hassle at all. It's not needy or picky in it's watering, lightning requirements or infusion with fertilizers.

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Graptopetalum Purple Delight*
01/11/2021

Graptopetalum Purple Delight*

FITTONIA*Fittonia is a compact plant with striking patterned foliage. Fittonia are fairly easy to care for–they can tole...
31/10/2021

FITTONIA*

Fittonia is a compact plant with striking patterned foliage. Fittonia are fairly easy to care for–they can tolerate a range of lighting conditions and like to be kept moist. They prefer humid environments and will benefit from regular misting.
Your Fittonia prefers bright, indirect light. Lower light can cause it to lose some of its vibrant color and growth will slow. Too much light can burn the leaves.
Fittonia loves water and to be consistently moist, but not soggy. Water thoroughly when the top 25% of soil is dry. If you let your Fittonia dry out too much, it will let you know with limp leaves. Not to worry! After a thorough watering, the leaves should soon perk up.
Fittonia will thrive in average room temperatures between 65-80 degrees. Avoid cold drafts and direct airflow from heaters in the winter months.
Average household humidity is acceptable, but it will appreciate higher humidity levels. You can boost the humidity with frequent misting, placing a humidifier nearby, or using a pebble tray. Another way to increase relative humidity is to group several humidity-loving plants together in a small area, creating a micro-climate.

"ADDITIONAL CARE"
Because your Fittonia loves humidity, it will thrive in a terrarium! To make a terrarium, get a glass jar with or without a lid, place a layer of gravel or rocks, and add soil. Plant your Fittonia and add more soil around the plant, watering slightly. Add multiple plants if space in your vessel allows. Terrariums hold humidity very well–your Fittonia won’t have to be watered as often as if it were planted in a pot.

They grow in tropical rainforests as ground cover under canopies of trees. Because of this, they stay relatively small and prefer indirect light. They can be pruned to stay small if you prefer not to repot it into a larger pot.

African Violet*African Violets prefer bright,inderect light. Avoid direct sunlightand keep them at least a few feet away...
29/10/2021

African Violet*
African Violets prefer bright,
inderect light. Avoid direct sunlight
and keep them at least a few feet away bright south- or west-facing windows. An east- or north- facing window gives them the best lightning without the risk of burning their sensitive foliage. An important point o remember when bottom watering African Violet plants is top water at least once a month. This way you are flushing out any extra fertilizer salt build up and refreshing the soil/roots from the top too. African Violet generally flower the year round, giving an almost continuous display of blooms. They requirethe same temperatures humans find comfortable, making them easy to raise in our home.

Echeveria amabile*
28/10/2021

Echeveria amabile*

Haworthia Cymbiformis*Prefers a sunny to half-shadyenvironment. Cymbiformis enjoysWell-draining soil that doesn't retain...
27/10/2021

Haworthia Cymbiformis*
Prefers a sunny to half-shady
environment. Cymbiformis enjoys
Well-draining soil that doesn't retain
too much water. Don't expose it to direct sunlight and avoid watering it
frequently.

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