Every plant in the world
Species catalog
Care data, real photos from members’ collections and a community bloom calendar – for every species.
1315 species in catalog
378 genera
103 species grown by members
All 1315 Cactus 224 Succulent 146 Orchid 91 Houseplant 199 Garden flower 305 Carnivorous 44 Herb 72 Tree / bonsai 171 Other 63
Genera: C
28 species
Caladium Araceae Foliage dies back in autumn: store the tuber dry at 15–18 °C and restart it in spring. Calathea Marantaceae Wants soft (rain or filtered) water; brown leaf edges mean dry air or hard water. Campanula Campanulaceae Regular deadheading often brings a second flush of flowers later in summer. Chlorophytum Asparagaceae Spider plant babies on the runners root instantly in water or soil. Cissus Vitaceae Climbs happily even in cooler, less sunny spots – an ideal indoor climber. Clivia Amaryllidaceae Needs a 6–8 week cool (8–12 °C), dry winter rest to flower; do not turn it once budded. Codiaeum Euphorbiaceae Its colours need lots of light; draughts or a cold shock make it drop leaves. Coffea Rubiaceae Use lime-free water and avoid harsh sun; from 3–4 years old it can flower and fruit. Coleus Lamiaceae Pinch out the flower spikes – after flowering the leaf colours fade and the plant ages. Colocasia Araceae It drinks and feeds heavily in summer; store the tuber dry at 10–15 °C in winter. Columnea Gesneriaceae Keep it near 15 °C with less water for 4–6 weeks in winter to boost flowering. Cordyline Asparagaceae Brown leaf tips signal dry air or too much fluoride – water with rainwater. Ctenanthe Marantaceae Use soft, lime-free water; hard water browns the leaf edges. Cyclamen Primulaceae Flowers longest when cool (12–16 °C); water from below and keep the tuber dry. Cyperus Cyperaceae A bog plant – always keep water in the saucer.
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