It has been determined that this Anthurium is a hybrid cross between Anthurium warocqueanum and Anthurium papillilaminum. Temperature and Humidity Plant the Anthurium Dark Mama in a location with light levels between 60% and 70% and a temperature range of 18 to 25 °C. Growing Medium The combination of perlite, peat, and hydrotone is the […]
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Anthurium Crystallinum, a tropical plant, needs a lot of sunshine to survive. However, direct sunlight should be avoided as it can damage the vegetation. It will probably grow very slowly if you continue to try to grow it outside if you live in a really cold climate, thus I advise growing it indoors under grow
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Anthurium forgetii might be the plant for you if you have some expertise with houseplants and are searching for a small yet eye-catching species to add to your collection. The attractive white or silver veining that stands out against the dark green of the leaves is a distinguishing quality of the Anthurium forgetii that makes
Coleus Care Guide Light: Because the patterns on the leaves are the only thing that makes coleus plants beautiful, it’s crucial that you understand the plant’s light needs in order to preserve the markings. Sitting directly in a North, East, or West facing window will be ideal; if the light is diffused, you might get
Distribution: South of Pozos, Guanajuato, Mexico (Calera and road from Pozos to San Jose Iturbide) at 50 or more km from the habitat of M. herrerae. Loss of habitat and illegal collecting pose threats to it. Over 95% of the species’ population was illegally gathered or sold over a 20-year span. Habit: It is a
Brazilian pepper trees are woody perennial trees that can grow to a height of 13 meters They often have a domed appearance, with the lowermost lateral branches projecting outward from the typically short, multi-stemmed trunk. Dead branches are kept, and this results in a thicket under the canopy. Under the tree’s canopy, there is typically