Maeve’s Garden

05/02/2022

10/29/2021

Maeve’s Garden 🪴

Located in Midcity, Los Angeles.

4473 W Pico Blvd
Los Angeles Ca 90019

10/26/2021

I also made table garlands with the help of one of my aunts. I was super excited about it. I think they came out okay for my first time . What do you think? The garlands had baby breath, and 3 types of eucalyptus.

10/26/2021

I made these centerpieces for my daughter’s Baptism. It was a forest/greenery theme. What you think you guys? ☺️

09/23/2021

08/24/2021

08/04/2021

08/03/2021

6” ZZ Plant

07/31/2021

6” Benjamina Queen

All Ficus have similar basic needs:

Light: Bright to moderate. To keep growth even, rotate the plant weekly.

Water: Prefer being slightly dry (but never allow to wilt). Allow the top 1-2” of soil to dry before watering thoroughly. Check the bottom drainage holes occasionally to be sure the soil at the bottom of the pot does not become constantly waterlogged even though the top dries (this will kill the lower roots). If waterlogging at the bottom becomes a problem the fig should be repotted to fresh soil.

Fertilizer: Liquid feed during active growth in late spring and summer, or apply Osmocote for the season.

Temperature: Between 55F and 85F.
Repotting & Pruning: Figs do not mind being relatively pot-bound. Repotting is needed only when it becomes difficult to water, and should be done in spring. When repotting, check for and loosen coiled roots exactly the same way as you would (or should) for a landscape tree. Repot with a good-quality potting soil.

Pests: Mealy bug and scale can be a problem, as can spider mite in dry conditions. Treat with any houseplant-safe pesticide. Due to the size of Ficus, repeat treatment is often necessary.

07/30/2021

4” Sanseveria Silver Star

07/29/2021

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AIR PLANTS

07/29/2021

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Spanish Moss