Air plants do not need direct sunlight. However, bright indirect light is best because it will encourage the plant to spread its beautiful leaves. The leaves of an air plant may look like they are underwater, but in actuality the air plant absorbs moisture from the air to survive.
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These plants do not like direct sunlight. Instead, they prefer indirect light or shade from nearby trees. If you have a lack of living space, the String of Dolphins is a great way to add greenery and some color to your home.
Most varieties of palm prefer to receive full sunlight throughout the day, but the Madagascar palm is slightly different. While one of its care requirements includes plenty of bright, indirect sunlight (it can’t tolerate direct sunlight for long stretches), it adapts well to semi-shaded environments. If you find that your plant does not seem to be thriving in an area that receives little or no direct sunlight, you should move it to a brighter location.
Euphobia can enjoy full sun, partial sun or even full shade. Because euphobia is a tropical plant, it grows best in the warmest areas of your garden. Plant euphobia in moist but well-drained soil or potting mix and allow plenty of space for growth.
Haworthia, as a species, are very easy to grow and can tolerate neglect. Haworthia are drought tolerant. Haworthia require strong sun for flowering and healthy green leaves
Propagate your own Sempervivum! They’re popular, they’re easy to grow, and they come in a rainbow of colors. Here’s how to propagate your favorite Sempervivum using the ‘mother and daughter’ method.
Watering Nepenthes is not as simple as watering any other houseplant. The pots will become much too waterlogged if they are watered with the same frequency as
Watering Sempervivum is a tricky subject. Because of their hardy nature, many people over water their Sempervivum. This can do more harm that good, especially for your rosette! Allow the soil to dry out between watering and ensure adequate drainage.
Sempervivums are beautiful and hardy plants that look great in garden beds, rock gardens, containers, and more. This complete guide includes tips on how to care for these plants so you can keep them looking healthy and beautiful for years to come.
Moss is one decorative element that can easily turn your terrarium from good to a great one. This tiny plant grows naturally on tree bark and rocks in the wild, but it’s surprisingly easy to cultivate moss in a miniature container garden.