These low-light indoor plants grow with very little sunlight, so you can enjoy a part of nature in every corner of your home ...

1. Queen of the night/Dutchman’s pipe cactus (Epiphyllum oxypetalum) A member of the so-called “orchid-cactus” genus, Queen of the Night or Dutchman’s Pipe Cactus is a tropical, epiphytic cactus ...

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The cannabinoids in these gummies are derived from the flower of the plant — not the stalk and stem — providing higher ... asleep and reports they have a tropical taste with no hemp undertones.

A quick pruning in the summer months can encourage more flowers come winter. Pinch back stems in early June to promote branching ... as they need them to bloom, but they are tropical plants and cannot ...

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Fresh blooms are always welcome in a home, whether you receive a bouquet as a gift or snip them from your garden.

If you want more of these tropical cacti around your house, maybe for a huge, flowering centerpiece for the holidays, use cut stems to produce more plants. HGIC suggests using stems with three to ...

"The research lays the foundation for using artificial organelles to replace or supplement traditional stem cell therapies, bringing renewed hope for efficient and targeted neural repair," Liu said.

In honor of World STEM Day, DXC is proud to sponsor and participate in several programs throughout the globe, with the goal of enhancing STEM talent. As a global leader in IT services, DXC recognizes ...

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(Chris Petersen via AP) This 2003 image provided by Chris Petersen shows tropical banana plants growing on the Farmingdale ...