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4 days ago · From the Mother Plant. Keeping it attached to the mother plant, place a stem of ivy atop moist potting soil. Removing the leaves on the section that touches the soil. Then, just barely cover the stem with soil. Once it’s fully rooted, cut the stem off the mother plant, and your new baby ivy is ready to grow solo.
1 day ago · Kalanchoe is a popular houseplant because it's drought tolerant and easy to grow. In tropical and subtropical climates, it can be grown outdoors as a perennial. In colder climates, it's typically grown as an indoor plant. Note that all parts of the plant are toxic to cats and dogs.
4 days ago · Want to grow multiple plants together in one pot? Looking for the best Houseplant Combination that could work out in your favor? You are at the right place!
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1 day ago · 11) Boston Fern. One of my favorite houseplants is the Boston Fern. This lovely plant, with its plush, arching fronds, brings a bit of the wild forest right into your living room. Plus, it’s known for improving air quality. 🌿. Boston Ferns like bright, indirect light.
3 days ago · You can add these similar attributes to your indoor garden by growing houseplants with pink streaks, stripes, and smudges to have a dash of rosy hue in your home decor! Here are some of the best Pink Houseplants you can start with! Table of contents. 1. Pretty Pink Caladium. 2. Pink Polka Dot Plant. 3.
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4 days ago · Growing houseplants from the division is easy, fun, and a cheap way to have more specimens! Here are the best ones to try your hands on! Different botanical specimens perform best in different propagating scenarios – some grow best from cuttings, while some develop better from seeds.
1 day ago · Madagascar Dragon Tree. The Madagascar Dragon Tree is a robust and visually captivating choice for large indoor houseplants. Its slender, cascading leaves add a dramatic flair, making it ideal for contemporary décor. With its ability to adapt to various lighting conditions, this low-maintenance plant thrives in both bright and dimly lit areas.
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