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Calathea musaica is a popular Calathea variety which bears arching, glossy, green leaves adorned by a criss-crossing (mosaic) pattern giving it the common name, 'Calathea Network'. Learn how to grow and care for this magnificent plant.
Silver Dollar Plant (Crassula arborescens) is propagated from stem cuttings, leaf cuttings or offsets at the beginning of the growing season when in active growth. Learn how to successfully multiply Silver Dollar Plants in 5 easy ways.
Kalanchoe thyrsiflora (Paddle Plant) is propagated from stem cuttings, leaf cuttings or off shoots at the beginning of the growing season. Take a look at these 5 methods by which you can successfully increase your stock of Paddle Plants.
Calathea Plants are best propagated by plant division at the beginning of the growing season in spring to early summer. Unfortunately, Calathea will not propagate from leaf or stem cuttings. Learn how to successfully multiply your Calathea Plants.
Calathea leaves may droop due to incorrect watering, temperature stress, nutrients deficiency, direct sunshine, dry air, low quality soil, salts buildup, diseases, pests among others. Learn more on why your Calathea is drooping.
Anthuriums are easy to grow but like all plants they can experience various issues. In this guide, we will cover the most common Anthurium problems and provide practical solutions to restore its health.
Anthuriums are propagated during the growing season by plant division, from stem cuttings and by germination of seeds. In this guide, we discuss these methods and how you can easily propagate new plants.
Brown leaves are caused by cultural faults like underwatering, overwatering, exposure to direct sunlight, low humidity, nutrient deficiency, diseases and pests among others. Learn how to fix them, and how to prevent the problem in the future.
Yellowing leaves in indoor plants can be a sign of various underlying issues which include overwatering, wrong temperature, low humidity, nutrient deficiency, diseases and pests among others. Learn how to fix them to keep your plants healthy and thriving.
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