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Have you ever seen blue roses? You’re most likely familiar with red, white, and pink roses. These roses are popular and grow naturally, but blue roses are rare and artificially produced. Little wonder, blue roses are prized and sought after today. They have several meanings and symbols, from serenity to peace, love at first sight, ... Read more
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Step into the world of Hibiscus, where the trumpet-shaped, vibrant flowers captivate your senses. With over 200 species ¹ to explore, these tropical and subtropical wonders span stunning colors and patterns. Known for their dramatic pistil protrusions, hibiscus plants grace gardens with exotic flair. We’ll explore rare kinds of Hibiscus that you may have never ... Read more
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Jessenia and Marble Queen Pothos make excellent choices for enhancing indoor spaces with their beautiful foliage and minimal care needs. These two plants’ main distinctions are their visual appeal, growth pace, and versatility. If a more rapid-growing and adaptable plant is what you’re after, Jessenia Pothos could be an ideal option for you. On the ... Read more
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In the wild, pothos plants display incredible, large heart-shaped leaves. Unfortunately, indoors, these plants produce smaller leaves. But you can still do a few things to encourage big leaf growth. Want to increase your footprint? Then, check out this guide on how to fix small leaves on pothos plants. What Causes Small Pothos Leaves? Small ... Read more
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Pokeweed, a herbaceous plant native to North America, has been a source of fascination and concern for centuries. Known for its vibrant purple berries and towering stems, pokeweed is as beautiful as it is dangerous. While its berries may resemble blueberries, they are poisonous and should not be consumed. But what about touching pokeweed? Is ... Read more
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Bears hibernate for the winter. Plants go dormant. Similar to hibernation, dormancy helps plants survive the season when temperatures drop and the sun shines less frequently. If you’re caring for pothos, you’ll need to make a few adjustments to your plant-care routine. This “How to Care for Pothos in Winter” guide will give you steps ... Read more
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Emerald Pothos and Global Green are two very similar varieties of Pothos, or Devil’s Ivy (Epipremnum aureum). These elegant, trailing houseplants with dark green leaves can both reach up to 10 feet long. They are so much alike, in fact, that they’re often mistaken for one another. There are three key differences between the two, ... Read more
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Pothos plants (Epipremnum aureum) are popular houseplants, well-known for their hardiness, fast growth, and attractive foliage. However, like all plants, they can be susceptible to pests, particularly scale insects. We will explore the world of scale insects, why Pothos are so attractive to them, and effective methods for eliminating them if you find scale on ... Read more
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Propagating Pothos plants is an easy job that anyone can do. You only need a mother plant, shears or scissors, and a jar to propagate. Pothos, known as ‘Devil’s Ivy,’ can be propagated through stem cuttings. But propagating houseplants can surely test your patience. If you check your cuttings daily, eagerly waiting for roots to ... Read more
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Dyeing your Easter eggs naturally is the best way to make this fun Easter tradition environmentally friendly as well as conducive to a clean eating lifestyle. Dyes and chemicals are something I avoid in my life, so why would dyeing eggs be any different? With Easter so close to Earth day this is a great ... Read more
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Get ready to discover why pothos plants have become a household favorite! These easy-to-care-for houseplants add a touch of color to any room and can help purify the air of chemicals like xylene and benzene. Pothos plants come in several varieties, all with medium-sized, heart-shaped leaves that can be a solid green or speckled with ... Read more
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Spring is a beautiful season and one that many people look forward to. As the weather starts to warm up, we see buds forming on the trees and daffodils popping up in our yards. It’s a time of hope and new beginnings. But how can you bring that feeling of spring into your home? We’ll ... Read more
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Manjula Pothos and Marble Queen Pothos belong to the Epipremnum Aureum species and family Araceae. Their unique leaf patterns and low-maintenance care requirements make them very popular. While their appearance differs, both varieties are adaptable and easy to grow. That makes them suitable for plant lovers of all experience levels. We will compare two beloved types – ... Read more
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Also known as Devil’s ivy, pothos are low-maintenance plants that will thrive in a variety of conditions while requiring minimal upkeep. In other words: you don’t need a green thumb to enjoy the benefits of pothos plants. Explained: 6 Pothos Plant Benefits Here’s a list of the top pothos plant benefits from filtering air, being ... Read more
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The Scindapsus pictus is currently the hottest plant in town! And it’s no surprise why – this plant offers a variety of patterns and classic green and silver colors. But, let’s talk about the differences between Silvery Ann vs Satin Scindapsus pictus. What sets them apart are their leaves. Silvery Ann has more variegated leaves than Satin, which has a ... Read more
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If you’re a plant enthusiast, you may have come across the term “White Sport” in the world of Pothos plants. Interestingly, White Sport is not a distinct cultivar of Pothos but rather a result of a partial mutation that leads to white variegation on the leaves. The most common type is the “White Sport Golden ... Read more
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Are you looking for a healthy and easy-to-grow alternative to traditional pasta? Look no further than spaghetti squash! With its unique pumpkin-like appearance and noodle-like texture, this winter squash is a tasty and nutritious addition to any meal. But how do you grow spaghetti squash at home? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. We’ll take ... Read more
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Pothos, or its scientific name Epipremnum aureum, is a stunning evergreen flowering plant from the Arum family. Its native habitat is the tropical island of Mo’orea in French Polynesia, but it can be found in many other areas worldwide. Features waxy, dark green, heart-shaped leaves with white, yellow, or cream speckles. Its beauty and resilience make ... Read more
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Have you had terrible luck attempting to care for a plant? You’ve got company. After someone asked Reddit, “What is the worst plant you’ve ever had the displeasure of trying to raise?” These are the top-voted answers for the worst plants to grow. 1. Rhaphidophora Tetrasperma Rhaphidophora tetrasperma, also known as mini monstera, is the ... Read more
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Drinking a cup of coffee in the morning is a popular way to start your day. Over 80%¹ of adults drink coffee daily! It boosts energy, raises alertness, and is a great way to get some beneficial antioxidants in your diet! If you’ve ever wondered if you could share this magic potion with your Pothos ... Read more
