The Brain Cactus is also famous in the name of Mammillaria Elongata Cristata, and this Central Mexican variety also bears a resemblance and a mass of worms. Yet, this Cactus is most famous for its resemblance to a brain which contributes to its name. Its cylindrical or globular stems are densely packed with raised, knobby […]
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The Noto cactus or Parodia scientifically known as ball cactus, is a flowering cactus species. Native to southwestern North America, this remarkable cactus thrives in dry and desert-like environments. Moreover, it is an easy-to-grow houseplant. This cactus may remain the same as a miniature plant and it lives long for sure. It also boasts impressive ball-like
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Echinopsis is a genus of cactus that encompasses a wide range of species yet Echinopsis care is simple—this diverse cactus genus needs bright light and good drainage to thrive. These species are native to various regions of South America. These cacti have adapted to thrive in habitats, including deserts, and rocky slopes. With their scented
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The snake plant is known as Sansevieria or Mother-in-Law’s Tongue. This remarkable snake is an exceptional indoor plant that becomes happy with minimal care. This evergreen perennial plant features elongated, sword-shaped leaves. These leaves of the snake plant stand upright and look like the sharp tongue of a serpent, hence the name “snake plant.” Another
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In desert areas, a special kind of plant exists that is called the moon cactus. These indoor plants have a fascinating secret. They don’t possess the power to produce their chlorophyll. To make up for this, they depend on a method called “grafting”. It’s like they form a unique partnership with another plant to stay
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Mexican native, Mammillaria is the best-fitted small succulent houseplant. This cactus earns its name due to the Latin word “Mammilla” which means nipple. This flowering cactus is native to Mexico and often comes in clustered or solitary forms. This cactus species comes with different red, yellow, green, or white coloured fruits depending on the variety.
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Historical and cultural significance of the cactus plant in Indigenous communities The Cactus plant is a renowned member of the Cactaceae family and is native to America. Cacti are suggested as spiny plants but have different sorts of significance in different native, Mexican, and Israeli cultures. They are most common in tropical, desert, and rainforest
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The name of the genus “Grammatophyllum” comes from two Greek words, “gramma” meaning “mark” and “phyllon” meaning “leaf”. The Grammatophyllum orchid genus comprises two different types of pseudobulb growth – one that is long and sugarcane-like and the other that is short and stout in shape. This species of orchid is so named because of
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Orchids are known for their unique beauty and diversity, and among them, species orchids stand out as a rare and precious variety. These orchids, also called wild orchids, are found in their natural habitats, such as forests and jungles, and are not artificially bred or hybridized. Dendrobium, Cattleya, Rhynchostylis, and many other species of orchids
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The Cymbidium orchid, renowned as the boat orchid, are elegant and colorful plant with long leaves and a variety of flower colors including green, yellow, pink, and white. These orchids are native to Asian areas like the Himalayas and Australia and can adapt to cool temperatures. Depending on the species, Cymbidium orchids bloom in either
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