List of Gardenzy.com posts in the organic gardening category.
Peperomia plants are schematic root shrubs that develop to a zenith of 20-45 cms. Peperomia plants appear usually closed compact, rarely developing in an indoor setting. Peperomia plants have features of sturdy stems and many fleshy leaves with moistness. Peperomia plants are generally loved for their attractive and impressive foliage and their flowers are not … Read more
The Peperomia Family: According to research, there are nearly 1,000 plants in the Peperomia family. The different kinds of plants that belong to the Peperomia family tend to share some common characteristics among themselves; some of which are, they all are small and are easy to grow. Numerous gardeners evolve contrasting variations of peperomia consecutively … Read more
Peperomia plants distinguish fleshy stems connecting heart-shaped leaves with the seeds to fruiting spikes. Leaves are in red, gray, or pale green colors at its boundaries. Peperomia is a shallow root shrub that grows to a height of 8 to 12 inches. Peperomia is slow developing plants, not developing more than one foot (30 cm). … Read more
According to research, there are nearly 1,000 plants in the Peperomia family. The different kinds of plants that belong to the Peperomia family tend to share some common characteristics among themselves; some of which are, they all are small and are easy to grow. Peperomia plant is a tropical plant used as an indoor plant … Read more
Peperomia which is also known as a radiator plant is a simple root shrub that grows up to a height of 25-40cm that is 8 to 12 inches. Peperomia is slow developing plants, not developing more than one foot (30 cm). Peperomia plants distinguish fleshy stems with heart-shaped leaves and the seeds connected to the … Read more
Orchids add captivating features of bright color to their surroundings. These graceful orchid plants have specific water requirements though. Orchids grow in two different ways in a style of growth. They are: Monopodial Sympodial Orchids are decorative plants with graceful representation and delicate features. It is said that orchids represented a symbol of strength. There … Read more
Orchids have a unique appearance. They are captivating and almost look like artificial flowers in their perfection. Orchids are one of the greatest flowering plant families. They are decorative plants with graceful representation and delicate features. Orchids represented a symbol of strength. There are about 25000 species of orchids and around 800 genres out of … Read more
“Dr. Masahiro’ created Blue mystique orchids at University in Japan.Orchids are a representation of beautiful perfection. They are commonly called “Moth orchids”. Orchids are epiphytic in nature; which means it clings to rocks or trees for support. Due to the epiphytic nature, orchids absorb nutrients from the atmosphere and not from soil. Orchids generally need … Read more
Monstera Obliqua This species of genus Monstera is very easily found in Central and South America. It is a very famous epiphytic climber, the one which takes the support of other plants to make it grow faster and to long distances. This species of Monstera is very often confused with Monstera Adansonii. This is one … Read more
Monstera Siltepecana is a plant belonging to Monstera species that has very small leaves. It belongs to the family Araceae. They are the most trailing and popular species of Monstera. These species have very deep veins that have a dark green color and the leaves of the … Read more
The most popular plant, is a tropical plant that propagates through cutting and re-shaping of it. When a Monstera begins to grow, its leaves start sprouting in all ways possible. The stems of the Monstera usually do not need much space, it grows horizontally. The … Read more
Monstera is a genus that belongs to the order Alismatales. It is a scientific name that is derived from a Latin word “monstrous”, that means ‘abnormal or uncommon’. This abnormality of the Monstera is due to the natural holes that are usually found on the leaves of the plant. Monsteras are the easiest and efficient … Read more
The name ‘Hoya’ first came into light because of a gardener in Duke of Northumberland named Thomas Hoy. The name is derived from his name because he was the only discoverer of this plant in the 18th – 19th century times. Hoyas are sometimes called as Wax plants because of their outstanding draining facilities and … Read more
Hoyas are the hairy, soft plants that grow best during the summers and the autumn season. Most of the species of the Hoya (like the Hoya Linearis) are pet-lovers, i.e. they do not cause any kind of harm to animals, especially your pets. The length of a Hoya plant can be approximately 70 cm. The … Read more