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Lighting: Spider plants aren’t big on too much direct light, so make sure the light they receive is either filtered or low intensity. If they become too hot or get too much UV exposure, they’ll likely turn brown and even begin to drop leaves. Water and Soil: Water your Hibiscus generously, but do allow the soil to dry on the surface before watering it again. Houseplant soil works fine for Hibiscus plants, just stay on top of the repotting; they don’t like to be rootbound at all. Lighting: The indomitable pothos will thrive in almost any type of lighting. As long as it’s nothing extreme, these plants will happily grow in low light or near-full exposure. An interesting note about lighting and Golden pothos plants: the amount and filtration level of light will affect the amount of golden streaking in the leaves. They are also an excellent choice to mix with spring-flowering bulbs since they can effectively hide the unattractive bulb foliage that may be allowed to mature. Bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators are drawn to the flowers, making Nasturtium a valuable addition to the vegetable garden.

Genus Tropaeolum comprises just under 100 species (all native to Central and South America). 2 Tropaeolum. (n.d.). Kew Royal Botanic Gardens. Retrieved March 21, 2023, from https://powo.science.kew.org/taxon/urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:30002592-2 Choose plants that you can properly care for, and those that will best fit your lifestyle and your lizard’s preferences. They are most commonly used to populate outdoor areas, but Begonias can absolutely thrive inside when they’re well cared for. General Care Tips: Spider plants are prolific, and will probably need to be replanted about once a year. Mature Spider plants will produce “pups,” or little baby plants, which can be snipped off and replanted to create new plants.This variety offers all the delicate beauty that makes the Hibiscus so beloved, without being so high maintenance. While you can sometimes get these plants from reputable reptile dealers, most enthusiasts source them from gardening centers and big-box stores. It’s a cheaper and more accessible alternative. However, remember that those plants aren’t raised for chameleon use! Wash your plants regularly. You can use some water with a bit of dish soap (buy the fragrance and dye free kind, if possible) to carefully clean the leaves of your plants regularly. This helps the plants to stay healthy, and it keeps your pet’s home more sanitary. Cerinthe major purpurascens (honeywort): Rich blue bracts and purple flowers from May to October. HA, 50cm, www.dtbrownseeds.co.uk, self-seeds. Peachy Californian poppy Jelly Beans Rebirth of the blues

General Care Tips: Weeping figs don’t really like being moved around. In fact, they may just drop all their leaves in defiance. Once you’ve established a happy little Ficus benjamina, it’s best not to relocate it. Oh, and they don’t take kindly to getting too hot; avoid placing your Weeping Fig too close to any heat lamps or hot bulbs.It blooms from mid-summer to early autumn and the small, funnel-shaped flowers are a buttercup yellow with darker amber-to-red splotches. 2) Garden Nasturtium While most gardeners find there is more space outside for nasturtiums to spread (and climb, depending on varieties), it is fine to keep them indoors. If you are craving new indoor plant ideas and are keen to know more about the best conservatory plants, a nasturtium is a beautiful and easy way to add long-flowering color and disc-shaped foliage. Some people like to add them to greenhouse beds to boost the vitality of crops like tomatoes. Just consider the space available. You may find it is preferable to keep your indoor nasturtiums in containers. Most plants are not sold specifically to be used in a lizard habitat. In fact, they are often treated with pesticides and other substances that could be extremely harmful to your adorable, innocent chameleon. Pinks: From the quaint and vintage loveliness of ‘Purple Emperor’ to the spicy floral pops of bright cerise in ‘Baby Deep Rose’.

Some species grow at altitude in the alpine regions of the Andes while others grow in lowland coastal areas; Chile is a particular centre of species diversity. 2 Tropaeolum majus. (n.d.). Kew Royal Botanic Gardens. Retrieved March 21, 2023, from https://powo.science.kew.org/taxon/urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:310974-2 T. majus ‘Empress of India’ Nasturtium Empress of India, my garden Tall climbers, small groundcover varieties, colour-changing flowers and variegated foliage A mix of gravel, chalk, and sand with but a sprinkling of humus or manure mixed in will be perfect though any old soil will do. Ideally, this plant will get water when the soil is dry to about three centimeters. It can also do well with weekly feedings of plant fertilizer. Make sure to give the plant ample access to the sun. Otherwise, it’ll drop its leaves.Be mindful of heat when caring for the plants in your chameleon habitat. Some plants will die if kept too close to heat lamps, while others love to bake in the hot light. Arrange the plants in your tank accordingly.

Gomphrena globosa (globe amaranth): Spherical heads of papery petals in pink or white. They can last up to two weeks in a vase and can be dried for later use. Flowers June-September. HHA, 60cm, www.chilternseeds.co.uk. Nasturtiums make excellent companion plants for tomatoes and also some of the best companion plants for peppers as they help deter whitefly. This is one of the key pests for the Solanaceae (nightshade) family, so it can help if you want to know how to grow eggplant as well. These rather unusual plants typically have a very long blooming season, and their flowers come in an astonishing variety of colours from icy blue to blazing red. Lighting: Jade plants need several hours of good, direct lighting every day. Place them where they will be sure to get plenty of solid coverage from your UV setup. Some people remove their Jade plant to a sunny window daily (or at least every few days) to ensure they’re getting enough light. Lighting: Dracaena plants are sometimes touted as being shade tolerant. However, in practical application, you may find that “shade tolerant” is not the same as “shade loving.” Compactas can do well in areas where there is not an abundance of bright light, but they will begin to show signs of stress without enough UV light.Lighting: Rubber Trees enjoy partial to full exposure, but will wither in too-hot or too-bright conditions. Nasturtiums give you a low-maintenance way of filling indoor spaces with color for months. Select a variety suited to having less space to play in, so opt for a compact or a dwarf breed. This means saying no to trailing types. Our tips on growing in pots (above) outline some good varieties – try bushy ‘Tom Thumb’, exotic-tinted ‘Ladybird Rose’, vibrant ‘Alaska Mixed’ and spicy ‘Empress of India’. Different plants have different soil requirements. Succulents need good drainage, while many other kinds of house plants require more dense soil to be happy. A plant placed in unsuitable soil won’t be long for this world. Too much (or not enough) light