Venus flytrap(Dionaea muscipula) Venus flytraps are perennials native to boggy areas of coastal North and South Carolina. They grow in moist, acidic soils with good drainage in full sun, but only survive winter outdoors in Zones 8-10. SOIL: Avoid planting it in regular potting soil: A blend of one-third sand and two-thirds sphagnum peat moss […]
Spanish Moss Care
Tillandsia usneoides (Spanish moss) Tillandsia usneoides is the most widely distributed member of the Bromeliaceae family, occurring throughout tropical and subtropical America. Tillandsia usneoides are very useful as bioindicators for air quality. Since these plants obtain all their nutrients and water from the air, their tissues contain nearly the same levels of elements, including pollutants, […]
Orchid Media Care
Orchid media and repotting • Orchid Media will decompose in time and as the chunks of bark break down to smaller pieces, the orchid roots receive less air and start to ”choke”. For this reason, orchids in bark based media should be repotted every 18~24 months. • Orchid Media has been packaged dry for long […]
Orchid Fertilizer
MSU Orchid Fertilizer 19-4-23 Green house formula designed for green house, professional orchid grower uses.Ideal for mixing with tap water use only. Directions: ¼ tsp or less mixing with 4 liter water; apply to the orchids every other watering. It’s recommended to use clear water to flush the potting mix the next day after fertilizing. […]
Lucky Bamboo Care
The lucky bamboo is one of the most popular FengShui cures for home or office. It is estimated that bamboo has been a symbol of good fortune in Asian culture more than 4000 years. According to a study by NASA, bamboo is indeed one of the houseplants that are good for cleaning and purifying the […]
Air Plant Care
Tillandsia is the largest genus in the bromeliad family. They are native to the warmer climates of the Americas. Commonly known as airplants, they are found from jungle rain forest to arid desert environments. Most Tillandsia species use their root systems to attach themselves to trees or rocks and absorb moisture and nutrients through their […]