As the name implies, the cast iron plant is a tough, no-nonsense plant for indoors or out. The cast iron plant, which is native to Japan and China, is hardy, easy to care for, and attractive both ...

Cast-iron plants are easy to care for, both indoors and out, and ideal for both new and experienced plant ... under trees and are deer-resistant. (Here are 38 more deer-resistant plants for your ...

Aspidistra elatior, or “Cast Iron ... under a tree canopy, creates a classic tranquil Southern scene. Watering requirements are flexible, with the plant tolerating some degree of sporadic care.

Over time, the cast iron plant will spread ... so it can grow under trees and large shrubs where other plants may not be able to compete with the tree roots. In the landscape, cast iron makes ...

Cast iron plants don’t typically bloom indoors, but when grown outdoors ... or under-watering or environmental stress. “If you see these signs, try laying off watering and protect the plant ...

Outdoors in ... Then, to control the plant’s overall height and width, trim tall stalks to the desired length, cutting each about an inch above the next leaf. Cast iron plants thrive on neglect ...

My mature and thick cast iron plants growing around the bottom of a tree have lots of brown edges ... apply it as if you were watering the plant — until some runs out of the drainage holes.

I have a deep shaded area under some trees and want to plant a ground cover. Someone suggested cast iron plants ... in areas that have few rocks and tree roots that can interfere with the jaw ...

Commonly known as the cast-iron plant, this houseplant is about as indestructible ... having brown leaf tips could be down to your plant being under or overwatered. Always check how dry the soil is ...

Cast iron plants, which are native to Japan and China, are hardy, easy to care ... plant is a houseplant, apply a balanced liquid fertilizer according to the product instructions. If it grows ...