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5 LAWS THAT CAN BENEFIT THE HOUSE PLANTS NAMES INDUSTRY

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House Plants Names



This stately species, also called ZZ plants or Zamioculcas Zamiifolia
(scientific name) can withstand low light and only occasional watering. This
house plant is easy to propagate by cuttings.



A tough palm with attractive 2 feet-long fronds. One of the most simple species
to grow in a home.



Jade



There are two types of jade: nephrite as well as jadeite. Both are very hard on
the Mohs scale of hardness however they have a very different crystal structure
and luster.



This stone isn't just associated with China, but its roots extend beyond the
country's boundaries. Boote says that the Spanish called it "stone of the lard"
or piedra de Ijada, perhaps to honor its positive effects on kidney and bladder
health.



Rich in outward-flowing energy, this stone encourages nurturing and
replenishment of the spirit and body. It is believed that it balances the heart
chakra and fosters the feeling of abundance in your life. It also promotes
self-love and gratitude for the beauty each day. Taurus will also benefit from
this stone, because it allows people believe in themselves and to be capable of
creating their own good fortune.



Jelly Bean



Jelly Bean can be used in containers and outdoor gardens as an ornamental plant
or a as a thriller. It is a green-colored succulent that displays shades of red
when exposed to sufficient sunlight.



Jelly beans may appear to be minor players that play the center stage during
Easter, but their back story is a juicy one. The history of the sweet goes back
to the past hundreds of years. It has been the inspiration behind two
"holidays," National Jelly Bean Day which falls on April 22nd and Jump for Jelly
Beans Day which falls on July 31.



Sugar is heated, melted, and mixed with flavors and color, and then filled into
starch moulds in order to form jelly bean shapes. The candy is then sprayed with
sugar syrup, and a shiny finish is applied. The result is a sweet and chewy
confection that's available in an array of vibrant colors and flavors.



Lithops



These stunning succulents appear like pebbles growing in the cracks of rocks in
their natural South African habitat. They are extremely drought-tolerant and
thrive in pots with extremely well-draining soil. They grow in pairs of leaves
that are constantly changing with older leaves being replaced by new ones.



Lithops are able to bloom in the fall before going dormant until winter. The
flowers are daisy-like and appear in the fissures between the two leaves.



Mixing them in matching pots will make a stunning display if you're growing a
variety of these plants. As they grow, you will need to repot the plants.
Repotting requires a deep pot enough to accommodate their long taproots and also
adding grit to the soil to prevent roots that are waterlogged. Avoid
overwatering as it can result in brown spots and mushy leaves.



Mother in law's Tongue



The mother-in-law's tongue or snake plant (Sansevieria Trifasciata) is a
houseplant that requires little care and has a distinctive appearance. The plant
can reach up to six feet in height and produce white flower clusters. It's a
great air purifier that can increase the humidity in your home.



house plants common tolerates low light conditions and does not require constant
maintenance. However it should be watered frequently. It prefers loose soil that
is porous and has a lot of coarse sand. Avoid overwatering and keep the soil
moist but not completely dry.



It is also a great addition to offices and schools which can help reduce the
stress and improve the environment. The snake plant also lowers the levels of
carbon dioxide and benzene. It can also improve indoor air quality by absorption
and eliminating pollutants such as formaldehyde and trichloroethylene.



Orchid Cactus



Orchid cactus is a species of the genus Epiphyllum aren't orchids, but they look
and act like them. They grow as epiphytes, hanging on to trees in tropical
regions. They use the organic material decomposing on their roots to eat.



One of the most well-known species of this genus are the Queen of the Night
(Epiphyllum oxypetalum) that blooms for one night and is adored because of its
beautiful white flowers. It's also known as the Dutchman's pipe cactus or
night-blooming Cereus.



This genus of cacti also includes hooker's Cactus (Epiphyllum hookeri) and Moon
or Crenate Orchid cactus (Epiphyllum anguliger or Epiphyllum crenatum). The
flowers differ in size and color however they are all stunning. They also have
strong scents. They are epiphytic, which means they thrive indoors with proper
care. Make sure to apply a liquid fertilizer to the foliar. The best mix is a
succulent potting soil with cactus.





