Jahled, United States Of America, Washington D.C., DC (2026)

09/02/2021

✳️Fuchsia✳️

🏠Indoor cultivation

💡Lighting:

bright diffused light, does not like direct sunlight for more than 12 hours a day. Suitable lighting for vigorous flowering

in 12/12 mode

🌡️Temperature:
Fuchsia thrives in temperatures from 59 ˚F to 68 ˚F. It is not recommended to go beyond these indicators.

🌧️Watering:
regular, but moderate, after the top layer of potting soil has dried.

🌀Air humidity:
Rare spraying (once a week) will not harm fuchsia.

💉Top dressing:
during flowering, once every 10 days with fertilizer for flowering indoor plants.

✂️Cropping:
twice a year: after the end of the growing season (early October) and in winter (early January).

😴Rest period:
late autumn and winter.

🌱Transfer:
annually in the spring.

🍃Reproduction:
seeds and cuttings.

🕷️Pests:
aphids, whiteflies, spider mites.

🦠Diseases:
rust, powdery mildew, root rot.

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09/01/2021

🌼Osteospermum🌼

🏠Indoor cultivation

African chamomile is a delicate multi-flowered plant of different shades and petal shapes. It is used for decorating balconies, terraces, loggias, personal plots. Osteospermum is popular in Europe for its long and abundant flowering, easy cultivation and breeding.

🌡️💡Temperature regime and lighting:

The flower feels better in well-lit sunny areas. With a lack of sunlight, it can die. In the spring, indoor flowers that do not have enough sunlight can be illuminated with special spotlights that you can pick up in our store. Ideal growing temperature 65-77 F °

🚮The soil

Osteospermum prefers loose, fertile soils. To grow a flower in a pot, you should buy a universal soil and be sure to pour expanded clay on the bottom of the flower pot, as a drainage layer:

- turf land 1 part;
-sheet land 1 part;
-sand 1 part;
-Pergic 1 part.

🌧️🌀Watering and humidity:

Prefers moderate watering and does not need to be sprayed. During the dormant period, which lasts from October to March, the plants are not watered. When caring for flowers in closed ground, you should not allow the soil to dry out too much. Dislikes strong humidity.

🥰Reproduction

Osteospermum is propagated by seeds and cuttings. The seeds can be purchased at a flower shop or harvested from plants already in bloom in your garden.

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08/27/2021

Bromelia

Indoor cultivation

Caring for bromeliads is not difficult and is quite within the power of beginners in floriculture. If it grows in the right soil, stands under the right lighting, and is properly watered and fed, then its flowering will be lush and long lasting.

Bromeliads need powerful lighting.

works great
With this lighting, Bromeliads will bloom about the same as in this post.

Plant substrate

Bromeliad prefers acidic soils Ph 5.0-5.9. It is not recommended to use garden soil as part of the substrate. It is better to replace it with a ready-made mixture for growing orchids. Add peat and sand to it, and you get a perfectly acceptable soil mixture for a tropical beauty.

If you prepare the soil yourself, then you need to include sheet soil and humus in the composition, add expanded clay, charcoal and bark there. You can also add crushed sphagnum. This will create a well-drained soil.

Temperature

As a resident of hot countries, bromeliads prefer warmth. A comfortable temperature for her will be 73-77 ° F. It can handle cooler temperatures as well, but no less than 54 ° F.

Watering and humidity

Room humidity should be at least 70%. This is a prerequisite for the successful cultivation of bromeliads. You can humidify the air by spraying, placing a container of water next to the pot.

Bromeliad loves water, so you need to water it frequently. In summer, hot weather, this should be done daily. In order not to overflow the flower and to avoid excessive acidification of the soil, the top layer of the soil can be dried a little, but there should always be water in the pan. So that it does not evaporate too quickly, you can pour sand or pebbles into it and keep them always moist.

08/22/2021

🟠Hippeastrum🟠

🏠Indoor cultivation

🟢Temperature:

during the period of growth and flowering, they are kept warm - at temperatures above 68 ° F, after the ground part of the plant dies off, they are taken out to a cool room with a temperature of 41 - 50 ° F.

🟢Lighting:

light shading from direct sunlight on especially hot summer days, sunbathing in the morning and evening for 3 - 4 hours daily.

🟢Watering and air humidity:

after planting, watering should be limited - excess moisture during this period will cause the bulbs of the hippeastrum to rot, as the green mass develops, watering is increased and after flowering, the plants are gradually transferred to a rather dry dormant period. Spraying is optional.

🟢Cropping:

after flowering, it is necessary to remove the peduncles, and then the withered, brown leaves. Do not rush to remove slightly yellowed leaf blades - they continue to feed the bulb.

🟢Priming:

excellent drained, nutritious substrate with a loose structure.

🟢Top dressing:

mineral fertilizer for flowering plants from the moment the peduncle reaches 4 - 6 inches until it is completely blooming. During the rest period, top dressing is excluded.

🟢Reproduction:

daughter bulbs, dividing into several parts of healthy adult bulbs and sowing seeds in spring.

