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Colocasia plants, also known as elephant ear plants, are popular indoor plants that grow in water and have large, heart-shaped leaves. As the name suggests, these plants originated in tropical climates and can grow to be quite large, reaching up to eight feet in height! Elephant ear plants make a beautiful addition to any home … Read more >>
According to most American plant owners, the main reason behind their newly found love for plant parenthood is the cheap therapy looking after a plant can offer, which wonders for their minds and mood. As per a recent study, spending just fifteen minutes caring after a house plant can significantly reduce a person’s anxiety and … Read more >>
Dracaena marginata is a beautiful shrub with green sword-shaped leaves and reddish margins. The strikingly spiky tree, native to Madagascar, is renowned as a great starter plant for amateur gardeners due to its low maintenance requirements, tolerance of dry conditions, and apparent invincibility. If you’ve recently developed a new-found interest in plants, and the first … Read more >>
Elephant ear plants or Colocasia are herbaceous perennial plants with huge leaves. They grow from a corm or tuberous bulb underground. In certain places, Elephant ear plants cannot survive the winter. In that situation, we must store their bulbs for the winter to enjoy them the next year. Let’s learn how to store elephant ear … Read more >>
Sago’s palms have been in this world for a long time; right from the Mesozoic era, they have witnessed the rise and fall of dinosaurs and then multiple human civilizations. The subtropical palm originated in the southeast of Asia. However, today it is planted in many households across the US, especially in areas in the … Read more >>
Dividing elephant ear bulbs is a great way of making the most of the showy plants in your garden. Before you split them, ensure they are strong enough to withstand the process. Elephant ear plants that have spread out into big clumps may take over and compete with other plants for nutrients and moisture. Splitting … Read more >>
The Corn plant and the Dragon Tree are both members of the Dracaena plant family, which is known for its toughness and resilience. The common name for these plants is the dragon tree or plant, and they are also sometimes referred to as the Madagascar dragon tree. However, like animals and all other living things, … Read more >>
Dracaena marginata is a popular houseplant in the United States that requires constant care to grow healthily to add to the beauty of your home. You’re probably here because you may have noticed your Dracaena Marginata plant’s leaves wilting or yellowing, which is concerning, to say the least. Here, we will explore why your Dracaena … Read more >>
The Kentia palm is known as the Howea forsteriana too. It is a stunning, well-liked feather-leaved dark-green palm plant for residences, workplaces, dining establishments, shopping centers, and many other difficult, busy environments. This attractive, graceful plant is renowned for its size, elegance, simple maintenance, and glossy green leaves. The Kentia palm will sometimes bloom while being grown in … Read more >>
Are your fiddle leaf fig plants or trees experiencing root rot? If you act on the knowledge and suggestions on this blog, there is no need to be alarmed. This problem regularly affects fiddles, but happily, there is a workaround you may use. If you live in California or Florida, where the climate is ideal for … Read more >>