Maximum Temperature Summer 31 degree C
Clematis White
- 🤍 Large open white flowers 10–15 cm across on a deciduous climbing vine
- ☀️ Sun on the vine, shade on the roots — the one rule clematis insists on
- 💧 Keep evenly moist; clematis dislike drying out between waterings
- 🌡️ Temperature Tolerance: ideal 25°C day / 20°C night; heat stress begins around 35°C day and visible leaf injury follows within days at 45°C
- 📐 Climbs 2–3 m by twining leaf stalks — needs thin wire or mesh, not a thick post
- 🏆 Best suited to hill stations; long lived and improves for years in one spot
Dragon fruit Red(Hylocereus undatus) Live Plant
Plant will be send on poly bag (9 cm diameter) and plant height will be 8-10 inches as shown in picture.
Dragon fruit (Hylocereus undatus) grows best in temperatures ranging from 68-86°F (20-30°C). It requires plenty of sunshine and protection from cold temperatures, as temperatures below 55°F (13°C) can cause damage to the plant. It is important to keep the temperature consistent and not to let it dip below 55°F (13°C) at night. Too high of temperatures can also cause damage to the plant, so it is best to keep the temperature in the optimal range.
Dyckia
- 🌵 Striking spiky succulent bromeliad — Dyckia has sharp, serrated, silvery-green to bronze leaves with ferocious teeth along the margins
- ☀️ Full sun preferred — at least 5–8 hours of direct sunlight; tolerates intense heat
- 💧 Minimal watering — water every 2–3 weeks; extremely drought-tolerant; never waterlog
- 🌡️ Thrives in hot, dry to subtropical conditions (0°C to 48°C); very adaptable across India
- 📐 Compact rosette 15–40 cm diameter — architectural, sculptural succulent that multiplies over time
- 🏆 Rare collector's bromeliad — unlike typical bromeliads, Dyckia is drought-tolerant and sun-loving
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