Author: Eunice
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Maharani Alocasia Care Guide And Propagation
Maharani Alocasia is an exotic plant that is very rare to find, but when you see one, you will get captivated by its unique features. This plant, which is also known as Alocasia “Grey Dragon” or “Elephant ear” is a unique houseplant like no other that should be on a plant collector’s list. Its foliage
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Proper Care For Dusty Miller Plant
Dusty miller plant, which is also known as Senecio cineraria, can be grown as a beautiful landscape addition in the garden. Little wonder it is grown for its foliage that is silvery gray. Dusty miller plant tends to complement many blooms in the garden because of its attractive lacy leaves. Once the dusty miller has
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Major Reasons For Prayer Plant Leaves Turning Yellow
Having prayer plants around the house is an excellent idea as they are very beautiful. However, some issues such as the leaves turning yellow may arise with this plant. Prayer plant leaves turning yellow can be discouraging to anyone. Growing this plant is very easy as they grow very quickly and can be propagated easily.
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Peace Lily Yellow Leaves: Reasons And How To Fix It
How do you feel when you step into your living room to see your most beautiful flowering green plant leaves turning yellow? Peace lily yellow leaves can have any gardener worried. So, what are the reasons why the beautiful green leaves of your peace lily turn bright yellow all of a sudden? We will be
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The Different Methods Of Umbrella Plant Propagation
The umbrella plant is a nice houseplant to have and they are easy to maintain and care for. If you want to have more of this plant or you wish to share them with your loved ones, you can simply propagate them. Umbrella plant propagation is quite easy to achieve. The Umbrella plant which is
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When Are Tomatillos Ripe?
You might be wondering about this; When are tomatillos ripe? Tomatillo is a small round green fruit that has a similar appearance to green tomatoes. But take note that tomatoes and tomatillos are two entirely different fruits. Their fruits of tomatillos usually have husks around them. From inside the husk, the fruits are usually formed
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