The goldfish plants genus includes tropical flowering plants. The common name Goldfish plant comes from their flowers which have fused petals that resemble goldfish in shape and color. Members of this genus make popular ornamental plants and are typically grown in hanging baskets.
Water:
Goldfish plants thrives in humid tropical environments and needs consistent moisture. It is sensitive to both over and under-watering, requiring weekly hydration for optimal health. This indoor ornamental flourishes with moisture levels simulating its native habitat, promoting vigorous flowering during the growing season.
Propagation:
Propagation of goldfish plants primarily involves stem cuttings and seed sowing. Success relies on bright, indirect light, warmth (65-80°F), and well-draining soil. High humidity is crucial, particularly for cuttings, which need specific conditions. Seeds demand longer, more controlled efforts.
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