Cacti are known for their prickly and rigid appearance making them excellent statement plants in the house. But there are some types that look less like a cactus which makes them even more exceptional. A good example is the Coral cactus. What Is A Coral Cactus? The Coral Cactus is scientifically known as Rhipsalis cereuscula …
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Cacti are unique plants that have caught the attention of many house plant growers because of their ability to endure and even thrive on neglect. They do not require a lot of gardening work, especially watering, but there are other practices that need to be performed from time to time, like repotting. Cacti only grow …
With its easy-to-care-for nature and fast-growing habit, this attractive mounding succulent is sure to spruce up any indoor and garden scene. These plants are the perfect specimens as textural accents in xeriscapes or as container plants for your home. Looking to add Euphorbia resinifera to your collection? Read on to find more about this beautiful …
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Most plants are named after their appearance and the Ferocactus is a good example. This fierce-looking type of cactus can intimidate with its dense, rigid spines covering the entire rounded plant. But there’s more to this cactus than its name. The Ferocactus is an impressive house and landscape plant and can be a practical and …
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Have you ever had a succulent that dies right after blooming? There is no reason to be sad and blame yourself. Your plant might be monocarpic. Read on to find out more about these types of succulents. What Are Monocarpic Succulents? For any succulent grower, a blooming plant is one of the most exciting things …
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What is a Chenille Plant? Echeveria pulvinata or Chenille plant is a charming succulent from Oaxaca, Mexico. The name Echeveria is given to the plant in honor of the botanical illustrator Atanasio Echeverría y Godoy, while the species name ‘pulvinata’ means cushion-like, referring to the dense silvery-white hairs that cover its leaves and stems. This …
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Aside from light and water, another most important factor to consider in growing succulents is the soil. It either makes or breaks your succulents so you shouldn’t be complacent with just any kind of soil for this type of plant. There are a lot of ready-mix soil packs in the market and you can even …
If you’re looking to plant a succulent shrub that will stand out against the rest, the euphorbia lactea may be a good option as long as you live in a warm enough climate. The euphorbia lactea is a tropical plant that looks like a cactus, creating a neat landscaping effect around your home. This plant can …
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Succulents are more popular than ever. With a variety of beautiful species available out there, these plants have gained the hearts of both expert gardeners and budding green thumbs alike. And with so much hype going on about these plants, you might find yourself walking home with a pot or two. If you are new …
The popularity of succulents has increased over the last several years that they’ve become common houseplants. There are hundreds of species and varieties of Echeveria, Crassula, Sedum, etc. available in the market that you would think you have more than enough to choose from but there are actually more to discover. In this guide, we …
