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The Totem Pole cactus can last for years but it may take just as long to see it at its full size. The growth rate of the Totem Pole cactus is dependent on many factors, such as sunlight availability, temperature, and water amount. In this article, I’ll go over the growth rate of Totem Poles …

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Yucca Elephantipes. The name sounds impressive and the plant certainly is. Growing up to 16 feet (five meters) in your garden, it is also grown successfully as a houseplant. Although a Yucca is a hardy plant, it can also be sensitive and can be killed by simple things like overwatering. Take care with this eternal …

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Once you have mastered the basics, Philodendron plants are very easy to grow indoors. Philodendron leaves change color from green to yellow as a sign that something is amiss with the plant. Why Does My Philodendron Have Yellow Leaves? Yello leaves on Philodendron are caused by underwatering, overwatering, poor light conditions, pests, temperature stress, nutrient deficit …

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To keep the beautiful leaves of your shinyAnthurium green and the blooms coming, you may need to repot your plant. If you have had your anthurium for six months to a year, it probably needs repotting to maintain its health. Contrary to old tales, Anthuriums don’t like being root-bound. No plant does. A root-bound plant …

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Staghorn ferns are magical-looking plants of the variety Platycerium and are named for their peculiar fronds that resemble the horns of deer and elk. These beautiful plants are often referred to as rainforest ferns due to their penchant for tropical environments. In homes and gardens, they can either be grown clinging to trees or mounted …

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I’ve had my pink Anthurium, also called a painter’s palette or flamingo flower, for about five years now. And while it still flowers, it has become spindly. Some roots are growing out of the bottom drainage hole of the pot too. I asked my sister for advice because I think she is the Anthurium queen. …

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