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1. Acalypha Wilkesiana (Copper-Leaf) (ack-a-LYE-fun wilk-see-ANE-uh) As a house plant, this branched , full plant is best kept at 3 to 4 feet (90 to 120cm) and grown rear high light, which produces the best leaf coloration. It is native to the islands of the south pacific, where it grows as tall as a tree! The foliage is a rishly bronzed green, enlivened with a variety of colorful marbling - copper, reddish - purple, or yellow. With its striking leaf coloration, this handsomely bushy, robust plant is an eye catcher wherever displayed! Light: High to very high light (near sunny south or east window) Temperature: 65F to 80F (18C to 26C) can tollorate 40F (4C) without damage. Water: Allow the surface of the potting mixture to dry out between waterings. Humidity: Hight (40% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 3 months in organic potting mixtures; apply monthly in pea gravel mixtures. Special care: Cut back to 6-8 inches (15 - 20 cm) from potting mixture to stimulate bushiness. Repot annually if plant grows rapidly, using well - aerated potting soil containing 50 organic matter. Common problems: If few or no flowers appear, move to higher light. ____________________________________________________________________________________
2. Aglaonema commutatum ( Silver King Aglaonema) (ag-low-NEE-muh kom-mew-TAY-tum) Will grow to 3 feet (90cm) with fairly large leaves. The "Silver King," which has dark green foliage with silver radiating out from the main vein of the leaf, is prized because it can grow in dimly lit corners, hallways darker rooms, in the artificial light of an office building, and in situations where few other plants will survive. Even if they were less attractive, aglaonemas would probably continue to be enormously popular, for they can grow almost anywhere! Light: Low light (minimum light to read by) Temperature: 70F to 80F (21C to 26C) can tolerate 50F (10C) without damage. Water: Keep the potting mixture moist at all times, but not saturated. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every month to 6 weeks. Special care: Cut off top and repot if plant becomes too tall or leggy, using well -aerated potting mixture containing 50% organic matter. Common problems: Check for mealybugs at leaf nodes and axils, and scale on undersides of leaves; if present, spray with appropriate pesticide. If leaves begin to yello, reduce watering. ____________________________________________________________________________________
3. Aglaonema Commutatum "Snow Queen" ( Snow Queen Aglaonema) (ag-low-Nee-muh kom-mew-TAY-tum) This highly variegated slow-growing plant is spectacularly beautiful when it grows under low light and is given minimal care; it does not like full sun. A mature plant will grow to 2 feet (60cm). The elegant leaf is shaped like a lance and juts from a white leaf stem. The dark green leaves covered with cream-colored markings make the "Snow Queen" on of the most beautiful of the aglaonemas.
Light: Low light (minimum light to read by) Temperature: 70F to 80F (21C to 26C) can tolerate 50F (10C) without damage. Water: Keep the potting mixture moist at all times, but not saturated. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every month to 6 weeks. Special care: Cut of top and repot if plant becomes too tall. REpot in larger pot if too many stems develope, using well-aerated potting soil containing 50% or more organic matter. Avoid cold drafts, as leaf damage may occur. Wipe leaves with a damp cloth once a month to remove dust. Common problems: Check for mealybugs at leaf nodes and axils, and scale on undersides of leaves; if present, spray with appropriate pesticide. If leaves begin to yello, reduce watering. ____________________________________________________________________________________
4. Acalypha Commutatum "Treubii" (Treub's Aglaonema) (ag-low-NEE-muh kom-mew-TAY-tum TRUE-bee-eye) A native of the Far East, it has lancelike glossy leaves of a bluish-green hue with dainty light green markings. A mature plant will be 12 to 18 inches (30.5 to 46cm)Treub's aglaonema is the novice plant lover's dream. Like all aglaonemas, it can grow anywhere - but it is expecially good for dimly lit areas. It needs little care, grows equally well in hot or cool rooms, and is not bothered by low humidity; in additon bugs are not attracted to it! Light: Low to medium light (near bright window) Temperature: 70F to 80F (21C to 26C) can tolerate 50F (10C) without damage. Water: keep ptting soil moist, but plant can tolerate some surface drying without damage. Humidity: Hight (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 6 weeks. Special care: Repot in larger pot if too many stems develop, using well-aerated potting mixture containing 50% or more organic matter. Common problems: If tips and edges of leaves turn brown, raise humidity. ____________________________________________________________________________________
5. Aglaonema Crispum (Painted Drop Tongue) (ag-low-NEE-muh KRIS-pum) The elliptical-shaped, light greyish-green leaves have a contrasting darker green border. The attractive dark green of the border is repeated along the midrib in an irregular pattern. Plant grows to 4 feet (120cm) It is another prized member of the highly variable and durable Aglaonema genus that seems to get along contentedly almost anywhere (Aglaonemas can even be grown in water if the water is changed every week.) Painted drop-tongue comes from the jugles of Luzon in the Philippines!
