How to Fertilize Houseplants
Spring signals the start of houseplant fertilizing season in Northeast Ohio.
A dense, bushy, dwarf form of the original umbrella tree. This tropical houseplant possesses glossy, deep green foliage that forms profuse, but small umbrellas of 7 to 9 leaflets held above the entire plant. Excellent when used for bonsai, topiaries, and floor plants. Shop Umbrella Plants available now.
Grow in bright indirect lighting from an eastern or northern exposure window, or under fluorescent lighting. Prefers average to warm household temperatures, 65°-80°F. Keep soil evenly moist to slightly dry. Supply extra humidity by setting on a shallow tray of moistened pebbles. Feed with Osmocote or Miracle-Gro April-September. Prune to keep a tidy habit any time.
Grow with other bright indirect light houseplants such as, Bromeliads, Croton, Flamingo Flower, and other succulents.
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