Category: Succulents
Old Man Cactus Plant (Cephalocereus Senilis) Care – How to Take Care & Grow Old Man Cactus Plant
This is the post about Cephalocereus Senilis which is also known as OLD-MAN CACTUS and here is how you can grow it and care. The common name for this cactus is derived from the long, fine white hairs that shroud the fleshy columnar body and hide the sharp spines beneath them. The hairs serve to protect the […]
🤷INDOOR🤷RHouse Plant Propagation Guide -Indoor Plant Propagation Techniques
🤷GREEN🤷Snake Plants, Mother in Law Tongue Plant Benefits, Care Propogation Flower Photos
Nematanthus GOLDFISH PLANT COLUMNEA X BANKSII Details
🤷INDOOR🤷Crinumx POWELLU Amaryllidaceae Spider lily Plant
08:11 An elegant plant, this spider lily is a hybrid between Crinum bulbispermum and C. moorei, both of which originate from South Africa. During late summer or early fall, it bears bright pink trumpet-shaped flowers at the top of a thick, succulent stem up to 3ft/90cm high. The blooms are produced in succession, in clusters […]
🤷INDOOR🤷Cotyledon Undulata Cotyledon orbiculata PILVER CROWN Indoor Plant
08:37 Cotyledons are shrubby succulents with fleshy, fan-shaped, stalkless leaves arranged in opposite pairs. Each leaf of this plant has an undulating edge and a dense covering of fine, silvery white powder. Although orange-yellow flowers may appear on older plants in summer, the plant is chiefly grown for its characteristic leaves. Mass several plants together […]
🤷INDOOR PLANT🤷COLUMNEA X BANKSII Nematanthus GOLDFISH PLANT Care Guide
CRASSULA OVATA Jade plant Crassulaceae Care Propagation Guide
Ponytail Palm Plant (Beaucarnea Recurvata) Care – How to Take Care & Grow Ponytail Palm Plant
Originally from the desert of southern Mexico, this bizarre-looking succulent is most unusual and eye-catching. The bottle-shaped woody stem, which serves as a water reservoir, adds to the plant’s odd appearance and gives rise to its common names of bottle palm and elephant foot. From this bulbous stem spring several slim, downward- curving “ponytails” of […]