Light: Low to medium light (near bright window) Temperature: 70F to 80F (21C to 26C) can tollorate 50F (10C) without damage. Water: Allow the surface of the potting mixture to dry out between waterings. Humidity: High (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every month to six weeks Special care: Cut off top and repot if plants becomes too tall or leggy, using potting mixture 50% or more organic matter. Common problems: If leaves begin to yellow, reduce watering. Check for mealybugs at leaf nodes and axils, and scale on undersides of leaves; if present, spray with appropriate pesticide.
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6. Anthurium Crystallinum ( Crystal Anthurium) (an-THOO-ree-um kris-tal-LYE-num
Healthy plants grow 3 - 4 feet (90 to 120cm) tall with massive, dramatic leaves. They should be grown in planters and used as decorative floor plants. In addition to being beautiful, the leaves are smooth as velvet to the touch. This strikingly beautiful plant has large heart shaped dark green leaves which shimmer with silver veins. Light: Medium to high light (near bright south or east window) Temperature: 65F to 75F (18C to 24C) can tolerate 55F (12C) without damage. Water: Keep the potting mixture moist at all times, but not saturated. Humidity: average (40% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 2 months. Special care: Cut off top and repot if plants becomes too tall or leggy, using potting mixture containing peat moss, osmunda fiber, or tree fern. Mound up peat moss or sphagnum moss around base for better growth if earial roots develop on stem. Common problems: Check for spidermites at leaf nodes and axils, and scale on undersides of leaves; if present, spray with appropriate pesticide. ____________________________________________________________________________________
7. Codiaeum variegatum "Bravo" ( Bravo Croton) (koh-dih-ee-um vare-ee-GAY-tum They are shaped somewhat like oak leaves, although leaf shapes may vary. Other varieties have leaves of ivory, yellow, red, copper, pink, orange, or brown. Crotons can reach 6 feet (180 cm) Among more than 100 varieties of crotons, "Bravo" justifies the cheers implied in its name by its assertive coloration and bold presence. It produces leaves of deep green etched with bright yellow or red veines which are closely arranged around the stem. Light: High to very high light (near sunny east of south window) Temperature: 65F to 85F (18C to 29C) can tolerate 35F (2C) without damage. Water: Keep the potting mixture moist at all times, but not saturated. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 3 months. Special care: This plant requires little attention and will survive for years in the home. REpot every 2 years in any good potting mixture. Wipe leaves with a damp cloth once a month to remove dust. Common problems: Check for spidermites at leaf nodes and axils, and scale on undersides of leaves; if present, spray with appropriate pesticide. ____________________________________________________________________________________
8. Codiaeum Variegatum "craigii" ( Craig's Croton) (koh-dih-EE-um vare-ee-GAY-tum KRAY-gee-eye This exotic native of the monsoon territory of the Far East can grow to be 6 feet (180 cm) indoors and the leaves will have particularly good color if it is grown in high light. While plants are often grown for contrast and colorful foliage, the leaves are prized by florist for use in floral arrangements. Crotons have often been called the world's most colorful plants and "Craigii" demonstrates why. It's large, 3-lobed, thick leathery leaves are bright green with brilliant yellow veins. Light: High to very high light (near sunny east of south window) Temperature: 65F to 85F (18C to 29C) can tolerate 35F (2C) without damage. Water: Keep the potting mixture moist at all times, but not saturated. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 3 months. Special care: Repot every 2 yrs., in any good potting soil. Wipe leaves with damp cloth once a month to remove dust. Common problems: Check for spider mites at leaf nodes and axils, and scale on undersides of leaves; if present, spray with appropriate pesticide. ____________________________________________________________________________________
