table of contentsAn overview of possible causesWaterlogging or dry baleLow humidityUnfavorable temperatureDraftsCut off naked shoots and collect leavesfrequently asked Questionsthe Trout Begonia owes its beauty and popularity to the white dotted foliage. If you lose leaf by leaf, you need to quickly find the cause, such as insufficient humidity. This is how the tragedy ends!In a nutshellTrout begonia loses leaves due to an unfavorable location or incorrect careWaterlogging, dryness, low humid...
table of contentsAvoid care mistakesRubber tree diseaseslice MitesOther pestsfrequently asked QuestionsRubber trees are very popular as ornamental plants in this country. They are quite robust and extremely easy to care for. The rubber tree is only recommended for beginners. However, it is sometimes not spared from diseases and pests. We'll show you the most common rubber tree diseases and how to fight them. In a nutshellCare errors mostly cause disease and pest infestationWaterlogging causes...
table of contentsBasics about leafing through windowsPot size Growth per yearRepotfrequently asked QuestionsThe Monstera doesn't get its name by chance. Their proportions can actually get "monstrous" over time. Repotting them then requires strength and large pots. Here you can find out how to optimally adapt the pot size to your Monstera.In a nutshellmost window leaves grow very largethere are some smaller breeds that remainGrowth per year depends on location and maintenanceGrowth can hardly ...
table of contentsEye spot diseaseLeaf chlorosis (bleaching)Leaf spot diseaseNutrient deficiency or excesssunburnRoot rotfrequently asked QuestionsThe Monstera is a popular classic among house plants. It scores with its large green or variegated leaves, but rarely forgives care mistakes. How to Identify and Treat the Most Common Monstera Diseases.In a nutshellSigns of some illnesses can appear suddenlyvery often go back to mistakes in maintenanceare first shown by the nature of the leavesturn ...
table of contentsRubber tree: win offshootsPropagation through side branchesPlant rubber tree cuttings directlyGrow the cuttings in waterOffshoots from the rubber tree trunkfrequently asked QuestionsRubber trees are very decorative and also extremely easy to care for. No wonder that many enthusiasts want to own several trees. Since the trees in indoor culture do not form seeds, it is advisable to propagate the rubber tree using cuttings. We explain exactly how this works here.In a nutshellOff...
table of contentsSearch for the causeLocationSubstrateto waterFertilizeCutInstructions for scratchingfrequently asked QuestionsRe-sprouting an elephant's foot doesn't have to be difficult. Depending on the cause, simple measures may be sufficient. The instructions show how it can be done.In a nutshellThe cause has to be foundCheck and correct care of the elephant footsimple measures can helpradical waste may be requiredScoring should be a suitable alternativeSearch for the causeBefore the app...
table of contentstimetoolCutting techniqueShapingWound carefrequently asked QuestionsSo that the Ficus elastica developed bushier, you have to trim and cut the rubber tree regularly. With the right pruning, the plant not only branches evenly, you can also promote the vitality of the plant.In a nutshellbest time to cut: springTools: sharp secateurs, wound closure and glovesAlways disinfect tools before useshorten the crown, promotes branchingleave only strong side shoots of the planttimeIn pri...
table of contentsRequirements for propagationRequired utensilsCut offshoots / cuttingsInstructions for plantingThe right earthSelf-made substrate mixturesTips for care after propagationfrequently asked QuestionsWith its bulbous, thickened foot and the graceful, green tuft of leaves, the elephant foot is a specialty among the exotic Houseplants. If necessary, the elephant foot can easily be propagated using cuttings.In a nutshellElephant foot (Beaucarnea recurvata) also known as elephant tree,...
table of contentsJust cut awayInstructions for cuttingCut according to shapefrequently asked QuestionsEspecially during the winter months, house plants or plants that are overwintered in the house often have brown leaf tips. Usually these can just be cut off. The plants are not damaged.In a nutshellbrown leaf tips mainly during the winter monthsThe cause is mostly too dry heating airSimply cut off the tipsuse sharp scissorsif possible, leave the small brown borderJust cut awayJust Houseplants...
table of contentsHow much lightThe right temperatureOutdoor locationsUnfavorable locationsfrequently asked QuestionsThe rubber tree is a classic among indoor plants and is particularly noticeable for its leaf decoration. Its popularity has remained unbroken for years. However, he also makes demands on the care. The rubber tree prefers this location.In a nutshellRubber tree (Ficus elastica) needs a light locationthe more light-colored leaf parts, the higher the light requirementBeware of the b...
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