Better Homes and Gardens (Australia)

HOW MUCH WATER?

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Knowing your plants’ water preference­s is crucial. To make it simple, determine if they’re ‘dry’ or ‘moist’ types. DRY TYPES are cacti, succulents and others such as Zanzibar gem and snake plant. They enjoy dry soil and watering them once or twice a month can be enough. Moist types are usually understore­y tropical plants such as monstera and rubber plant that come from humid, tropical climates and love the low light and warmth of indoors. When the soil gets dry, water within the next few days. They usually need watering once a week and love humidity in the air.

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above here’s how to divide a room! Zanzibar gem or ZZ plant (because its botanical name is Zamioculca­s zamiifolia) is low maintenanc­e and has low water needs. So easy! BELOW bundles of joy! The heart-leaf philodendr­on is so easy to grow indoors. It’s naturally trailing, so twist it around itself for volume. When the leaves start to pale, water it!
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