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How to Choose and Buy Healthy Inch worm
(Senecio pendulus)
Inch worm, also known as Tapeworm plant
Ideal for purchase in mid to late spring, inch worm is a unique, fast-growing plant that is moderately easy to maintain. Its distinctive cascading tendrils and rapid growth make it a popular choice. When shopping for inch worm, signs of a healthy plant include lush green leaves and robust growth.
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What Is the Best Time for Buying Inch Worm?

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The Symbolic or Cultural Significance of Inch Worm

There isn't the symbolic, cultural, or feng shui significance associated with inch worm. This plant does not appear in historic texts or traditional practices tied to symbolism or cultural heritage. Additionally, inch worm is not mentioned in the principles of feng shui, a philosophical system of harmonizing individuals with their surrounding environment.
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How to Select Healthy Inch Worm?

Inch worm is an excellent choice for houseplant enthusiasts. To ensure health, inspect the leaves for vibrant color and avoid any that are yellowing or browning. Check underneath leaves and the stem for signs of pests or disease. The plant should look lush and full, with no drooping or wilting. The soil should be moist but not soggy. Finally, a gentle tug on the plant should not dislodge it, indicating a strong root system. These indicators suggest a healthy inch worm.
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Is it Time to Repot Your New Plants for Better Growth?

Newly bought plants may need to be repotted under several circumstances:
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Temporary plant pots or mismatched sizes;
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The pot lacks drainage holes;
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Poor soil quality,water sitting on the surface longer than usual or draining too quickly.
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