9. Codiaeum Variegatum "Gold Dust" ( Gold Dust Croton ) (koh-dih-EE-um vare-ee-GAY-tum) The gold dust croton grows well and remains colorful under a variety of light conditions, but high light produces more golden dots on the leaves. Though popular, many crotons grow too bushy and large for the home. This old favorite grows to 6 feet (180cm) outdoors, but can be effectively pruned to a compact, bushy houseplant of 2 - 3 feet (60 - 90 cm) that is a welcome addition to any collections. The green leaves splashed with golden dots make this croton a very dramatic floor plant; newly rooted cuttings are excellent for dishgarden or terrarium! Light: Medium to high light (near bright east of south window) Temperature: 65F to 85F (18C to 29C) can tolerate 35F (2C) without damage. Water: Keep the potting mixture moist at all times, but not saturated. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 3 months. Special care: Tip cuttings of 3-4 inches (7.5 to 10 cm) or air layering Common problems: Check for spidermites at leaf nodes and axils, and scale on undersides of leaves; if present, spray with appropriate pesticide. ____________________________________________________________________________________ 10. Cordyline Terminalis "baby doll" ( Dwarf Hawaiian Ti) (kor-dih-LINE-ee ter-min-AY-lis) Try potting 3 or more "Baby Dolls in a single stark container for a full graceful effect. A mature plant will grow to 5 feet (150 cm indoors with gently curving folliage. The "Baby Doll" has leaves or red, pink, and green almost as pretty as a flower. This colorful plant, native to the South Sea Islands, imparts a tropical air to a dishgarden or terrarium and provides a really dramatic contrast to a collection of greenery. Light: High to very high light (near sunny east of south window) Temperature: 65F to 80F (18C to 26C) can tolerate 45F (7C) without damage. Water: Allow the surface of the the potting mixture to dry out between waterings. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 3 months. Special care: Cut off top and root in mixture of peat moss and sand if plant becomes leggy. After rooting, repot in well-aerated potting mixture containing 50% organic matter. Do not use perlite, as plant will develop marginal leaf burn. Common problems: Check for spidermites at leaf nodes and axils, and scale on undersides of leaves; if present, spray with appropriate pesticide. ____________________________________________________________________________________ 11. Dieffenbachia Amoena 'Tropic Snow' ( Tropic Snow Dumb Cane) (deef-en-BOCK-ee-uh am-oh-EE-nuh) The dramatic large green leaves are splashed with cream-colored variegations. One of the largest and most colorful of all the dieffenbachias is tropic snow dumb cane, so called because the juice of the plant causes a swelling in the throat which closes the vocal cords! The robust plant will grow to 6 feet (180 cm) or more. It needs a large container and is particularly effective as a bold, decorative accent. Light: Medium to high light (near bright east of south window) Temperature: 70F to 80F (21C to 26C) can tolerate 50F (10C) without damage. Water: Keep potting mixture moist, but plant can tolerate some surface drying without damage. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 6 weeks to 2 months. Special care: Repot if plant becomes to tall, using well aerated potting mixture containing 50% organic matter. Wipe leaves with a damp cloth once a month to remove dust. Common problems: Check for spidermites at leaf nodes and axils, and scale on undersides of leaves; if present, spray with appropriate pesticide. ____________________________________________________________________________________ 12. Dieffenbachia Maculata "Baraquiniana" ( Spotted Dumb Cane) (bar-uh-quin-ee-AN-uh) Usually the dark green leaves are sprinkled with white dots of different sizes, but this plant can produce "sports," or mutations with leaves of different colors. Out of doors the spotted dumb can can grow 6 feet (180 cm) tall; indoors it grows 3-4 feet (90 to 120cm). It is difficult to decide whether this dieffenbachia is so well loved because it has whimsical "polka dotted" leaves or because it is so easy to grow. Light: Medium to high light (near bright east of south window) Temperature: 70F to 80F (21C to 26C) can tolerate 50F (10C) without damage. Water: Allow the surface of the potting mixture to dry out between waterings. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 2 months. Special care: Cut off top and repot if plants becomes too tall or leggy, using well aerated potting mixture containing 50% or more organic matter. Common problems: Check for spidermites at leaf nodes and axils, and scale on undersides of leaves, and check for aphids; if present, spray with appropriate pesticide. ____________________________________________________________________________________
