House Plants
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Airplane Plant Aloe Vera Begonia Bleeding Heart Vine |
Clivia Fern-Kimberly Fern-Rabbit Foot |
Pilea Plectrantrus Steptocarpus Walking Iris |
Airplane Plant
Bright light Water regularly in summer/water sparingly in winter A grasslike clump. Most frequently used as a houseplant. Long stalks have baby plants, which will root. Aloe Vera
Houseplant. 'Medicine Plant' Gel in stems can be used for burns. Sun/part shade. 2 foot.
Begonia
Tender Perennial Most prefer bright sun but will tolerate some shade Water regularly Primarily used as bedding plants. Oval, glossy green or bronze leaves. Single or double flowers in a variety of colors. Bleeding Heart Vine
Tropical grown as a houseplant. Part shade. Red flowers emerges from clusters of white bracts. Blooms best when pot bound. At end of rest period, as new growth appears, cut back at least by half the previous year's growth in order to keep plant in bounds and promote more flowers. There is an all red variety too. 36".
Clivia
Bright, indirect light inside. Can summer in a shady location. Blooms better when pot bound. Feed once a month.
Kimberly Queen Fern
Shapely form and gracefully arching fronds. Medium Light. Looks good in containers or hanging baskets.
Rabbits Foot Fern
Moderate to bright light.
Rabbits Foot Fern gets its name from the furry rhizomes that grow on the top of the soil and resembles a rabbits foot. The rhizomes often grow over the side of the pot. |
Mother of a Thousands
Houseplant. Bright Light. Low maintenance succulent gets its name from the many baby plantlets that grow along the edges of its serrated leaves.
Pilea
Houseplant. Foliage. Shade/part shade.
12-15 inches Steptocarpus
Houseplant. Bright light. 12'x18'. Tubular lavendar flowers.
Walking Iris
Bright, indirect light. Clumping fan of long,strappy leaves. New plantlets grow at tips of flower stems, weighing them down until they bend to the ground and take root (walk).
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