House Plant Identification

20

Apr

By Elahe Rabiei

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House Plant Identification, Plant Identification, Succulent Identification

Echeveria lola vs lilacina: A Verified Guideline to Distinguish Them

Echeveria lola is a hybrid of Echeveria lilacina and Echeveria derenbergii, Hence, Echeveria lola is very similar to Echeveria lilacina, however, you can distinguish them by some key features like their size and leaf shape. For instance, Echeveria lola is a few inches larger than Lilacina, and its leaves are slightly rounder and plumper. Keep reading to learn more information about Echeveria lola vs lilacina. I will also show you their images, hence you can compare them and their differences will be easier for you.  if you are ready, let's get going. Echeveria Lola: A Stunning Hybrid Echeveria Lola is…

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13

Apr

By Elahe Rabiei

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House Plant Identification, Plant Identification, Succulent Identification

Echeveria Benitsukasa VS Nodulosa: An Easy Tested Way to Distinguish

Echeveria nodulosa is known for its rosette shape and often green leaves with reddish to pink hues. However, Echeveria benitsukasa' is a well-known cultivar of Echeveria nodulosa with more pronounced red shades on its leaves. For Echeveria benitsukasa vs nodulosa, in addition to their colourations, you can also consider large caruncles on the leaves of Benitsukasa. Keep reading to tell you more keys to identify them. Anyway, while seeking on markets you find various names such as Echeveria benitsukasa, Echeveria nodulosa, Echeveria nodulosa painted lady, Echeveria nodulosa “Benitsukasa”, or Echeveria nodulosa “Maruba Benitsukasa” for a very similar Echeveria types. But…

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10

Apr

By Elahe Rabiei

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House Plant Identification, Plant Identification, Succulent Identification

Echeveria devotion vs pulvinate: Do it Easy!

Echeveria Devotion is a cultivar of Echeveria pulvinata. So, its correct name is Echeveria pulvinata “Devotion “. Actually, Echeveria pulvinate is an originate species with several varieties including: Echeveria pulvinata “Devotion “. Echeveria pulvinata “Ruby “. Echeveria pulvinata “Rose “. Echeveria pulvinata “Frosty “: This is also known as Echeveria pulvinata “Leucotricha”. Hence, when people ask me about” Echeveria devotion vs pulvinate”, I answer that it’s dependent on comparing Echeveria devotion with which variety of Echeveria pulvinate. In the following, I first describe the appearance of Echeveria devotion and then compare it with other varieties of Echeveria pulvinate. Keep reading.…

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09

Apr

By Elahe Rabiei

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House Plant Identification, Plant Identification, Succulent Identification

Echeveria Devotion Vs Ruby Slippers: All You Need to Distinguish

Echeveria devotion, whose correct name is Echeveria pulvinata Devotion, is a stunning small compact succulent with green leaves that are burgundy in tips. However, Echeveria ruby slippers (its exact name is Echeveria harmsii Ruby Slippers) are another velvet Echeveria type with reddish leaves and a shrubbier growth habit. Keep reading to learn more keys for Echeveria Devotion Vs Ruby Slippers. Echeveria Devotion     is a captivating succulent that stands out due to its striking appearance. In the following, you can see its images and key features, which help you to identify it easier. Key Features: Compact Growth: This cultivar…

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06

Apr

By Elahe Rabiei

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House Plant Identification, Plant Identification, Succulent Identification

Echeveria perle von nurnberg vs purple pearl: The Last Word

Hi, I’m a horticultural consultant, and in this post, I’m going to give the ultimate answer to one of the frequent questions in succulents identification: Echeveria perle von nurnberg vs purple pearl. While shopping in plant nurseries or searching on Google, you will find various names like Echeveria perle von nurnberg, Echeveria purple pearl and even Echeveria gibbiflora 'Purple Pearl' for one of the most stunning purple Echeveria types. But who is she? Are all of them the same plants or various Echeveria species? Indeed, they are the same plants without any difference. Please keep reading to find out my…

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05

Apr

By Elahe Rabiei

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House Plant Identification, Plant Identification, Succulent Identification

Echeveria harmsii vs pulvinate: A beginners Guide to Identification

Echeveria harmsii is very similar to the Echeveria pulvinate “Frosty”; both plants have grey-green to bluish leaves with a farina coat. However, in “Echeveria harmsii vs pulvinate”, the Pulvinate grows more compact and produces more pink flowers, but Harmsii is taller and produces orange to red flowers. Echeveria harmsii is an indoor succulent with vibrant green, fleshy leaves arranged in a symmetrical rosette, featuring a unique, slightly pointed tip and producing tall, colourful flower stalks adorned with tubular orange to red blooms." Echeveria pulvinate have several varieties, three of which are colourful (Rose, Ruby, and Devotion), and the Frosty have…

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09

Mar

By Elahe Rabiei

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House Plant Identification, Plant Identification, Succulent Identification

5 Echeveria pulvinata Varieties: Ideal for a Colorful Succulent Collection

Echeveria pulvinata is characterized by its fuzzy, velvety leaves. However, this popular Succulent comes in various stunning colours, including shades of green, pink, red, and purple, which make Echeveria pulvinata varieties: Frosty, Rose, Ruby, Devotion and Leucotricha. I love these varieties because of their compact, rosette-shaped growth habit, which makes them a versatile addition to my indoor plant collection. All Echeveria pulvinate varieties are relatively low-maintenance. In the following, I will tell you more about their features and aesthetics, along with tips for caring for them. Let’s get going! Echeveria pulvinata Varieties: 'Frosty' Echeveria pulvinata 'Frosty' is a captivating succulent…

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15

Feb

By Elahe Rabiei

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House Plant Identification, House Plant Identifier, Succulent Identification

3 impressive Echeveria setosa Types: All You Should Know

Echeveria setosa types include Deminuta, Minor, Cristata. In this post, you will find their aesthetics and features which help you distinguish these varieties and choose the best for your house. I also will tell you about caring for them and you will find facts about these Echeveria setosa types. Echeveria setosa also known as the Mexican Firecracker, is a small succulent with fuzzy, red-tipped leaves. This lovely plant has compact rosettes shape of green leaves. Its leaves are covered with tiny hairs, giving them a velvety texture. I love the vibrant red or orange tips of its leaves which will…

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03

Feb

By Elahe Rabiei

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House Plant Identification

Trailing Jade Vs String of Turtles: Which One Do I Have?

Is it a trailing Jade or String of Turtles? Who is my lovely trailing houseplant, and how should I care for it? Although both plants are different species of Peperomia with similar appearance, their identification is straightforward. If your plant leaves are small, round, and fleshy, resembling tiny turtle shells you are the parent of a String of Turtles (Peperomia prostrata), however, if it has small round solid green leaves, you have a Trailing Jade (Peperomia rotundifolia). Hi, I’m a horticultural consultant and here is all you need to identify and care for your Trailing Jade or String of Turtles.  Before…

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29

Jan

By Elahe Rabiei

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House Plant Identification, Plant Identification, Type of Indoor Plants

Dracaena Identification with Pictures: 9 Dracaena Species + 25 Dracaena Varieties

Do you have a Dracaena plant and are exploring to find its name? If Dracaena identification is your challenge, here is a comprehensive collection of Dracaena species and varieties with their pictures. Join me in this post to identify your Dracaena plant easily because I compare them with their important characters in tables. Please don't waste time and let's start our journey to the world of Dracaena plants. Dracaena Identification: Dracaena Species There are about 170 species in the Dracaena genus. They belong to the asparagus family and are native to Central America, South Asia, Africa, and northern Australia. In…

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