Wakasa plant

The Waxy Plant An uncommon indoor plant. Its leaves are arrow-shaped and large, characterized by veins that differ in color from the dark green leaf, as these veins may be white or yellow. It is not watered unless the soil is dry, and it is preferable to spray its leaves with water mist continuously as it loves humidity. Temperature The suitable temperature for this plant ranges between 18 and 21 degrees Celsius. Lighting It also prefers bright indirect light in winter. It loves humidity, so it is necessary to maintain soil moisture constantly. It is also recommended to provide a humid environment by spraying the leaves with water mist several times daily, especially in summer, or placing the plant on a tray with wet pebbles. Watering should be reduced during winter. It is preferred to repot it annually during spring. Important notes: * The dryness of the soil is measured by inserting the finger fully into the soil to determine how dry it is. * Sometimes, the lengths and sizes of the plants may vary slightly from the displayed images. * During watering, it is best to do so in small amounts at different times and avoid contact with water. * Most plants may develop minor scars or cracks on some leaves, which is very normal and does not affect the overall appearance of the plant. * The most common reasons for the death of indoor plants are improper watering (too much or too little). The correct method is to let the plant dry out about 90% before watering again. * The small amount is about a quarter liter, the medium about 1 liter, and the large about 2 liters. These quantities are approximate and suitable for the plants; they may increase or decrease depending on the size.