Étiquette : plantes d’intérieur
Cactus de Pâques : Conseils pour le cultiver
The Easter cactus (Schlumbergera gaertneri) is a popular holiday plant that is often confused with the Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera bridgesti) and the Thanksgiving cactus (Schlumbergera truncata). While all three belong…
Faire fleurir les poinsettias année après année
When you think of holiday plants, poinsettias probably come to mind. This classic plant is well-known for its large flowers in hues of red, pink, yellow, and white. However, did…
11 Plantes d’intérieur qui repoussent les moustiques
If you are having an issue with mosquitoes or gnats in your home, it’s understandable why you would not want to constantly spray your home with pesticides. Fortunately, there are…
Conseils pour Faire Fleurir les Violettes Africaines
African Violets are a much-loved tropical houseplant grown for their attractive blooms. While they are not difficult to grow, they do require a specific growing condition in order to produce…
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,…
23 Plantes qui Poussent Sans Lumière du Soleil
If you’re living in a home that doesn’t see a lot of direct sunlight or you are looking for ways to liven up your fluorescent lighting-filled office, then you should…
Entretien du Pothos : Guide complet pour faire pousser le Pothos
Pothos is a tropical or subtropical vining plant native to Southeast Asia and the western Pacific, where it grows under the canopy in filtered or dappled light. It is a…
10 Conseils pour Cultiver des Poinsettias
During the winter months, many gardeners entertain themselves by bringing the outdoors inside. Among potted plants, poinsettias (Euphorbia pulcherrima) are a popular and intriguing variety. They are available in colors…
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