Kalanchoe



Kalanchoe plants are low-maintenance succulents with long-lasting flowers. Their
fleshy leaves store water, which allows them to withstand prolonged drought.
They are excellent candidates for landscaping and xeriscaping. They are also
extremely popular as an indoor flowering plant.



They prefer bright sunlight but are tolerant of shade. They thrive in the
potting soil or cactus mix with a fine to medium texture that is able to absorb
water. They should be watered only when the soil is dry to the touch, and then
deeply so that any excess moisture can drain.



Quercetin can be found in leaves of certain species, such as Kalanchoe Pinnata
and flaming Katy. It is a substance that kills parasites that cause
leishmaniasis. Other leaves can ease throat infections and ease coughs.
Kalanchoe works well with other plants that require little maintenance such as
jade, crassula, and sedum. It may be planted in conjunction with succulents like
Echeveria and chicks and hens to create interesting ground cover or to create an
attractive edge.



Apple Cactus



Cereus repandus, also known as Night-Blooming Cereus, Giant Club Cactus and
Peruvian Apple Cactus, produces large, nocturnal blooms that are only open for a
short period of time. It also produces thorn-free fruits (Peruvian Apple or
Pitaya) which range in color from red to violet and have white flesh with
crunchy seeds.



This cactus plant is a great choice for outdoor gardens or containers. It also
grows well in greenhouses and rooms with plenty of windows. Fertilize regularly
during the peak growing season (usually spring and summer).



Overwatering can cause root rot. Pests like snails, slugs, as well as mealybugs
attack this plant. To control them, employ organic insecticides. It is possible
to propagate this cactus through cuttings or seeds from mature plants. Before
replanting let the cut surface to callous.



Rat's Tail Cactus



The rat-tail cactus, or Aporocactus Flagelliformis, as it is known to give its
full name, has long stems with sharp spines. It is an herb that trails and is
usually found in hanging baskets, and is it is also utilized as an outdoor or
indoor/outdoor gardening plant in warmer climates.



This cactus thrives in a rich potting soil made specifically for cacti. It
prefers bright direct sunlight but it will tolerate indirect light as well. Once
established it is drought-tolerant and prefers low humidity within the home.



You can feed this cactus with a liquid fertilizer specially designed for use in
houseplants . Mix it until it is half strength. During the growing season in
spring and summer fertilize the plant twice per month. In the winter months, let
the plant to lay down. This will help keep it healthy and allow it to continue
to flower for a long period of time.



Corsage Orchid



Cattleya is an epiphytic orchid (it grows on trees or branches) with large
flowers that last between a few weeks and the duration of a month. It was named
in honor of William Cattley, a horticulturist who tended to a dying London plant
back to health.



This is a popular flower for corsages and wedding or prom bouquets. It is also
used as a plant for the home if the proper conditions are met.



Orchids require moderate light. This is usually a window facing east or west
that isn't blocked by the sun during the daytime. Avoid direct sunlight during
the summer, because they can quickly get sunburned. They are easy to grow and
are great for beginners. Although they aren't the most easy orchids to flower,
they are easily trained. From seed, they could take up seven years to reach
maturity. The flowers are fragrant and vibrant in color.



Eternal Flame



When a flame is bright, darkness fades.



There are many eternal flames that are created by humans and tend to serve as
memorials. However, there are also eternal flames in nature such as Eternal
Flame Falls in Shale Creek Preserve, located in western New York. This is tiny
waterfalls with a grotto at the base that is constantly producing natural gas
flammable from the rock.



Scientists are baffled by how this happens however they believe that the grotto
was created by shale bedrock, which is extremely hot. The high temperatures
cause carbon molecules inside the rock to break down, producing gas. This is the
same process that creates peat fires and coal seam fires and both can last for
hundreds or thousands of years. Unlike these, however the New York flame is
almost perpetual.

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