Description

Laxmi Kamal Sempervivum is a mat-forming, evergreen, succulent perennial, up to 4 inches (10 cm) tall, forming rosettes of fleshy, ovate, pointed, maroon-tipped, grey-green leaves. Short spikes of pink flowers appear in summer. Perfect for containers, rock gardens, as a ground cover, or anywhere else you can imagine. When this plant grows into a wider clump it is more likely to start flowering. When it does flower you will notice that the rosettes that have the flowers will die after flowering, however the rest of the clump will not die, and continue to grow, filling in the spaces.

What makes it special:

• One of the Beautiful and hardy succulent.
• Low maintenance plant.
• Best for sunny windows.

Secret Behind This Plant:

In planting this plant with the Vidhi- Vidhan  in the house, you will surely get a special result which will remove the obstruction caused by your wealth and the new dimension of wealth for you will open. If money does not sustain  in your home, then it will also help to sustain money at your home or business .

Shortly after applying this plant, you will feel that money has started coming to your house and to pave new and new paths of earning money will start.

By applying this plant, Vastu defect is removed from the house. If you are troubled by somebody’s court case, then plant the Aparajita plant with LAXMIKAML  & VISHNU KAMAL Plant. Place this plant in the north east direction i.e., or near the place of worship, within a few days or the plantIng this plant will start showing the effect its  does not provide money, but also maintains peace and prosperity in the house.By applying this plant, your problems related to money are solved because in it Laxmi ji lives.

Laxmi Kamal Plant’s Care Instructions:

Laxmi Kamal Sempervivum are not difficult to grow, provided they are not waterlogged and killed from excess watering. They can be easily grown outdoors and in containers, and they earned the name “Houseleeks” from their tendency to root on the roofs of houses. After the mother plant flowers, it will naturally die, but by this time, the plant has likely produced many offsets that will continue to grow. These are excellent for cold windows. Sempervivum earned their popular name “Hen and Chicks” from their growth habit. The mother plant, or hen, sends off numerous offsets, which will cluster around her base like chicks. These offsets can be easily repotted, or the plants can be left to form a clumping mat.

Repot as needed, preferably during the warm season. To repot a succulent, make sure the soil is dry before repotting, then gently remove the pot. Knock away the old soil from the roots, making sure to remove any rotted or dead roots in the process. Treat any cuts with a fungicide. Place the plant in its new pot and backfill with potting soil, spreading the roots out as you repot. Leave the plant dry for a week or so, then begin to water lightly to reduce the risk of root rot.