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Sources
Porcelain fish pot (on short
stand) and glossy white
cylinder, potteryking.com.
Silver footed plant stand
and protected teak tall plant
stand, in Instant Gray, shop
terrain.com. Small Milton #4
pot (on tall stand), in White,
benwolffpottery.com. Alaska
hanging planter, sprouthome
.com. Shroom side table and
Roz pink planter, cb2.com.

EASY

Agave

desmettiana

‘J o e H o a k ’

INTERMEDIATE

Kalanchoe

‘Mother of

Thousands’

ADVANCED

Calamondin

orange

With a sunny south-

facing window, you can

enjoy a full panoply

of plants. Not only are

flowers an option, but

citrus fruits and ultra-

architectural cacti and

succulents can be yours

as well. For most flow-

ering plants, more sun

means more water.

Cacti and succulents are

exceptions—they pre-

fer drier conditions.

It’s always wise to accli-

mate a plant slowly to

very bright light, mov-

ing it gradually closer

to the window.

BRIGHT

LIGHT

MORE THAN 6 HOURS

OF SUN

EASY

Echeveria

‘Black Prince’

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