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Palace Lantern Kalanchoe Pictures, Growing Methods and Precautions
Palace Lantern Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe manginii) - just hearing its name feels so noble, like something belonging to royalty. A perennial succulent herb with woody stems and many branches; the new branches are soft and often drooping, leaves are opposite, long ovate, slightly fleshy, and the flowers are pale red and tubular. Palace Lantern Kalanchoe belongs to the Crassulaceae family, Kalanchoe genus. It is also called Red Lantern or Trailing Bellflower Kalanchoe.
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Monstera Pictures, Growing Methods and Precautions
When I first saw it, I thought it was a kind of turtle. Monstera (scientific name: Monstera deliciosa). Also known as Mexican breadfruit and electric wire grass, it is an evergreen vine plant. The stem is thick; the young leaves are heart-shaped without holes, and when mature they become broadly ovate with pinnately deep lobes; between the leaf veins there are oval perforations, and the leaves have long stalks
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Golden-Edged Snake Plant Pictures, Growing Methods and Precautions
Everyone has heard of the snake plant, and surely everyone has grown one too. The golden-edged snake plant (Sansevieria trifasciata 'Laurentii') is a foliage plant that can purify indoor environments. Scientists at NASA have found that the golden-edged snake plant absorbs carbon dioxide while releasing oxygen, increasing the ion concentration in indoor air
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Narrow-leaf Clivia (Clivia gardenii) Growing Methods and Photo Appreciation
The leaves of the narrow-leaf clivia are narrow, with narrow leaf blades. It also has the characteristics of clivia. The narrow-leaf clivia is also known as Clivia gardenii. The plant height generally reaches 80-130 mm. The leaves are bright green, 350-900 mm long, 25-60 mm wide, very narrow and elongated
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Hosta undulata Picture Gallery and Growing Methods
Hosta undulata (Hosta undulata Bailey), also known as wavy-leaved hosta, is a perennial herbaceous plant in the genus Hosta of the Liliaceae family. The plant grows 20-40 cm tall, with leaves arising in a clump from the base; the leaf blades are long-ovate, with slightly wavy margins, deep green.
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Is the Lipstick Plant Toxic? Detailed Guide to Growing Methods and Precautions
The Lipstick Plant, as its name suggests, is red in color. "Lipstick Plant" is a rather sexy name, perhaps because of its gorgeous flower color, or perhaps for other reasons! It is a superior trailing plant that was introduced to China only in recent years. Not only are its flowers ornamental, but its leaves also have high ornamental value.
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Gladiolus Growing Methods and Photo Appreciation
Growing potted plants indoors is quite nice. Gladiolus, scientific name Gladiolus hybrids. It is not an orchid. It belongs to the Iridaceae family of bulbous plants. Gladiolus plants grow 80-170 cm tall, with alternate green leaves arranged in two rows, and flattened-round or oval corms with ring-like nodes. It has 6-9 sword-shaped leaves. Together with roses
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How to grow Dracaena deremensis 'Warneckii'? Growing methods, precautions and pictures
Why is it called this name? It may be related to its shape. If you have a newly renovated house, placing a pot of it is also a good choice. Aliases: spiral dracaena, willow-pattern dracaena, Philippine iron tree, curly-leaf dracaena, twisted dracaena
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Maidenhair Fern: Growing Methods and Photo Appreciation
Among ferns, the maidenhair fern is one of the most widely cultivated species. Its stems and fronds are elegant and graceful, its form is beautiful, and the plant is compact in size, making it extremely suitable for small pot cultivation and for accenting rock bonsai. Because its black leaf stalks are slender and glossy, closely resembling human hair, and its texture is very soft and delicate, like a young girl's soft hair
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Is Geranium Toxic? Detailed Guide to Growing Methods and Precautions
Geranium (scientific name: Pelargonium hortorum), also known as zonal geranium, fish geranium, and horseshoe geranium, belongs to the family Geraniaceae and includes about 230 species of perennial succulent, subshrub, or shrub plants. Geraniums originated in southern Africa and are widely cultivated around the world.
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