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16
Nov
Also known as the pineapple dracaena or dwarf dracaena, Dracaena compacta is a beautiful small indoor plant with its genesis in Hawai. It's an excellent houseplant since it grows well in low light conditions and looks quite stylish. It's a slow-growing plant that grows about 4-5 inches per year. It's a great foliage plant characterized by thick, stiff, and glossy dark green-colored leaves that spread out to form a rosette around a cane. Potting: The planter must have a hole. This plant needs well-drained soil. Potting mix can be 1/3rd Cocopeat, 1/3rd sand & 1/3rd garden soil. While transporting the...
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16
Nov
Pleomele is a bright foliage plant. It is an ornamental plant, hence used in hotels and landscaping. This plant is native to Madagascar and some other islands on the Indian ocean. Traditional Madagascar healers use pleomele to reduce malaria symptoms, treat dysentery, and as a tea mix. Potting: The planter must have a hole. This plant needs well-drained soil. Potting mix can be 1/3rd Cocopeat, 1/3rd sand & 1/3rd garden soil. Light Requirement: Temperature is best from 15º Celsius to 27 º Celsius. Bright, filtered sunlight is best for the plant. So it can be kept in the east-facing window...
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16
Nov
The plant has got beautiful variegation on the leaves with dark and white colors & a brushed effect of variegation. Belongs to the Ficus family. Because of variegation, the ficus becomes a little bit more delicate as compared to regular ficus plants. Potting- If potted in a planter, the soil should be well-drained. If in the garden, then dig a hole, place some river sand & plant it there. They like root-bound conditions, hence can be easily grown in pots. Watering – It has moderate water requirements and should be kept damp. It will grow much faster in a high...
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16
Nov
Also known as Arborvitae or Morpankhi, the Thuja plant looks very similar to the Juniper plant but is much hardy. Narrow-growing, upright thuja is used for ornamental purposes and also as a hedge plant. Very fine-textured, green to cream-green foliage on orange-brown stems. This plant is heat-tolerant and has an excellent vertical accent plant for small spaces or mixed borders. The leaves are scale-like 1 to 10 mm long. Potting- ½ garden soil + ½ manure + sand on the top (1 to 2 cm). The roots of this plant are shallow and do not go very deep. Watering –...
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