How to take care about inner plants?
Basic and general care of Bonsai
When the flowers come home, basic care
How to take care about inner plants?
Tips for the care of indoor plants so that they are beautiful for a long time
Light
Plants that need direct sunlight should be placed near windows and even some outside, but previously accustomed little by little to the sun.
The lack of light is manifested in a lengthening and weakening of the stems, in the paleness and yellowing of the leaves and in that they end up falling.
There are plants that prefer shade and we should never leave them in full sun.
Temperature
Flowering requires higher temperatures.
Lack of heat slows down growth.
For sowing and germination of seeds the ideal temperature ranges between 16 and 25ºC.
To reproduce by cuttings or division of plants it varies for most indoor plants between 18 and 26ºC.
Humidity
The Lack of humidity in the air is one of the most frequent reasons why indoor plants wilt and die.
Spraying of leaves is a system ema that aims to reduce the evaporation of water and at the same time provide better humidity conditions to the environment.
The flowers should not be sprayed.
Irrigation
< br> In autumn and winter it is more dangerous to water excessively.
The adult plant must be watered abundantly with long intervals between one and another watering; on the contrary, younger plants require less quantity but at shorter intervals.
The water that we will use to irrigate azalea, hydrangea, gardenia, heather, camellia, fuchsia, rodondendro, skimmia, should not be calcareous at all.
The temperature of the water should be that of the environment to water tropical plants. If it is very cold it can be harmful.
Fertilization
Food needs will depend on the species, age, season of the year and the stage of evolution in which is found, being the growth phase in which they are older.
The shortage of food will cause difficulties in growth and flowering will be poor.
Excess food is also harmful. < br>
Pot change
When the roots of your indoor plants do not fill the pot (which stops flowering), it is necessary to transplant them to a larger pot. Remember that it is important to use a good mix of special substrate for indoor plants.
The exception is the Clivia, Hippeastrum, Cinta and some others, which bloom better if they are somewhat compressed.
