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What plant is Orostachys? An introduction to Orostachys of the Crassulaceae family
Orostachys has the same habits as Sedum lineare 'Variegatum', easily forming clusters, the main body dies after flowering, and it reproduces by seeds in the spring of the following year. The benefit of cultivating Orostachys is that spring passes and autumn comes as the cycle of a lifetime, letting you experience the whole process of its growth, flowering and fruiting.
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What plant is Echeveria glauca? Introduction to a Crassulaceae succulent variety
Echeveria glauca is a Crassulaceae succulent of the genus Echeveria, with very distinctive blue leaves that turn blue-green when there is not enough light. The leaves are covered with a white powder, and once it wears off the leaves are smooth and bright. It is a common small to medium-sized variety for home cultivation.
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Phlox is a perennial herbaceous plant: an introduction to its floral characteristics
The phlox plant is dwarf and rich in flower colors; it can be used as plant material for flowerbeds, flower borders and rock gardens, and can also be potted for indoor decoration. When in bloom it forms a large hydrangea-like cluster, very endearing.
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What plant is Camayo? An introduction to this Crassulaceae succulent variety
Camayo is a succulent in the Crassulaceae family, genus Echeveria. It likes a warm, humid environment with ample sunlight. When sunlight is ample or the temperature difference increases, its leaves turn red, adding a bright color to the emerald green.
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Introduction to plants of other families and genera: the inch plant
The inch plant (Tradescantia navicularis) is a plant of the genus Tradescantia in the Commelinaceae family. Its stems are short and dense, and it readily produces leaf buds; where the internodes touch the ground, they take root. It bears small rose-red flowers. It is an ideal species for small indoor potted plants.
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What is Sinningia leucotricha? Introduction to other plants of the same family and genus
The leaf surface of Sinningia leucotricha is covered with dense white fuzz, just like velvet; the flowers are orange-red and tubular, with thick petals that also bear dense fuzz. Sinningia leucotricha seems inseparable from fuzz!
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What plant is Lithops marmorata? A brief introduction to the mesemb (Aizoaceae) succulent Lithops marmorata
Lithops marmorata is a succulent in the genus Lithops of the family Aizoaceae, and is a small variety among living stones. Its body is ovoid, often growing in clusters of around 20 heads, with pale gray-cyan spherical leaves and distinct brown-green dendritic markings on top.
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Introduction to the Echeveria 'Chulian' (First Love) Succulent Variety
I am an Echeveria of the Crassulaceae family and I have a beautiful name - First Love. Summer is my favorite season. Under different sunlight conditions I can be pink, blue-green, or pale yellow. I am a small to medium-sized variety in the Echeveria genus.
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Introduction to Banana Varieties: The Cultivation History and Disease Resistance of Xianrenjiao and Aijiaojiao
Banana yellow leaf disease is a rather serious disease, and when encountering this kind of disease it must be dealt with promptly. Let us now learn about the characteristics of Xianrenjiao and Aijiaojiao! Xianrenjiao: "Xianrenjiao" is a bud sport of "Beijiao". In the 8th year of the Republic of China, in Zhuzikeng, Taichung
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