table of contentsToxinSymptoms of poisoningFirst aidpreventionOf the Dragon tree, botanically Dracaena, is a popular houseplant. In appearance, many dragon trees are reminiscent of a palm, but, botanically speaking, dragon trees and palm trees are only very distant relatives. Dragon trees come in many types. As a typical houseplant, we mainly cultivate the Canary Island dragon tree (Dracaena draco), which, like all of them Other varieties also contain toxins that can cause intoxication in pet...
table of contentsImportance of Correct PouringCustomize pouringWater the poinsettia properlytimelotQuality of the irrigation waterCreate a drainage facilityMisinterpretation of discarding leavesRepotting and wateringThe sale of poinsettias is booming during Advent. It is particularly popular at this time. Unfortunately, it usually only has a short lifespan. In many cases, it doesn't even survive until the Christmas holidays. It is often faulty maintenance, in which watering plays a major role...
table of contentsToxicityChriststern hybrid varietiesWild plantsBe careful when buyingRecognize wild formWhere is the poison?Symptoms of intoxicationBabies and childrendogs and catsIn the run-up to Christmas it is Christmas star the classic among plants and, with good care, lasts far beyond that. But as popular as it is, some plant lovers are skeptical about it, because it is said to be poisonous. There are many statements circulating on the Internet that cover no to high toxicity. But what's...
table of contentsLoss of leaves and flowersThe ideal locationCauses of the shedding of flowers and leavesTemperaturesexposurewaterNutrients / soilDiseasesCountermeasuresWith its sometimes lush head of shoots and its plump blooms that shine in winter, the Schlumbergera belongs - mostly by its common name Christmas cactus well-known - also outside of the Christmas season one of the most popular and common types of cacti in living rooms at home. The greater the worry is when you look at your Chr...
table of contentsHardy specieswinteringWinter protectionLocationNot hardy specieswinteringLocationtemperatureto waterFertilizeRemove dead flowersDespite their toxicity, cyclamen are among the most popular indoor and garden flowers. Despite the name, the genus is not a plant from the Alpine region, apart from the species Cyclamen purpurascens, the earth bread. They are also not related to the violets (bot. viola). The pretty plants come from the Mediterranean area and are native to the Middle ...
table of contentsWaxed amaryllisdurabilityExtend flowering timeSaving waxed amaryllisWaxed amaryllis have been a popular decorative element in the Advent and Christmas season for several years. Since they are without water and Substrate flourish, the plants can easily be arranged in bowls with other Christmas decorations. But what about the shelf life of the knight's star, the German name of the plant? But do you actually have to dispose of the plants in the household waste, or is it worth tr...
table of contentsToxicity1. skin protection2. Flowers and leaves3. LocationDanger to animals and childrenSymptoms of poisoningFirst aidOf the Christmas cactus, also known botanically as Schlumbergera, has a peculiar and therefore particularly decorative look. However, it is not only the sharp thorns that can be dangerous. Plant sap, flowers and leaves also pose a risk. This is especially true for animals with a low body weight, such as pets and children. If you do not want to do without the C...
table of contentsKeep the rest phasetimeRight locationOptimal temperaturesWatering and fertilizingExtend flowering timeIf nothing else blooms in late winter, then one will be enchanted Flaming Kathchen with beautiful and decorative flowers on the windowsill. Kalanchoe blossfeldiana is considered to be easy to care for, but it can happen that the plant does not bloom. Getting a second flower can be difficult, especially when the first flowers have faded. However, the plant should by no means b...
table of contentsSimple stickMoss stickInstructions for wrappingTrellis with coconut fiber or juteObelisk as a climbing aidBuild a simple trellisBuild stable trellisOffer the net as a stopCord as a climbing aidWall hookArchwiresGravity as a climbing aidSome of the most beautiful houseplants are trailing specimens. In the great outdoors they find a suitable footing on their own. Mostly on trees in the rainforest, because they are predominantly tropical plants. There is no natural climbing aid ...
table of contentsRecognize signsImmediate actionSave heavily watered plantsPrevent waterloggingPot choicedrainagePour properlyPlants have their own language that they use to draw attention to false conditions. They hang their leaves or show discoloration. When you discover these signs, correct interpretation is of great importance. This is the only way to take the appropriate action and save your plant. With a little practice, many hobby gardeners can quickly identify the needs of the plants....
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