10 Best
Indoor Plant Growers
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Product Highlights- An elegant palm with rich green fronds that is ideally sized for shelves, table tops, windowsills ,and counters in your home or office interior
- Water once a week to keep the soil moist and allow the top 1 or 2 inches of soil to dry before watering
- House plants have been proven to reduce stress, aid in restful sleep, boost your mood, and improve productivity.
- This is a beautiful tropical plant that thrives in a bright location but does not need direct sunlight
- Good for your health, a nasa study identified the cat palm as one of the top air purifying plants to remove harmful chemicals from the air in your home
- A slower growing tropical plant that maintains an ideal size and shape for longer periods before needing to be potted up
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- One of the quickest way to kill a plant -- any plant -- is to overwater it. if roots sit in water-logged soil, they will essentially drown. your plant may actually show you it’s getting too much water: if the leaves are droopy (and the soil feels moist), it's a sign to let up on watering. if the soil is bone dry, droopy leaves can be a sign that the plant is not getting...
- Show off the charms of vining philodendrons by giving them space and opportunity to grow upwards or cascade down. these ambitious plants can scale a post or other structure. or they can cascade down when planted in a hanging basket.
- Do you want your philodendron to grow faster? does your plant look a little leggy? give your plant a bit more light and you’ll see the difference. while this generally unfussy plant can survive in low light, it grows faster (and will stay healthier) in bright indirect light. too much sun is bad, however. the leaves can burn in direct sunlight.
- Fertilize your philodendron once a month in the spring and summer months. this is when your plant will put on the most growth. in the fall and winter, taper back feedings to every 6 to 8 weeks. another rule of thumb is to look at the leaves for clues as to when to feed more. if the plant is growing slowly and the new leaves are smaller than the older leaves, the plant m...
- Because philodendrons are such easy plants to grow, plant lovers have them for years. eventually if you are a successful philodendron parent, you will need to repot your plant. if the roots are growing out of the drain holes in the bottom of the pot, it’s time to repot.
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- This sturdy plant is wonderfully easy to grow; water when soil is dry; drain any excess water. will tolerate low-lit rooms but also thrives in rooms where some sunlight is received.
- Easily adaptable there are a wide range of plants that can tolerate low light, medium light and bright light - grow them in just about any room of your home, or office.
- Evergreen (aglaonema), is one of the best plants for beginners (or folks too busy to keep most houseplants alive). excellent for first time plant parents and new home owners; it is drought tolerant and grows in almost any light condition. the aglaonema, sports stunning red edges, adding just the right touch of color to any room.
- Nasa proven studies: nasa studies show plants are earth's natural air-purifiers.
- A great hassle free addition to indoor spaces to lend it colour and charm with its bright red leaves. a lover of indirect to low light areas and little water, this plant is the answer you were looking for to add some character to that empty corner with little light or your work area. too much green in the plant cluster, add a spot of red and voila!
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- An elegant palm with rich green fronds that is ideally sized for shelves, table tops, windowsills ,and counters in your home or office interior
- Water once a week to keep the soil moist and allow the top 1 or 2 inches of soil to dry before watering
- House plants have been proven to reduce stress, aid in restful sleep, boost your mood, and improve productivity.
- This is a beautiful tropical plant that thrives in a bright location but does not need direct sunlight
- Good for your health, a nasa study identified the cat palm as one of the top air purifying plants to remove harmful chemicals from the air in your home
- A slower growing tropical plant that maintains an ideal size and shape for longer periods before needing to be potted up
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- This sturdy plant is wonderfully easy to grow; water when soil is dry; drain any excess water. will tolerate low-lit rooms but also thrives in rooms where some sunlight is received.
- Easily adaptable there are a wide range of plants that can tolerate low light, medium light and bright light - grow them in just about any room of your home, or office.
- Evergreen (aglaonema), is one of the best plants for beginners (or folks too busy to keep most houseplants alive). excellent for first time plant parents and new home owners; it is drought tolerant and grows in almost any light condition. the aglaonema, sports stunning red edges, adding just the right touch of color to any room.
- Nasa proven studies: nasa studies show plants are earth's natural air-purifiers.
- A great hassle free addition to indoor spaces to lend it colour and charm with its bright red leaves. a lover of indirect to low light areas and little water, this plant is the answer you were looking for to add some character to that empty corner with little light or your work area. too much green in the plant cluster, add a spot of red and voila!
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- This is an easy care plant and thrives in a very bright location with indirect sunlight
- Fiddle leaf fig sports big leaves in a rich shade of dark green that add a lush, tropical look to any room.
- The fiddle leaf fig is also called ficus lyrata and is a popular indoor evergreen plant with large green "fiddle" or violin shaped leaves
- Ideal sized plant for shelves, table tops, and counters when young; becomes a perfect floor plant that can mature up to 6 feet tall indoors
- Nasa studies show having plants in your home improves your mood, sparks your creativity and reduces stress; plants can help filter harmful pollutants, such as formaldehyde, from indoor air.
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- An ideal sized plant for shelves, table tops, windowsills ,and counters
- Tough and draught tolerant it does not need constant watering
- This is an easy care plant that thrives in a bright location with indirect sunlight
- A slow growing evergreen with beautiful feathery branches that will not overtake your space
- Expected blooming period: year round
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- They prefer semi-shade or bright light or full sunlight with moderate humidity.
- Acidic to neutral soil is very important for growing ixoras. good drainage is essential.
- Ixora's can long-lived a lot of their growth and performance depends on the soil used, good well-drained soil with lots of organic manure is recommended.
- It can grow almost in all type of soil and it can easily grown in any indian climatic condition.
- Ixora's are fairly easy to grow.
- Regular feeding with organic fertilizer will keep the flowers coming.
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- The water requirements of the ginger-thomas plant are moderate; it prefers moderately moist soil.
- Keep the plant in natural indirect bright light.
- Trumpet flower plant grows best in warm climates under full sun.
- However, it is also drought tolerant and is considered as one of the easiest plants to grow in desert landscapes. the tecoma plant typically doesn’t require fertilizing.
- Water when top soil (1-2inches) feels dry to touch.
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- Soil dragon tree prefers a very loose, well-drained potting mix. a succulent/ cactus potting mix can work well; or you can make your own mix by blending fine gravel, peat moss, and leaf humus in equal parts.
- Temperature and humidity d. draco is more cold-tolerant than other dracaena species and can briefly tolerate temperatures below 50 degrees fahrenheit. in native settings, this plant absorbs most of its moisture from the air rather than the soil, so you may find it helpful to humidify indoor air, especially during dry winter months.
- Light this plant likes to grow in relatively bright light, but it may resent being in full harsh afternoon sun. indoor plants will do best in a location that gets a full 10 hours of bright but indirect light.
- Water allow the plants to dry between waterings, but not completely. these are more susceptible to root rot, so be very careful never to allow them to sit in standing water.
- Fertilizer feed your plants every six months with controlled-release fertilizer. well-fed plants will develop a slightly reddish tinge to the edges of the leaves.
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