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Add to cart - Maintain the plant in bright, indirect natural light.
- Check the moisture in the soil by poking it with your finger or a simple little stick.
- When the top 1-2 inches of soil feel dry to the touch, water.
- After receiving it, wait at least two weeks before repotting.
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Add to cart - Due to their very minimal maintenance needs, pentas are a pleasant addition to gardens.
- Start your planting in late spring with moist, well-drained soil and lots of sunlight for the greatest results.
- The Pentas prefers soil that dries quickly after prolonged irrigation or severe rains.
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Add to cart - Nutmeg trees should be grown in rich, organic soil that is low in salt and has a medium texture.
- Ideally, the pH should be between 6-7, though they will tolerate values between 5.5 and 7.5.
- A soil test can help you decide whether the location is suitable or whether you need to alter it to make up for nutritional deficiencies.
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Add to cart - Full-spectrum sunlight.
- When the plant is actively growing with new leaves and stem length from spring through fall, water the tree liberally.
- Acidic soil with good drainage.
- 35 to 40 degrees F for hardiness. Significant frost or temperatures below freezing result in complete leaf defoliation.
- Every year, apply a general, well-balanced fertiliser.
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Add to cart - From blazing sun to light shade
- Throughout the growing season, keep the soil moist
- Well-drained soil
- 60 to 100 degrees Celsius temperature
- Put any organic fertiliser in use
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Add to cart - Artificially bright light or indirect natural light.
- When the topsoil (1-2 inches) in the pot feels dry to the touch, add 1 cup (about 50 ml) of water.
- The soil should be fertile, well-drained, and high in organic matter.
- Temperature range: 15 to 30 degrees Celsius
- Every month, apply organic fertiliser.
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Add to cart - Keep the plant under direct or bright artificial light.
- By probing the soil with a stick or your finger, you may determine how much moisture is there.
- Add 1 cup (equivalent to 50 ml) of water until the top soil (approximately 3 to 4 inches) feels dry to the touch.
- Wait at least two weeks after receiving it before repotting.
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Add to cart - Keep the plant in bright artificial or indirect natural light.
- Check the moisture in the soil by poking it with your finger or a simple little stick.
- When the top soil (about 3 to 4 inches) feels dry to the touch, add 1 cup (about 50 ml) of water.
- After receiving it, wait at least two weeks before repotting.
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Add to cart - To survive, plumerias need direct sunshine.
- Touch the soil about an inch down to test it. Don’t water if it is wet.
- They cannot stand poorly drained soils.
- Having a lot of soft sunshine is ideal.
- Every two weeks, fertilise the plant during the plant’s blooming season from May through September.
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Add to cart - Plumerias require direct sunlight to survive.
- Test the soil by touching it approximately an inch deep. If it’s wet, don’t water.
- They are unable to tolerate ill-drained soils.
- It is best to have lots of diffused sunlight.
- From May through September, during the plant’s blooming season, fertilise it every two weeks.
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Add to cart - To survive, plumerias need direct sunshine.
- Touch the dirt about an inch deep to test it. Don’t water if it is wet.
- They are unable to tolerate soils with poor drainage.
- A lot of diffused sunlight is preferred.
- Fertilize the plant every two weeks from May through September, throughout the plant’s blooming season.
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Add to cart - Plumerias prefer direct sunlight to survive.
- Test the soil by touching it about one inch down. If it is wet, don’t water.
- They cannot tolerate soils with inadequate drainage.
- Prefers lots of diffused sunlight.
- From May through September, while the plant is in bloom, fertilise every two weeks.
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Add to cart - Plumerias thrive in direct sunlight.
- Touch the dirt an inch deep to test it. Do not water if it is wet.
- Poorly drained soils are intolerable to them.
- Prefers lots of indirect sunshine Fertilize every two weeks from May to September, when the plant is in flower.
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Add to cart - Most plants benefit from exposure to direct sunlight.
- Always have water on hand for them.
- They require slightly damp, well-draining soil.
- and allow plants to flourish in colder climates.
- To ensure healthy growth, fertilise your plants once a month. Cultivars with double flowers prefer a fertiliser application every two weeks.
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Add to cart - The majority of plants enjoy direct sunlight.
- Always provide them with water.
- They demand well-draining, slightly wet soil.
- and enable plants to thrive in colder areas.
- Fertilize your plants once every month to encourage wholesome growth. Double-flowered cultivars prefer a biweekly dosage of fertiliser.
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Add to cart - The majority of plants like full sun.
- Regularly give them water
- They require slightly damp, well-draining soil.
- and allow plants to continue to develop in cooler climates
- To promote healthy growth, fertilise your plants once a month.
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Add to cart - Petunias prefer full sun, even though they can take some shade, especially in hot weather.
- They demand well-draining, slightly wet soil.
- In muddy soil, they become lanky.
- Regular deadheading also improves their beauty.
- Early and midsummer applications of high-phosphorus fertiliser improve both blossoms and vigour.
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Add to cart - Although they can tolerate partial shade, petunias prefer full sun, especially in hot weather.
- They require slightly damp, well-draining soil. They grow leggy in muddy soil.
- Regular deadheading enhances their beauty as well.
- High-phosphorus fertiliser applications made early and midsummer enhance both flowers and vigour.
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