13. Dieffenbachia X memoria-Corsii ( Memoria-Corsii Dumb Cane) (deef-en-BOCK-ee-uh mem-OR-ee-uh KOR-see-eye A mature plant will grow to 5 to 6 feet (150 to 180cm), and makes an excellent tall floor plant. Small, newly rooted cuttings are beautiful as tabletop plants and are excellent for dishgarden or terrarium. Memoria-Corsii dumb cane has been a household favorite since it first appeared in Italy in 1881. The leaves are large and lancelike and appear great at a distance. Close up they are variegated green and white pattern with dark green veins. Light: Medium light (near bright window) Temperature: 70F to 80F (21C to 26C) can tolerate 50F (10C) without damage. Water: Allow the surface of the potting mixture to dry out between waterings. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 2-3 months. Special care: Cut off top and repot if plants becomes too tall or leggy, using well aerated potting mixture containing 50% or more organic matter. Common problems: Check for spidermites at leaf nodes and axils, and scale on undersides of leaves; if present, spray with appropriate pesticide. ____________________________________________________________________________________
14. Dracaena Marginata Tricolor ( Tricolor Dracaena) (dras-SEE-nuh mar-jin-AY-tuh TRY-kol-or) Mature plants can grow as tall as trees, with leaf interest at the top of a long, spindly stem reaching a height of 12 feet (3.6 m) indoors. The many varieties of dracaena are collected avidly because they are striking and dramatic, yet relatively easy to grow. Growing tall and spiky like an abstract star, the long pointed leaves of this dracaena are edged in pink, and red. Light: Medium light to high light (near bright east or south window) Temperature: 70F to 80F (21C to 26C) can tolerate 50F (10C) without damage. Water: Allow the surface of the potting mixture to dry out between waterings. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 2-3 months. Special care: Repot every 2 years if plant becomes potbound (root bound), using well-aerated potting mixture containing 50% or more organic matter. Do not use perlite, as plant will develop marginal leaf burn. Common problems: If leaves begin to yellow, reduce watering. Check for mealybugs at leaf nodes and axils; if present, spray with appropriate pesticides. ____________________________________________________________________________________ 15. Dracaena X Masseffana ( Masseffana Dracaena) (dras-See-nuh mas-SEFF-uh-nuh This dracaena is a slow grower that reaches an indoor stature of 6 feet (180cm). Its soft leathery leaves tightly clustered near the top of its long slender stem, are an intense dark green covered with small yellow gold dots. This delightful hybrid dracaena, bred in Puerto Rico, is cherished for its broad, spotted foliage. Light: Medium light to high light (near bright east or south window) Temperature: 70F to 80F (21C to 26C) can tolerate 40F (4C) without damage. Water: Keep potting soil moist, but plant can tolerate some surface drying without damage. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 1-2 months. Special care: Cut off top and repot if plant becomes too tall or leggy, using well aerated potting mixture containing 50% more organic matter. Remove dust with a wet cloth once a month. Common problems: If leaves begin to yellow, reduce watering. Check for mealybugs at leaf nodes and axils, and scale on undersides of leaves; if present, spray with appropriate pesticide. ____________________________________________________________________________________
16. Dracaena Sanderana ( Ribbon Plant or Fountain Plant) (dras-SEE-nuh san-der-AY-nuh) Broad white bands on the edges of long grey-green pointed leaves. Creamy yellow markings on the emerging leaves, that turn white as the plant matures. Maturity has been reached at the height of 5 feet (150cm). Ribbon Plant or Fountain plant due to the lovely way the new leaves flow out of the mature leaves. Light: Medium light to high light (near bright east or south window) Temperature: 70F to 80F (21C to 26C) can tolerate 45F (7C) without damage. Water: Potting soil should be kept moist but some surface drying can occur without damage. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 6 weeks. Special care: Cut back to 10 to 12 inches (25 to 30.5 cm) from potting soil to encourage new growth. Repot if plant gets too tall, using well aerated potting mixture containing 50% organic matter. Common problems: If leaves begin to yellow, reduce watering. Check for spidermites at leaf nodes and axils, and scale on undersides of leaves; if present, spray with appropriate pesticide. ____________________________________________________________________________________
