Palms are originally native to the warm, humid regions of the tropics and subtropics. Seafarers brought the exotic plants to Central Europe as early as the 18th century. The palms were kept in pots in orangeries, winter gardens and parks and were…
Category: Houseplants
The Madagascar palm, which is originally native to the subtropical regions of Africa, can reach a size of up to eight meters outdoors. But the plant can also be kept as a houseplant and then grows to a maximum of one…
Sago palms are among the oldest plants in the world and are not in a particularly hurry to grow. It can take up to 2 years before a new wreath of fronds forms. With increasing age, the plants belonging to the cycads…
Many people know lucky clover from the time around New Year’s Eve, when it is given away as a decorative lucky charm in small pots. Unfortunately, it ends up in the trash far too often later, although with a little proper…
The Zimmercalla or Zantedeschia, as it is also called, is a fairly widespread and popular plant. The reason for this is their unusually shaped flowers, which make them elegant eye-catchers. In order for them to develop them in full beauty and keep…
The jungle in the living room with little care and little work does not have to remain a dream, you just have to set up a few philodendrons and let them grow. More precisely, a philodendron, because the tree friend is…
Orchids belong to the rather inconspicuous plants. Their leaves are usually light to dark green, either fleshy or grass-like, depending on the species. If the plants bloom, however, they will quickly cast a magical spell over the plant lover with their exotic…
The Christ thorn is interesting, exceptionally decorative and is one of the few plants that make us happy with flowers in winter. In the following article you will find out that it is also one of the easiest to care for…
“A flower is a flower is a flower” – a characterization that quickly swims through your head when looking at a gerbera. It is something like the “flower in itself”, and that too in exceptionally clear, radiant and diverse colors. What not…
It is often read, but not everyone knows what to do with the term “hydroponics”. The word, derived from the Greek, describes the cultivation of plants of all kinds in water. The advantage of this attitude is obvious: the constant…