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08/15/2021

Hydrangea

Indoor cultivation

Lighting

For the plant, you need to choose a well-lit place without direct sunlight. When keeping hydrangeas on a windowsill, light spots may appear on the leaves. But in the shade it will not develop either. And if you put the hydrangea at a distance of 3-4 meters from the window, then it will feel great.

Temperature regime

The temperature for it needs the same one that is maintained in living quarters. It is 64-72 ° F. Avoid sudden changes in temperature and drafts.

During the dormant period, it is best to locate the hydrangea in a cool, dark place, where it will be 44 - 48 ° F. A basement is suitable for this. But do not forget to water it sometimes.

Watering a flower

Hydrangea care at home requires optimal watering. In summer it is regular and abundant, and in spring and autumn it is moderate. In winter, excessive moisture should not be allowed in order to prevent the plant from rotting and its death.

Plant feeding

The plant needs fertilizing with mineral and organic fertilizers in summer. With a lack of fertilization, the hydrangea does not bloom and does not develop. During flowering, it is advisable to add a solution of potassium permanganate to the water for irrigation. In winter, the plant is not fed.

Unique property of hydrangea

For transplanting, use acidic soil for blue flowers, or alkaline soil for pink flowers. In case you want a white or pale beige color, then grow the plant in neutral soil.

Reproduction

The flower is propagated by cuttings or dividing the bush. For cuttings, take young shoots 2 inches long: lower or apical. It is better to break them off, not cut them off. Place the cutting for half a month in wet sand and cover with a glass container.

Pruning hydrangea

After flowering, the hydrangea should be cut off, leaving only strong stems, removing weak ones. The top of the plant is also cut off to allow additional shoots to grow, forming a lush bush.

08/12/2021

Saintpaulia (Latin Saintpaulia) is a herb that is easy to fall in love with. It has hairy leaves that you want to caress and very elegant flowers worth photographing. But, can you keep it indoors?

As a tropical plant, growing Saintpaulia indoors is not always easy.

It should be located in a room where a lot of light naturally enters. It must be protected from air currents, both cold and warm.

You should only water when the soil is dry as it cannot tolerate excess water. Therefore, in the summer it needs to be watered two to three times a week, and during the rest of the year - every 7-10 days. By placing the dish underneath, we will remove excess water ten minutes after watering.

To avoid pests and diseases, one solution is to remove withered flowers and dry leaves. This is how we will always make it look perfect.

As far as dust is concerned, we must remove it with a brush and not with water or other liquids.

To ensure that it produces flowers and grows healthy, it is important to fertilize from early spring to late summer, according to the directions on the product packaging.

Every two years in the spring, it must be transplanted into a pot 2-3 cm wider than the previous one.

With these tips, you are sure to enjoy Saintpaulia like never before.

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08/08/2021

Gardenia

Indoor cultivation

To create favorable conditions, gardenias need good lighting, constant air and soil temperatures, regular watering and spraying of the leaves.

Illumination and temperature conditions

The best place for a gardenia in an apartment is a bright window, well lit by indirect sunlight. If the window faces the south side, then the plant must be shaded; if to the north - to supplement the illumination.

It's good if you manage to create the same soil and air temperatures.

Gardenias do not tolerate temperatures below 60 ° F and above 75 ° F. But according to my observations (G. jasminoides) can withstand short (one-time) temperature fluctuations in the range of 42 ... 57 ° F.

The optimum soil and air temperature in the warm season is 64 ... 74 ° F, and in winter gardenia is sufficient 60 ... 63 ° F.

Flower buds set at 60 ° F to 64 ° F, and above 75 ° F, weak shoots grow vigorously and no buds are set.

The room that contains the gardenia must be ventilated with great care and only on hot days, because it is very sensitive to drafts.

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08/06/2021

Anthurium

Indoor cultivation

In order for anthurium to always delight you with healthy, juicy leaves and beautiful flowers, you must strictly follow the rules for keeping the plant and caring for it. They are as follows:

Air temperature:

summer 68 ... 71 ° F, winter - at least 62 ° F. Please note: Anthurium is afraid of drafts.

Lighting:
the plant needs a bright place, but it does not like direct sunlight, so you need to shade the anthurium from them. For placing a flower in a room, western or eastern windows are better suited.

Watering:
water only as the soil dries out, avoiding overflow, preferably with soft, settled water, preferably boiled. Since anthurium is a representative of the humid tropics, it requires high humidity. To do this, it is recommended to regularly spray the leaves with warm, boiled water, while not allowing water to get on the inflorescences.

Transfer:
it is needed as the plant grows. Young anthuriums are transplanted into a large container annually, each time increasing the diameter of the pot by 2-3 cm, adult plants are transplanted every three years. It is impossible to immediately plant it in a pot that is too large, in this case it will not bloom. When planting in a pot, it is necessary to provide the anthurium with good drainage. The plant has fragile roots and juicy leaves, you need to carefully place it in a container so as not to break them.

Reproduction:
Anthurium is propagated by stem cuttings or seeds.

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08/05/2021

Spathiphyllum

Indoor cultivation

Spathiphyllum at home is an unpretentious plant. But it also requires compliance with certain conditions of care.

