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29/10/2017

Araucaria :::

Araucaria heterophylla is known by many names. As a norfolk pine or Andes pine it reaches a height from up to 60 m in the wild. Indoor, on the other hand, the tree with the lively branches only reaches about 1,80 m. The pine has its origin in the Australian Norfolk Island and is relatively one, which doesn´t need much care. Although amateur gardeners, who like conifers should inform theirselves about the right trimming of these trees: Otherwise the pine will grow too high.

Care

Behind the astonishing idea of holding a pine in the house, stands a conifer, which is actually very easy to maintain and comfortable to live with, concealing the right proportions in large, bright rooms and bringing a piece of nature into enclosed spaces.

Location

The pine, Araucaria heterophylla, does not like direct sunlight, but tolerates a bit of morning and evening sun. Otherwise, a shaded site with enough space is very good. It should be quite bright, because the pine has only something against direct sunlight, it does not need shadow though. It is a problem when the room is heated all year.

Consistency of the soil

The plant does not place great demands of the soil. It doesn´t like it too sour, a pure Rhododendron-soil does not please it.

The pine needs:

light sour, loose soil fresh-humid to moderate dry sandy-clayey, loose and well permeable. Avoid waterlogging, this is what the pine can not bear. A well-mixed substrate with a little bit of gravel and a support that is filled with rocks and water are very suitable as a drainage system to ensure sufficient supply of moisture both over the earth and in the air.

Watering

The Norfolk pine (Araucaria heterophylla) comes from a subtropical climate zone, where there are only two seasons: the rainy, mild vegetation phase between April and September, and the cool, dry winter break between October and March. As a hobby gardener, you should coordinate casting and fertilising behaviour:

the root bale shouldn´t ever dry out, but there should also be no waterlogging there is more water, when the surface is dried out please use only collected rainwater or decalcified water
if your pine is positioned on a flower pot saucer without pebbles, you should empty it after every 20 minutes

29/10/2017

Hedera or English ivy :::

The versatile indoor plant Hedera helix ivy, commonly known as English ivy, is a valued for its attractively shaped, deep green leaves. The plant exists in a large number of varieties, including "Gold Heart," which displays green and creamy yellow leaves, or "Buttercup," with leaves that are bright yellow in sunlight and pale green in shade. English ivy is a rambunctious grower that trails gracefully from a hanging basket or winds itself up a trellis.

1 Place English ivy in bright light, as lower light may result in pale leaves and slow growth, but avoid intense, direct light.

2 Locate the plant in a room with average temperatures of approximately 75 degrees Fahrenheit during the day and 65 degrees during the night.

3 Water English ivy whenever the top one-half inch of potting mixture feels dry to the touch. Water deeply until water trickles through the drainage hole, and allow the pot to drain thoroughly before replacing it on a drainage saucer. Never allow the pot to stand in water.

4 Place the container on a humidity tray if the air in the room is dry, as English ivy performs best in average humidity. To make a humidity tray, place a layer of gravel or pebbles in a shallow tray and wet it. Set the pot on the wet gravel.

5 Spray English ivy lightly with water once or twice every week during dry weather as dry, dusty conditions often attract spider mites. A light mist removes dust and keeps the plant hydrated.

6 Fertilize the plant every month during spring and summer with a general-purpose fertilizer for indoor plants. Withhold fertilizer while the plant is dormant during fall and winter. Additionally, withhold fertilizer if growth slows during hot weather.

7 Prune English ivy lightly as needed to keep the plant tidy and to maintain the desired size and shape.

Things You Will Need
Shallow tray
Gravel or pebbles
Spray bottle
Fertilizer for indoor plants
Pruners

28/10/2017

Begonia May Indoor Plant:::
Begonia is best suited in the Living room

The begonia is known for its brilliant, frilly flowers and its fancy foliage. This easy-to-grow flowering specimen will flourish in the right place in your home.

Care Instructions:
Begonia ‘Elatior’ hybrids do best in medium-lit, well-ventilated rooms. Watering correctly is important.

Soil should remain moist, but not too wet. Water begonias at the base to avoid leaf spots and the possibility of fungal diseases on flowers. Allow the top 20cm or so of soil to dry out before watering again. Protect from powdery mildew by supplying adequate ventilation. Begonias are best treated as an annual and discarded when flowering has finished.

Living room spaces are perfect for begonias, as they are generally not in direct sunlight. However, if you do have a particularly sunny living room, choose another area in your home where your begonia will not be exposed to direct sunlight. Begonias look amazing as a coffee table centerpiece or clustered together with beautiful leafy plants.

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