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That's it! Thank you so much! Now if I can find a site that tells me it's requirements we'll be in business! Thanks again!
I loathe the label "Tropical Foliage"! I need a little more to go on in order to care for the plant properly! If someone could ID my newest...
I'm sure the heater was a bad idea, it's probably much happier back where it was. As they grow, Dracaenas have a tenancy to lose their lower...
I have lived in the Northwestern mountains all my life and have never seen this. It's so cool!!!
Re: Succulent Identification What a pretty plant! I don't know what it is but I'd be interested to find out!
I agree with the Aralia ID. I wish you the best of luck, I've never been able to keep an Aralia alive, they're a tad temperamental.
To add to Bluewings information. If you do cut or damage the plant or it pokes itself (as mine does whenever I move it) just spray the damaged...
I agree, some form of Euphorbia.
Looks like a Chrysanthemum of some sort to me.
Cats eat grass to regurgitate un-digestable items like fur, bones or feathers of prey animals or furballs they've gotten from grooming themselves....
Bluewing, mine is a slow grower too. And to my knowledge it has never flowered. I love the colors of the leaves, I just wish it looked like...
To stop the flow of sap, should you injure your plant while re-potting it, spray it with water. I have a Euphorbia, of a different variety, but...
Mine was a Begonia Corallina de Lucerna. It did very well but outgrew the location I had it in. When I moved it, it didn't do so well and...
Looks like a Dracaena marginata. I've never had one so I'm not sure about their growing conditions indoors.
Yea, I thought the same thing but if yours is an immature leaf it might display a different pattern. Often times plants immature leaves look...
Possibly Begonia maculata for the first one and Begonia lana for the second. I don't know about #3.
I agree, False Aralia. Don't feel bad, Aralia's are a bit finicky and don't like a lot of people!
Beautiful!
Yep, you're right!
Yep, peperomia. Most likely False Philodendron peperomia scandens
