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This is all about repotting a Euphorbia trigona including the mix to use, a useful trick and things good to know. I’m transplanting a Euphorbia trigona rubra (I’ve also seen it labeled as red or royal red) but all of this applies to the Euphorbia trigona (which is solid green) and other varieties also. The succulent & cactus mix is very light so this will prevent too much of the mix from escaping but still allows for the water to drain out. Fill the pot with enough succulent & cactus mix so when you place the plant in, the root ball is slightly above the rim of the pot mixed in a couple of handfuls of potting soil & compost along with the s & c mix.

I've grown Aeoniums along the coast of California & now here in the Arizona desert. These Aeonium arboreum care tips cover you for both climates

The Best Tips for Growing Your Own Balcony Garden Balcony gardening is all the rage right now, especially for apartment dwellers living in the big cities. Here's our list of pro tips for growing your own balcony garden which along with key points to consider

Dracaena Song Of India Care & Growing Tips: The Plant With Vibrant Foliage Do you love bright chartreuse foliage? Well then, this houseplant with the interesting, twisting growth habit is right up your alley. These Dracaena Song Of India care tips will keep yours healthy & looking good