The lucky feather is a popular plant because it requires little care. Depending on the location, it needs to be repotted after one to three years because the pot then becomes too small.Video tipTo the pointrepot in springChoose a permeable substrateDo not use a pot that is too largeCheck roots for damageremove damaged rootsTable of contentstimeSubstratePot sizeLucky Feather Repottingfrequently asked QuestionstimeWhen is it time? Lucky Feather(Zamioculcas) The plant itself indicates whether to...
Evergreen ground cover plants offer the ideal solution for grave planting because they all year round Look decorative, require little maintenance and make a grave look well-kept even in winter. A winter-hardy planting also saves the costs of new plants and therefore a lot of time. The range of ground cover plants is extensive, but some species/varieties are particularly suitable for planting at the grave, which stand out for their low maintenance and robustness.Video tipTable of contentsGroun...
Echeverias grow in the form of rosettes of leaves or as small bushes. The number of Echeveria species and hybrids seems almost endless. That's why we looked for the most beautiful echeverias for you.Video tipTo the pointEcheverias are thick-leaved plantsover 150 Echeveria species and countless hybridscome predominantly from MexicoLeaves and rosettes make them attractive foliage plantsvery robust and easy to care forTable of contentsEcheveria speciesFrom A to CFrom D to SEcheveria hybridsfrequ...
The steppe sage (Salvia nemorosa), also called ornamental sage, fills its surroundings with color and a pleasant scent. It offers an ideal basis for seas of flowers with suitable companion plants. The best combinations can be found here.Video tipTo the pointIdeal companion plants only with similar site conditionsPay attention to height and flowering timeParticularly attractive: companion plants with flower colors of the same color groupall combination examples also for container planting, wit...
The steppe sage (Salvia nemorosa), also called ornamental sage, fills its surroundings with color and a pleasant scent. It offers an ideal basis for seas of flowers with suitable companion plants. The best combinations can be found here.Video tipTo the pointIdeal companion plants only with similar site conditionsPay attention to height and flowering timeParticularly attractive: companion plants with flower colors of the same color groupall combination examples also for container planting, wit...
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The Plantura garden magazine To the Plantura Shop 0 search results for ""Show all resultsVegetables, fruits & herbsVegetablesFruitHerbsLawns, ornamental plants & woody plantsRaceFlowers, perennials etc.woody plantsPlant protection & gardening practiceBeneficial insectsPlant diseasesPests & nuisancesGarden practiceGarden designGarden calendarGreen Living & HouseplantsGreen lifeHouseplantsGarden animalsinsectsGarden birdsHedgehogs, squirrels & Co.About UsAbout PlanturaO...
The Plantura garden magazine To the Plantura Shop 0 search results for ""Show all resultsVegetables, fruits & herbsVegetablesFruitHerbsLawns, ornamental plants & woody plantsRaceFlowers, perennials etc.woody plantsPlant protection & gardening practiceBeneficial insectsPlant diseasesPests & nuisancesGarden practiceGarden designGarden calendarGreen Living & HouseplantsGreen lifeHouseplantsGarden animalsinsectsGarden birdsHedgehogs, squirrels & Co.About UsAbout PlanturaO...
The Plantura garden magazine To the Plantura Shop 0 search results for ""Show all resultsVegetables, fruits & herbsVegetablesFruitHerbsLawns, ornamental plants & woody plantsRaceFlowers, perennials etc.woody plantsPlant protection & gardening practiceBeneficial insectsPlant diseasesPests & nuisancesGarden practiceGarden designGarden calendarGreen Living & HouseplantsGreen lifeHouseplantsGarden animalsinsectsGarden birdsHedgehogs, squirrels & Co.About UsAbout PlanturaO...
The Schefflera, also known as the Radiant Aralia, is a popular houseplant that you don't necessarily have to cut. Only a topiary cut is possible if the plant becomes too large.Video tipTo the pointReasons for pruning: Plant gets too big or is sickSingle-shoot Scheffleraa can be trained to multi-shootDiseased plant parts can be removed at any timeTable of contentsPlant gets too bigPlant is sickWhen not to cutfrequently asked QuestionsPlant gets too bigThe Schefflera (Schefflera arboricola) is ...
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