Étiquette : guide de jardinage
Dieffenbachia (Canne muette) : Guide de culture de la Dieffenbachia
The dieffenbachia plant, which is also commonly known as the dumb cane, is a plant that is known for its green and white foliage. It’s a plant that is pretty…
Comment transplanter des poinsettias (Guide)
Poinsettias are known as holiday plants that have red leaves during the Christmas season. These are often discarded after the leaves lose their color and the flower is done blooming,…
Comment faire fleurir les plantes Hoya
Hoyas (Hoya spp.), also known as wax plants, are low-maintenance vining plants that produce thick, waxy leaves and, in most cultivars, clusters of plump flowers. A few cultivars do not…
Comment tailler correctement une plante d’aloe vera
Growing an aloe vera plant is a rewarding process because it can mature to large sizes, produce a gel that is soothing to your skin, and require very little maintenance…
Comment cultiver et entretenir les plantes Bouclier perse
The beautiful leaves of the Persian shield plant (botanical name strobilanthes dyerianus) offers vibrant color far longer than a flowering plant. They are known for their long 4 – 7 inch leaves that…
Guide de culture : Comment faire pousser le buis japonais
Japanese Boxwood (Buxus Microphylla var. Japonica) is a dwarf, evergreen shrub prized for its low maintenance nature. This slow-growing plant is native to Japan but thrives throughout much of the…
Propagation des plantes d’intérieur dans l’eau (Méthode facile)
Propagating houseplants in water is a quick and easy way to expand your houseplant collection. While not all plants will root in a glass or vase of water, most tropical…
Entretien des Philodendrons : Guide Complet pour Cultiver le Philodendron
Native to the tropical rainforests of Central and South America, philodendron is a genus of plants with approximately 450 species. These climbing or vining plants thrive on the forest floor,…
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