So she feels completely at ease

What should owners of this plant pay attention to when watering?

The large and often numerous leaves of the parrot flower evaporate a lot of water. Therefore, the earth dries up quickly. It is therefore important to water regularly and preferably with stale or low-lime water - if possible with rainwater. In addition, the water should be warm.

In the growth phase, which begins from May / June and lasts until September, more watering is required. Then water when you notice that the top layer of soil has dried up! The root ball must never dry out! At the same time, you should make sure that there is no accumulating moisture! Excess water should be able to drain away unhindered. In winter this plant is generally watered less.

Which fertilizers are suitable and at what intervals is fertilization used?

The regular one Fertilize the Strelitzia is extremely significant. Still, it is important not to

overfertilizewhat can happen quickly. Over-fertilization leads to the failure of the flower.

Keep the following in mind when fertilizing this plant:

• every 14 days is sufficient
• fertilize sparingly
• do not fertilize at all in winter
• Complete fertilizer use
• Add liquid fertilizer to the irrigation water
• Fertilizer stick(€ 9.82 at Amazon *) can be used alternatively

How do you overwinter this plant?

The Strelitzia needs rest in winter to gather strength for its spring flowers. Therefore, place them in a bright but cool room from mid-September. For example, winter gardens and stairwells are suitable for wintering. Room temperatures between 10 and 14 ° C are ideal. Too warm overwintering quarters can lead to blossom failure.

Should the Strelitzia be cut?

You should never cut back the Strelitzia radically! If you are bothered by too many leaves, tear them out with one jerk so that no stump remains. You can also remove old flowers.

When do you repot a Strelitzia?

If the pot is full of roots, the soil is used up, the roots look out of the drainage holes at the bottom or out of the soil at the top, then the time has come to repot. Usually this is advisable every 3 years in the spring after wintering. Be extremely careful when doing this! Otherwise you could injure the delicate roots of this plant.