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24/06/2023

Hoya kerrii splash
Anthesis & reflexed

16/06/2023

Hoya graveolens

16/06/2023

Hoya incrassata

14/06/2023

Hindu rope

14/06/2023

Hoya benvergarai

12/06/2023

Another set for sale ‼️‼️‼️
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10/06/2023

Ipon Orders
Moon Cactus

27/05/2023

Aglaonema is a genus of flowering plants They are native to tropical and subtropical regions of Asia and New Guinea.They are known commonly as Chinese evergreens.

Aglaonemas are evergreen or perennials, with stems growing erect, or decumbent and creeping; stems that grow along the ground may actively root at the nodes, similar to other aroids. There is generally a crown of wide leaf-blades which, in both wild and cultivated forms, are often variegated with a silver and green coloration. The inflorescence bears unisexual flowers in a spadix, with a short zone of female flowers near the base, and a wider zone of male flowers nearer the tip. The fruit is a fleshy berry that ripens red. The fruit is a thin layer covering one large seed.

Plants of the genus are native to humid, shady tropical forest habitat, normally in South and Southeast Asia.

27/05/2023

Hoya pubicorolla subsp.
anthracina

21/05/2023

Everyone wants a perfect Rubber Plant. Well, who doesn’t want a flawless collection, right? Apparently, Rubber Plants, especially the variegated cultivars, can be a challenge to maintain as they are highly susceptible to several factors that can easily mar their appearance.

Here are some of the most common causes of brown spots in Rubber Plants and how to treat them:

1. SUNBURN
The intense light and heat can easily burn the leaves of Rubber Plants when they are not acclimated properly. Leaves will look scorched with brown or black spots indicating that it’s getting sunburned. Move your Rubber Plant to a spot with less light and heat and let it recover.

2. UNDERWATERING
Rubber Plants can be quite finicky with watering. Not too much and not too little. Insufficient watering can cause dry, crispy tips and edges on the leaves. Leaf drop is also imminent. Water regularly to avoid this. Ideal watering is infrequent yet deep.

3. FUNGUS
This is probably the most frustrating cause of brown spots on Rubber Plants. The variegated ones are very prone to fungus and can aggressively spread if left untreated. Fungi are pathogens that are caused by overwatering, poor air flow, or too much humidity. The lesions can be easily recognized by their concentric rings that grow gradually on the leaves. Reduce watering. Spray fungicide for maintenance and if it doesn’t respond well to that, cut off the affected areas to prevent them from spreading.

4. ACCLIMATION
Getting a new Rubber Plant? Moving your plant to a new location? Rubber Plants need to be acclimated so they can properly adjust to the new environment. In this adjustment phase, they can also develop brown spots as they are sensitive to environmental changes. These spots can be on the tips or edges of the leaves and may or may not progress. Gradually introduce your Rubber Plants to its new location to avoid this.

Other lesser common causes include:
1. PHYSICAL DAMAGE. These are damages on the leaves caused by any physical factors.

2. PESTS. Some pests may cause spots on leaves such as snails and spider mites. Deter them by using the appropriate pesticides.

NOTE:
While this article suggests solutions to address the common causes of brown spots, these spots can no longer be removed from the leaves. Damages are irreversible.

06/05/2023

FS Laurel/Bayleaf
Also available in seeds

06/05/2023

4in1 bougainvillea
4ft

Delta dawn
Pinkstripe
Yellow lemon jinda
Mas perak

06/05/2023

4in1 bougainvillea
3ft

Delta dawn
Pinkstripe
Hawaii white
Yellow lemon jinda

04/05/2023

Hoya blashernaezii

04/05/2023

Hoya ilagiorum

04/05/2023

Hoya latifolia long leaf

02/05/2023

Hoya Varieties

01/05/2023

For Pre Order
Herbs🌿🌿🌿

01/05/2023

For Pre Order
Herbs 🌿🌿🌿

01/05/2023

This vigorous, water-wise flower makes a great covering for patios and arbors and remains evergreen in frost-free climates.

01/05/2023

A more compact, bushy bougainvillea, this violet variety pairs nicely with ‘White Stripe.’

01/05/2023

This low-growing variety can easily be kept to three to four feet, working best for those wanting a lovely, all-white look without sky-high height.

01/05/2023

This creamy, orange vine sits nicely against white-trimmed leaves. Beyond its beauty, it’s also drought-tolerant–a bonus for California gardeners.

01/05/2023

Hang these gentle, light-pink blooms from outdoor baskets for gorgeous trails of color.

01/05/2023

A stunning summer annual, this pearl bougainvillea offers an elegant look for every arbor.

01/05/2023

Bring a little golden glow to your garden by planting this variety in containers or up a trellis.

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