17. Cracaena Surculosa ( Gold Dust Dracaena) (dras-SEE-nuh sir-kew-LOW-suh) Its dark green leaves are arranged singly, in pairs or in whorls on elegant, thin, dark green wiry stems. Gold Dust Dracaena is a general favorite and is used widely in dishgardens, terrariums, and as a potted plant. The leaves gold dots and flecks in random patterns, giving the plant a shimmering, luminous quality. Very adaptable and hardly every grows more than 3 feet (90cm) Light: Medium to high light (near bright east or south window) Temperature: 65F to 75F (18C to 24C) can tolerate 45F (7C) without damage. Water: Allow the surface of the potting mixture to dry out between waterings. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 2-3 months. Special care: Repot every 2 yrs in well-aerated potting soil containing up to 50% organic matter. Once a month dust them with a wet cloth. Common problems: If leaves begin to yellow, reduce watering. Check for spidermites at leaf nodes and axils, and scale on undersides of leaves; if present, spray with appropriate pesticide. ____________________________________________________________________________________
18. Fittonia Verschaffeltii ( Red - Nerved Fittonia) (fit-TONE-ee-uh ver-shaf-FEL-tee-eye) Besides being beautiful, it is ideally suited for use in hanging baskets or as a ground cover for large planters, as it will grow 6 to 8 inches (15 to 20 cm) and then trails gracefully. All fittonias are prized for their lovely oval leaves, which have patterns of delicate veining. As its name indicates this red nerved fittonia is especially cultivated, striking red veins instead of cream colored ones. A Peru native, it likes warm, humid growing situations. . Light: Low to medium light (near bright window) Temperature: 65F to 80F (18C to 26C) can tolerate 50F (10C) without damage. Water: Soil to be kept moist but not saturated. Humidity: high (40% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 2-3 months. Special care: Repot if plants becomes too tall or leggy, using well aerated potting mixture containing 50% or more organic matter. Common problems: If plant wilts, raise humidity. ____________________________________________________________________________________
19. Hemigraphis Alternata "Exotica" ( Purple Waffle Plant) (hem-mih-GRAf-iss awl-ter-NAY-tuh) Relatively easy to grow, will reach 6 - 8 inches (15 - 20 cm) then trails. Appropriately tagged "exotica," this outstanding plant has leaves with purplish metallic sheen with a deep wine underside. The contrasting leaf coloration in combination with uncommon leaf texture of this New Guinea plant, and makes an excellent hanging basket, is what has led to its popularity. Wafflelike texture comes from deep puckering leaves. Light: Hi light (near bright east or south window) Temperature: 65F to 80F (18C to 26C) can tolerate 50F (10C) without damage. Water: Soil should be kept moist but plant can take some drying without damage. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 2-3 months. Special care: Cut back to 6 - 8 inches (15 - 20cm) from soil line to stimulate bushiness. Cut off top and repot if plants becomes too large for pot, using well aerated potting mixture contaning 30% or more organic matter. Common problems: Check for spidermites at leaf nodes and axils, and scale on undersides of leaves; if present, spray with appropriate pesticide. ____________________________________________________________________________________ 20. Hypoestes Phyllostachya ( Polka Dot Plant) (hi-poh-ESS-tes fill-oh-STAK-ee-uh) Will grow to 3 feet (90cm) and high light will produce a coloration of leaves. It will grow fast and lend color and or contrast to an area of green foliage and pastel colored flowers. This dainty herbaceous plant with its very attractive foliage - soft green leaves covered with reddish pink spots, is known affectionately as "freckle face" in America. Light: High light (near bright east or south window) Temperature: 60F to 75F (15C to 24C) can tolerate 50F (10C) without damage. Water: Potting soil must be kept moist but not saturated. