Money Plant In Water to save money
You want to grow money plant in water you need to know some details.
“Scindapsus aureus “is the scientific name of the “money plant” grown in homes in Asia.
Epipremnum aureum is another scientific name that many consider synonymous. Besides “money plant,” other commonly used names for this plant are “pothos,” “silver vine,” “devil’s ivy,” “and “Solomon Islands ivy.”
Money plant History
This plant is native to Southeastern Asia and New Guinea. It belongs to the Araceae family, which contains more than 100 genera.
The plant is called a money plant because its leaves (round, flat, heart-shaped, dark green, and plump) resemble coins. It is a perennial and may be grown as either a trailer or a climber. Young plants bear three- to four-inch-long heart-shaped leaves. This plant is grown mainly indoors.
Money Plant Benefits from VASTU Sastra
Do not plant money plant in Northeast Direction, Because it is considered a negative side of it in the home. According to Vastu the owner of this direction is Jupiter and Jupiter and Venus is Enemy. you can Grow Tulsi Plant In Northeast Direction.
How to grow Money plant step by step process
Step 1 – Difference in water or soil potting of money plant
There is no easier way to do this than cutting a fresh section and put cut end into the water container, ideally to cut the entire section to the growth tip.
Water grown money plant will be smaller and slender as compared to soil grown.
STEP 2 – Money Plant Fertilizer Tips
Important! – Never add fertilizer to newly cut plants or after trimming. Doing so can be very damaging to the plant.
Important! – Never add fertilizer under strong sunlight as this can cause root and leave a burn. Do it in the late evening.
Notes – Only fertilizer that is specific for a foliage (leave) spray can be dose onto the leave, failing to comply can cause serious leave burns. Most liquid fertilizers are for root does.
STEP 3 – Traning the Money plant to climb
When you admire those nice money plant growing on the pole and you wondered why yours won’t. That’s because you either use the wrong type of pole medium or you did not train the plant to clinch to it. Wooden or plastic pole warp with husk is suitable medium.
The width of the pole is important as it affects how many plants can cling to it, creating a nice distribution. You can buy these from the nursery. Remember to buy bigger and deeper pot if the pole is tall to prevent tilting and remember to cater space for soil and plant to sit in.
If you have just bought a few smaller pots of money plant (generally you need to buy a few), simply re-pot them around the pole. Once the new plant has grown new shoots or longer (about 2-3 weeks), you can tie the plant close to the pole, making sure the stem touches the pole in certain sections. You need not stick the stem flat.
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