table of contentsRepot the orchid while it is in bloomRisky varietiesRepot during flowering: instructions1. Prepare the tool2. Remove the orchid from the pot3. Control roots4. Move orchid5. Moisten the orchidWith their characteristic flowers, orchids are among the most popular flowering plants among Germans and are very often kept in large numbers. When caring for orchids, repotting is one of the most important and, at the same time, most complicated steps, as the procedure has to be differen...
table of contentsMealybugRecognize mealybug infestationGet rid of mealybugsQuarantine: the first sensible stepsuitable home remediesShoweringalcoholSolutions with soft soapRapeseed oil-water emulsionNeem oilEcological means from the tradePredators as hard-working helpersWhen the buds of an orchid open, filigree flowers in the brightest colors emerge. As if shaped by an artist to last forever. And in fact, every flower stalk makes us happy for several weeks at a time. Unfortunatelly it is Orch...
sticky drops on the orchid flower panicletable of contentsPest infestationTypical signsPestsWoodliceAphidsRed spiderSnailsThripsSciarid gnatsMealybugs and mealybugsOrchids are considered sensitive plants and require good, correct care. But even the best handling of the plant will hold up Pests does not necessarily prevent them from infecting them. Plantopedia will explain to you which parasites are typical of orchids and how they are combated.Pest infestationThere is an optimal location, perf...
table of contentscausesLocationcoldHeating airhumidityWaterlightSubstrateEthylenePestsWith its flowers, the orchid in all its variations is a hit in German living rooms and is particularly popular with its eye-catching shape. Every year new buds form so that the Orchidaceae can present their bloom again. But it can happen that due to mistakes in care the buds dry up and then fall off. Without the buds, no flowers will be able to form, which should be avoided at all costs.causesCauses of the l...
table of contentsWet and bog meadowsDry grass / grasslandPastures / fertilized meadowsForest meadows / shadow meadowsMountain meadows and pasturesGrass and rubble spots, overgrown areas, weed corridors, grassy roadsidesfrequently asked QuestionsThe color of the flowers is an important criterion for identifying plants. Some indigenous blue meadow flowers and their characteristics are listed here.In a nutshellFlowers grow on different types of meadowssome plants come from other parts of the wor...
table of contentsDragon tree species from A to D.Dragon tree species from F to Sfrequently asked QuestionsWith their shiny, green, striped, dotted or red-edged leaves, dragon trees are among the most popular indoor plants. The 10 copies in this overview are among the most beautiful Dragon tree-Types and are something for every taste and every room size.In a nutshellIn nature, dragon trees grow as upright, single-stemmed shrubsalso low-growing varieties with spreading forms and heavily branche...
table of contentsToxicity to humansFor petsPoisoning in parakeetsIn small rodentsfrequently asked QuestionsThe arrow leaf is one of the most beautiful tropical plants that can be found in living rooms at home. But their beauty doesn't hide the fact that Alocasia is toxic, especially to children and pets.In a nutshellElephant ear (Alocasia) is poisonous for humans and animals in all parts of the plantonly slightly toxic for adultsSmall children are more at risk, depending on the amount consume...
table of contentsThe rubber treeWatering rubber tree - 9 rulesfrequently asked QuestionsDid you come across the rubber tree while looking for a decorative houseplant? That's a good choice! Proper watering is crucial for the vitality of your rubber tree. Find out what is important.In a nutshellWater rubber trees only moderatelyPlant is sensitive to waterloggingDrainage recommendedwell suited for hydroponicsDust off leaves regularlyThe rubber treeThe rubber tree (Ficus elastica) is one of the b...
table of contentsLocationtemperaturehumiditySubstrateto waterFertilizeCutRepotfrequently asked QuestionsThe Alocasia zebrina, because of the shape and size of its leaves, also called an arrow leaf or Elephant ear is an attractive houseplant. In order for the alocasia to grow and thrive vigorously, it needs the right location and special care.In a nutshellbright, but not directly sunny locationat least five hours of sun a dayno midday sunKeep the substrate slightly moist, high humidityFertiliz...
table of contentsSite conditionsThe right substrateWatering and fertilizingCutOverwinterRepotMultiplicationDiseases and pestsfrequently asked QuestionsThe agave is a real desert child and is often cultivated as a houseplant in this country, provided that the respective species is suitable for it. In terms of care, this succulent is rather undemanding.In a nutshellis very suitable as a houseplantAs a succulent plant, it can store large amounts of water in its leavescopes well with droughtloves...
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