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 3-4 months. Special care: Cut off top and repot if plants becomes too tall or leggy, using well aerated potting mixture containing 50% or more organic matter. Keep this fast growing plant in bounds by pinching back tips or branches. To prevent leaf shedding and curling, avoid cold drafts. Common problems: If plant becomes leggy move to more light. ____________________________________________________________________________________ 21. Peperomia Obtusifolia "Variegata" ( Variegated Peperomia) (pep-er-OH-mee-uh ob-too-sih-FOH-lee-uh vare-ee-GAY-tuh) A most desirable houseplant is this succulent perennial, with it's round shiny green and creamy white leaves. Some plants will produce all white leaves, while others will produce all green leaves and yet others will produce a combination of both colors. Only grows to about 12 inches but is fun to watch and see what colors it will produce. Light: high light (near bright east or south window) Temperature: 65F to 80F (18C to 26C) can tolerate 40F (4C) without damage. Water: Allow the surface of the potting mixture to dry out between waterings. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 2-3 months. Special care: Repot if plants becomes too tall or leggy, using well aerated potting mixture containing 70% or more organic matter. Common problems: Check for spidermites at leaf nodes and axils, and scale on undersides of leaves; if present, spray with appropriate pesticide. ____________________________________________________________________________________ 22. Pilea Cadierei ( Aluminum Plant) (pye-LEE-uh kad-ee-AIR-eye) Uniquely decorative and easy to grow the Aluminum plant has puckered leaves and curious coloration, and looks as if it has been splashed with aluminum paint! A lovely plant used for contrast in a grouping of foliage plants, in a terrarium or dishgarden.
Light: High light (near bright east or south window) Temperature: 65F to 75F (18C to 24C) can tolerate 50F (10C) without damage. Water: Allow the surface of the potting mixture to dry out between waterings. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 2-3 months. Special care: Repot if plants becomes too tall or leggy, using well aerated potting mixture containing 50% or more organic matter. Common problems: If leaves begin to turn brown, raise humidity. If leaf loss occurs, increase watering. ____________________________________________________________________________________ 23. Pilea "Moon Valley" ( Moon Valley Pilea) (pye-LEE-uh) Producing leaves that pucker and resemble the surface of the moon, the pilea is a native of tropical America. As the leaves mature they turn to a bronze color, which is spectacular to see as they start off as a limey green color. Will only grow from 10 to 12 inches (25 to 30.5 cm), in a windowsill the sun will make it produce the most beautiful leaf colors! Light: Medium light (near bright window) Temperature: 65F to 75F (18C to 24C) can tolerate 50F (10C) without damage. Water: Allow the surface of the potting mixture to dry out between waterings. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 2-3 months. Special care: When plant is 4-6 inches (10 to 15 cm) tall, pinch back to encourage new growth and bushiness. Repot if plants becomes too tall or leggy, using well aerated potting mixture containing 50% or more organic matter. Common problems: If tips of stem die, raise humidity, if leaf loss occurs, leach out excess soluble salts. ____________________________________________________________________________________ 25. Pilea "Silver Tree" (Silver Tree Panamiga) (pye-LEE-uh) For good reason, Silver Tree Panamiga from the Caribbean is becoming one of America's favorites. Marooned undersides, wide silver central striped, rich attractive bronze green puckered leaves. It grows like a little tree, hardly ever reaching more than 12 inches (30.5 cm), yet it's detail is perfect! Excellent leaf coloration in high light, whether sitting in a dishgarden, terrarium or windowsill. Light: Medium light to high light (near bright east or south window) Temperature: 65F to 75F (18C to 24C) can tolerate 50F (10C) without damage. Water: Allow the surface of the potting mixture to dry out between waterings. Humidity: average (25% or more) Fertilization: Apply every 2-3 months. Special care: Pinch back tips of new growth to encourage bushiness. Repot if plants becomes too tall or leggy, using well aerated potting mixture containing 30% or more organic matter. Common problems: If leaf loss occurs, leach to remove excess soluble salts. ____________________________________________________________________________________
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