The porcelain flower in the garden
the Porcelain flower or wax flower often grows in nature as an epiphyte on the branches of trees. There the plant receives no direct sunlight and only receives limited amounts of moisture. If the porcelain flower is to thrive as a container plant on a terrace, it should by no means have to deal with waterlogging or direct sunlight. Hibernating the plant can sometimes cause problems, as the porcelain flower does not tolerate any change of location very well.
The porcelain flower in the house
When cultivating the extremely attractive blooming wax flower in the house, the following parameters must be precisely matched to the needs of the plant:
- Moisture of the substrate
- Sun exposure (if possible not directly in the sun)
- Temperature (in winter around 15 degrees Celsius if possible)
- Nutrient intake
When caring for the porcelain flower, care should be taken not to turn the plants after they have acclimatized to one location. Otherwise leaves and buds may fall off. Too frequent too Fertilize Using nitrogenous fertilizers can cause the hoya plants no longer bloom.
Tips
As the porcelain flower not entirely non-toxic If possible, the plant should be placed out of the reach of pets and small children.