Lighting

In nature, spathiphyllums live in tropical forests, in the shade of trees and tall shrubs. Direct sunlight does not reach them.

Therefore, at home, spathiphyllum must be placed where there will be a lot of diffused light, but without the direct sun.

Temperature

In summer, indoor spathiphyllum requires a temperature range of 68-80 ° F. During the dormant winter, cooling to 60-64 ° F is beneficial. Temperature drops to 55 ° F briefly are possible, but only in conjunction with sparse watering to keep the roots from frostbite.

Air humidity

Spathiphyllum, originally, is a tropical inhabitant, genetically programmed to develop in high humidity.

Watering

Water the flower of female happiness at home from above, with water at room temperature, kept for at least a day. When watering, it should pour out abundantly through the drainage holes, wetting the entire earthen lump. After a few minutes, drain the excess water from the drip tray.

Do not keep the soil in the pot constantly moist, as spathiphyllum does not tolerate swampy soil. Between watering, it should dry out by about 1/3-1 / 4 of the pot.

Top dressing

Caring for spathiphyllum involves the regular introduction of fertilizing - mineral or organic. From mid-February to October inclusive (the time of increased vegetation and possible flowering), fertilize the plant once a week. During the dormant period - from November to mid-February - it is enough to fertilize once a month.

08/03/2021

Begonia
Indoor cultivation

Home begonia is unassuming in terms of planting and easy to care for. It does not need frequent transplants and grows at moderate temperatures. Its tropical nature places special demands on air humidity. Some species have a dormant period after flowering.

Lighting and watering

A well-lit room is suitable for begonias. Abundantly flowering varieties prefer diffused light. Decorative deciduous specimens develop better in partial shade. A good location for a flowerpot would be a window sill on the east or west window. Additional artificial lighting is recommended during the winter months.

Begonia is hygrophilous. For irrigation, use soft, settled water, the excess is drained from the pan.

Adhere to the following rules:

- in the summer they water abundantly twice a week;
- in extreme heat, the soil is moistened daily;
- from October, the plant is watered as the top layer of the earth dries up;
- in winter, watering is reduced to a minimum;
- in March, the intensity of moisture is gradually increased.

To meet the requirements of a flower, a special microclimate is created for it. For this:

the pot is placed on a saucer with wet peat;
pebbles are poured into a tray with water, on which a flower is placed.
By evaporating, the water will provide the moisture level the plant needs.

Optimum temperature for begonias

The plant does not like changes and prefers moderate temperatures. In summer, it is desirable to keep the flower at 64 ... 68 ° C. In winter, the air temperature should not fall below + 59 ° С.

Priming

Begonias require nutritious soil. It is made up of:
2 pieces of leafy land;
1 part peat;
1 part of black soil.

07/30/2021

Hibiscus

Indoor cultivation

Taking care of a hibiscus flower is easy, even beginners can master the tricks. He is not afraid of drafts, sudden temperature changes, undemanding to watering and feeding. The main thing is space, because the flower reaches impressive sizes.

The plant is light-loving, based on this, it needs an appropriate place. It is advisable to place the pot next to a window or near a light source. The flower prefers a moderate temperature. The ideal temperature is 68-72 ° F during the warmer months, and 57-60 ° F in winter.

The plant loves moisture, so it should be sprayed frequently. Due to the dry air, the flowers may not fully open. However, it is necessary to spray with great care so that the liquid does not get on the flowers.

Watering should be abundant, since it is a moisture-loving plant. The soil in the pot should be saturated with liquid through and through. Watering should be regular, but not too frequent, so as not to harm the plant. In the cool season, water should be less frequent, a couple of days after the topsoil dries up. Standing water is best suited for irrigation.

06/26/2021

Violet

Indoor cultivation

- Blooming
Almost all year round.

- Illumination
Needs bright light, and it must be diffused. For violets, a northeast, north and northwest orientation window is suitable. The duration of daylight hours is from 13 to 14 hours.

- Temperature conditions
During vigorous growth - 64 to 75 ° F, during winter months - no colder than 59 ° F.

- Watering
It is carried out systematically a couple of times a week. At the same time, it is recommended to water the bush every ten days using the bottom watering method.

- Air humidity
It grows normally at the air humidity that is typical for living rooms.

- Fertilizer
The plant is fed only during its intensive growth. To do this, a complex mineral fertilizer for indoor flowering crops is regularly introduced into the soil mixture three times a month. It is recommended to mix the fertilizer with water used for bottom irrigation. Please note that ½ part of the dose from that recommended by the manufacturer is enough for the violet (look on the package).

-A rest period
It is not pronounced. However, in the winter months, the bushes are allowed to rest from time to time.

- Transplant
Change the soil mixture in the container every year. However, it is necessary to change the container to a larger one only when necessary.

- Reproduction
Leafy cuttings, babies and the seed method.

- Pests
Scabbards, thrips, worms, wood lice, mosquitoes, spider mites, false scutes, aphids, nematodes, whiteflies and flies.

- Diseases
Powdery mildew, gray rot, fusarium, rust and late blight.

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