The Hindu rope plant is a waxy semi-succulent that’s really a slow grower. It originates from Southern India – where it is native. In its natural habitat, the plant adapted to feed and nourishes mainly from air and surfaces of other large growth and vegetation. Therefore it is epiphytic in nature. If you love orchids, … Read more
Potted Hoya Heuschkeliana houseplant Are you really after the hoya collection hype? If so, this is one of those sensational variegated kinds of plants. There is every bit in this houseplant’s physical appearance and uniqueness. At a glance, this variegated houseplant may be confused with hoya Krimson princess. Knowing a Hoya Heuschkeliana Variegata This hoya … Read more
A Valentine’s Day heart-shaped hoya kerrii is a charming, lovable, and bewitching plant. It defies all sorts of odds including care neglect and pest attack. If you are a Valentine’s Day cupid corner or just a crazy plant lover, this houseplant is what you should think of in your next gift purchase. Knowing a Hoya … Read more
Variegated hoya compacta is an easy-to-grow vining plant with twisted, curly, and waxy foliage. What makes it stand out the most are the beautiful flowers it bears in clusters. The plant will be happy in outdoor sunny spots. To let it perform at its best, keep this Carnosa variegata pest-free. The foliage may offer tiny … Read more
Garden asparagus fern (Asparagus densiflorus) is susceptible to yellowing due to care issues and unsuitable growth conditions. The outdoor fern plant normally turns yellow during the winter. Common problems that result in them turning yellow include underwatering, low light, poor nutrition and low temperature. NOTE: This fern is not a real asparagus plant. How do … Read more
Do you grow new Maranta plants from cuttings, by root division or from seeds? These means of raising new prayer plant generations are practical. However, stem cuttings and root division often outweigh growing from seeds. It is worth noting that the main objective is to produce young replica of the same species, but healthy ones. … Read more
The variegated Epipremnum pinnatum is one of the beauties among the fenestrated houseplants. I set my eyes first on this one when I wanted to know more intriguing bits about variegation in plants. As a highly hunted-for plant, its fenestrated leaves are an eye-catcher. And if you’re really about any brilliant houseplant, this could be … Read more
One of the reasons why snake plants die is root rot. It is one of the common problems that your Dracaena trifasciata may face at one point in time. Having firsthand signs can help you save the houseplant. Root rot is more of a condition than a disease. Notably, because it tends to develop from growing and … Read more
Hoya Mathilde is a slow-growing hybrid and rare houseplant. A cross-pollination product between a carnosa and Serpens, this one is easy to maintain. It is cheaply propagated using stem cuttings or layering methods. Knowing a Hoya Mathilde What is a hoya mathilde? This is a perennial houseplant with characteristic waxy foliage. This foliage comprises trailing … Read more
Hoya Macrophylla variegata is a rare form of hoyas. This houseplant possesses striking color shades of pink and white cream. Variegation in this one occurs along the leaf edges and mid-rib veins. With our growing and care tips, you’ll discover maintaining this hoya indoors is easy. Plus specific care is required to keep them performing … Read more