I got this plant from a funeral today and I'm wondering how long all of these plants can stay in the same pot? Also I can tell one is a dragon tree but thoughts on what the others are? I haven't had a chance to identify them yet.
I got this plant from a funeral today and I'm wondering how long all of these plants can stay in the same pot? Also I can tell one is a dragon tree but thoughts on what the others are? I haven't had a chance to identify them yet.
The big one on the left looks like calathea Zebrina but I’m not really sure. The yellow leafed one is a croton. The leafy one on the right side looks like a baby majesty palm? Sorry I don’t know the one in the front. You’re right that they shouldn’t stay in the same spot. Some will need water more often than others. They would all probably like a decent amount of light though
3 likesYeah I’d split these up immediately. The calathea I would put in a self watering pot and the others just in regular pots. Walmart has pots on sale right now. The dracaena and calathea need slightly less light than the other three. The croton and dracaena need similar water care.
3 likesThe one in front could be a Pilea Moon Valley?
2 likescrotons are prone to mealy bugs so be careful!
1 likeI’m thinking the little palm may be Neanthe Bella, parlor palm. In front you have possibly friendship plant (pilea moon valley) or possibly a peperomia? Continuing clockwise: croton, calathea, dracaena marginata.
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