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Episcia dianthiflora, also called Alsobia dianthiflora is native to Costa Rica and Mexico . It is a superb plant, very vigorous, with very fleshy circular leaves, covered with strong hairiness. The stolons that run on the surface of the soil allow the plant to multiply like the plain green Chlorophytum . By cutting them, the main growth is encouraged, allowing a beautiful shape and more regular flowering... because the sight of its splendid white flowers with chiseled petals irremediably triggers the desire to encourage its blossoming!
Episcia dianthiflora is relatively easy to grow as long as it grows in a very humid environment.
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- Useour special mix , composed of 50% blond peat, 25% horticultural soil and 25% perlite.
- Choose a bright environment but without direct sunlight. Artificial light can be beneficial.
- Place the plant indoors or in a terrarium/paludarium type structure with plenty of atmospheric humidity for optimal growth. Temperatures between 10°C and 30°C.
- Water with rainwater or demineralized water. The substrate must be kept moist all year round, but avoid stagnant water under the plant.
- In spring and summer, it is beneficial to spray the plant with fertilizer diluted to a quarter, twice a month.
Episcia dianthiflora, also called Alsobia dianthiflora is native to Costa Rica and Mexico . It is a superb plant, very vigorous, with very fleshy circular leaves, covered with strong hairiness. The stolons that run on the surface of the soil allow the plant to multiply like the plain green Chlorophytum . By cutting them, the main growth is encouraged, allowing a beautiful shape and more regular flowering... because the sight of its splendid white flowers with chiseled petals irremediably triggers the desire to encourage its blossoming!
Episcia dianthiflora is relatively easy to grow as long as it grows in a very humid environment.
