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How to growing money Plants.   Growing money plants, also known as pothos or devil's ivy, is relatively easy and can be done both indoors and outdoors. Here is a detailed guide on how to grow money plants: 1. Choosing a pot and soil:    - Money plants can be grown in either plastic or clay pots. Ensure the pot has good drainage holes.    - Use a well-draining potting mix or a mixture of equal parts of garden soil, compost, and perlite. 2. Planting the cutting:    - Take a 6-inch long stem cutting from a healthy, mature money plant.    - Remove the bottom leaves and place the cutting in a glass of clean water, making sure that only the nodes are submerged.    - Change the water every 2-3 days, and after around 2 weeks, you will notice small roots developing.    - Once the roots are about 1-2 inches long, it's time to plant the cutting in a pot. 3. Planting in a pot:    - Fill the pot with the prepared soil mi...

 Garden petunia, a species of petunia aktkinsiana hybrid species of garden plant. Description : Garden petunia (Petunia atkinsiana) is a hybrid form of garden plant that includes all hybrids between two species of P. petunia. Petunias in the garden require several hours of sunlight each day. Tips from garden coaches  Garden petunia has rich cultivated varieties to meet different needs. Can be used as a ground cover potted flower pot. With simple care you can have a vibrant petunia in your garden.  Attract Birds Garden petunias should definitely be on your list if you want to create a hummingbird-attracting garden! Hummingbirds need to feed on a variety of nectar sources and the wider the selection the better. Look for varieties that come in colors that naturally attract hummingbirds especially yellow-orange and most reds and they are attracted to the tubular shape of these flowers. Garden petunias can provide early season food for these little honeybees and y...