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Thanks for your appreciation of the cassia's yellow blooms! Yellow flowers are definitely eye-catching and the cassia is a great example. They do brighten up the landscape!

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Absolutely! Peppermint is well-suited for indoor growing. Just give it plenty of sunlight and well-draining soil. Enjoy your fresh mint!

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Haha, sounds like a bittersweet situation! Lucky about the find, but sorry to hear about the Gros Michel. Dwarf Cavendish bananas are a great choice for indoor growing, though - much easier to manage than a giant Gros Michel at home!

Hi there! Thanks for reaching out about your Asian Snow jasmine. Pruning is Key: Regular pruning encourages bushier growth. Aim to prune your Asian Snow jasmine 2-3 times a year, particularly after flowering cycles. You can cut back leggy stems by up to one-third of their length. Don't be afraid to prune more heavily if needed. Make clean cuts just above a healthy bud or leaf node. This will encourage new growth from those points.

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Sure! To help your cayenne pepper seeds germinate successfully indoors, ensure they are kept in a warm and consistently moist environment. You can use a seedling heat mat to maintain a temperature of around 70-80°F (21-27°C), which helps promote germination. Additionally, cover the seed tray with a clear plastic lid or plastic wrap to maintain humidity levels. Once the seeds sprout, gradually introduce them to light and continue to keep the soil evenly moist, but not waterlogged. Good luck with your cayenne peppers!

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Hi there! The good news is that South Florida's warm climate is generally suitable for Duranta blooms. However, even in the right zone, young Duranta plants (around 3 feet tall) might take a year or two to mature before producing a significant flower display...

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Thank you for your comment! The Tradescantia hybrid "Feeling Flirty" is primarily a trailing plant. It produces long, cascading stems that can spill over the edges of pots or hanging baskets, making it perfect for adding a touch of elegance to your indoor or outdoor spaces. While it's not a climber, its trailing habit can create a beautiful, flowing effect in your garden or home. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Stevia plants should be kept away from tomatoes because they have different growing requirements and can compete for nutrients. Stevia prefers slightly drier soil, while tomatoes thrive in consistently moist soil.

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Thanks for your question, Asystasia Gangestia is not considered safe for consumption and there is currently no scientific evidence to support any medicinal uses.

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I'm sorry to hear about your Dragon Prince! Overwatering and insufficient sunlight are definitely two potential culprits for what you're describing. Here's what you can do: First, take a close look at the plant. The healthy half will likely have green, firm needles. The dead half will probably have brown or brittle needles. Unfortunately, the dead part of the plant won't recover. You can prune away the dead branches using sharp shears, making clean cuts just above healthy growth points. Continue to monitor your plant and provide proper watering and sunlight. With proper care, the healthy half of your Dragon Prince should continue to thrive.

@@terramatergardens Thanks for your answer. Sadly the whole plant is dying. My question now is, what diseases could it have. How can I dispose of it? Does it have to be burned like boxwood blight? Any info would be appreciated.

That is a good question, they are both in the mint family, but aren't closely related. Cat whiskers do emit a fragrance, but it's quite different from lavender's scent. Cat whiskers often have a subtler, earthier aroma, while lavender is known for its floral, calming fragrance.

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Great find on the rare pink vine! Plant them in a separate location from the morning glory vines. You're right, Morning glories are aggressive climbers & could crowd out the black eyed Susan. Enjoy your new plants!

They're closely related, but not quite the same: Wormwood: This usually refers to Artemisia absinthium, commonly used for absinthe and some bitters. It has a strong, potentially toxic component called thujone. Not recommended for essential oils or tea due to thujone content. Wormwood Afra (African Wormwood): This is Artemisia afra, known for its medicinal uses in Africa. It has a lower thujone content and is considered generally safer for teas and sometimes essential oils (when diluted properly).

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You're absolutely right! Bladder snails can be beneficial in a few ways: Tank Cycling: They contribute to the breakdown of waste products which can aid in establishing a healthy tank cycle. Food Source: As you mentioned, they can be a good food source for pea puffers, assassin snails, and other snail-eating creatures. Overfeeding Indicator: Their rapid reproduction can indeed be a sign of excess food in the tank. However, it's important to be aware of some potential downsides as well: Overpopulation: Bladder snails can reproduce very quickly, and if left unchecked, their population can explode. This can lead to competition for resources with other tank inhabitants and affect the overall tank aesthetics. I have some other videos I am working on about Bladder snails on my other channel coming soon!

Thanks for watching! I'm glad you found the explanation helpful. If it looks the same as this, then it may be a variegated version of cuban oregano. I would look for some of those to match yours. If not, I would have to see a picture to help. Good Luck

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