News Item: : Chamaedorea elegans
(Category: Palms)
Posted by gradinar
Monday 14 July 2008 - 12:56:45
Representative of the family Arecacea. Most - the popular palm cultivation for ROOM. Homeland and the jungles of Central America - Mexico and Gvatenala.
Relatively niskorastyashta palm, reaching a height of 2,5 m and a diameter of about one meter. Stems are similar to bamboo.
Most - good for the plant is a mixture of equal parts soil and peat.
The ideal temperature for this palm is 15 - 25 degrees.
Moderate watering and winter watering is limited to a minimum. When very hot leaves should be sprayed with water. Dust clean with a damp cloth can plant to breathe.
Fueled with liquid manure 2 weeks.
Easily adaptable to household plants. Grows best at - better to polusyanka to shade.
If the tips of the leaves pokafeneyat, this is a sign to reduce watering. Possible pests are mites. Remove with a damp cloth and a special event in the final preparation. Good plant to move to a dark place.
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(Category: Palms)
Posted by gradinar
Monday 14 July 2008 - 12:56:45
Representative of the family Arecacea. Most - the popular palm cultivation for ROOM. Homeland and the jungles of Central America - Mexico and Gvatenala.Relatively niskorastyashta palm, reaching a height of 2,5 m and a diameter of about one meter. Stems are similar to bamboo.
Most - good for the plant is a mixture of equal parts soil and peat.
The ideal temperature for this palm is 15 - 25 degrees.
Moderate watering and winter watering is limited to a minimum. When very hot leaves should be sprayed with water. Dust clean with a damp cloth can plant to breathe.
Fueled with liquid manure 2 weeks.
Easily adaptable to household plants. Grows best at - better to polusyanka to shade.
If the tips of the leaves pokafeneyat, this is a sign to reduce watering. Possible pests are mites. Remove with a damp cloth and a special event in the final preparation. Good plant to move to a dark place.
This news item is from Flower Encyclopedia
( http://en.cvetq.info/news.php?extend.29 )