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Senecio confusus 'Mexican Flame Vine': Indoor Care Guide

Senecio confusus 'Mexican Flame Vine'

Follow these secrets for success:

Secrets of Success

Light: High light indoors
Water: Water when soil is dry; keep drier in winter
Fertilizer: Feed regularly during growing season
Humidity: Prefers dry air
Temperature: Avoid extremes

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