Unfortunately the question is to vague, there would be literally hundreds of answers to this.
A plant that lives for 5-10 years. It can grow, flower, and set seed for many years.
It will take 72 sq. ft. of sand. Or 2.66 sq. yds. That will fill the box even.
"Flor de Nochebuena" is what Mexicans call poinsettias (Euphorbia pulcherrima).
Specifically, the feminine noun "flor" means "flower." The preposition "de" means "of." The feminine noun "Nochebuena" means "Christmas Eve." The pronunciation is "FLOHR theh NO-tcheh-BWEH-nah."
The Mexican name reflects the plant's beautiful December bloom time and the consequent appropriateness as a choice plant for the Christmas holidays.
Most geraniums are grown from cuttings but you can buy geranium seeds. You have to start the seeds indoors in January to have them ready to put outside in spring.
Conifers produce cones. The cone is like a flower. There are male cones and female cones, The male flowers open first and are usually open higher on the plant than the female cones. Wind takes the pollen where it needs to go.
Ive had this problem twice in recent years and have found two very different but equally effective methods of solving this frustrating problem. The first time i waited near the portulaca with my shotgun, and thus shot any iguanas that came near. you have to make sure to leave the dead iguanas to rot so as to warn other iguanas of the treatment they will get if they attempt to eat your portulaca. This proved highly effective, although did attract predatory animals and create a pungent aroma to the yard. This prompted me to use my second effective method when the iguanas eventualy returned. I set fire to my portulaca, making sure every bit was destroyed. This worked amazingly, and i now never have to worry about the iguanas eating my portulaca... I hope this helps and you manage to stop the iguanas eating your portulaca, i know how frustrating it can be!
No, it has no way of excretion.
Some milkweed get 4 feet tall. Tropical milkweed is much shorter, perhaps 18 inches tall.
male, if there is a female or male part of a plant... Actually, I really dont know...
About every day, but you don't want them to get too wet. You don't want them to dry out too much for too long. The planter should be in the sun or have a light on it. I use a planter with a clear plastic dome. It doesn't dry out as much, and I water them every other day or as needed. I didn't put a light over it the first time, and they didn't do too well.
Yes, Magnolia Stellata needs ericaceous compost, but at the same time, no, it does not. The flowering plant in question prefers a slightly acidic to neutral pH level even though proper drainage and lighting let it survive in a variety of soils, including heavy clay. It therefore will have need of the acidic-loving, lime-hating compost in less desirable environments (where an ericaceous compost fertilizer helps), such as slightly alkaline (sweet) soils.
Garden tools are used to move cactus plants, because of their ferociously intimidating modified leaves. Gloves are used to handle cactus plants carefully. Moisture meters are used to gauge the amount of soil moisture. Protective eyewear such as sunglasses, and protective clothing are used to check the cactus over. Systemic fungicides are used now instead of copper sulfate to break the cycle of cactus decline from fungal attacks.
Yes sure. But it needs some rest. So trim off the dried stems, don not water it too much (about once a week a tablespoon) and do not move it around.
what do you mean by the dried stems?
It is the biggest cactus on earth. It, habitat is theSonoran Desert of extreme southeastern California, southern Arizona and adjoining northwestern Mexico.
The magnificent Saguaro Cactus, the state flower of Arizona, is composed of a tall, thick, fluted, columnar stem, 18 to 24 inches in diameter, often with several large branches (arms) curving upward in the most distinctive conformation of all Southwestern cacti.