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Disadvantages Of Peat-based Compost

In this post I’ve come up with a couple advantages for choosing to use the soil-based compost loam!

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Advantages Of Peat-based Compost

In this post I’ve come up with a couple advantages for choosing to use the soil-less compost peat!

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December 28, 2007 comment TrackBack-URI
     

Disadvantages Of Loam-based Compost

In this post I’ve come up with the disadvantages for choosing to use the soil-based compost loam!

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December 26, 2007 comment TrackBack-URI
     

Advantages Of Loam-based Compost

In this post I’ve come up with a couple advantages for choosing to use the soil-based compost loam!

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December 24, 2007 comment TrackBack-URI
     

Ficus Radicans “Variegata” - 4 Possible Problems

In this post I’ve come up with 4 of the most common problems that may occur with your Ficus radicans “Variegata.”

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Ficus Radicans “Variegata” - Water And Feeding

Water 2-3 times a week in the summer, never letting the compost dry out!

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Ficus Radicans “Variegata” - Repotting

For younger plants, once a year in the spring in loam - or peat based compost.

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December 17, 2007 comment TrackBack-URI
     

Ficus Radicans “Variegata” - Propagation

Propagation should be done in the spring with 4 inch (10cm) stem-tip cuttings.

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Ficus Radicans “Variegata” - Light And Temperature

It needs bright indirect light and fairly cool temperatures.

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Ficus Radicans “Variegata”

Also known as the “Rooting Fig;” this sturdy climber produces long, elegant stems with largish pointed green and creamy-white variegated leaves. It also looks good in a hanging basket.

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