Catalog of indoor plants with photos and names
For the first time, unusual and flowering plants began to be grown in pots or greenhouses in the era of the great geographical discoveries. Today, indoor flowers, a catalog with photographs and names of which in paper form can be placed in several cabinets, is a passionate hobby of millions of people around the world.
Photos and names of ornamental indoor plants
Ornamental plants are valued for flowers of various shapes and colors, unusual foliage, a variety of forms, including erect, creeping and ampelous, herbaceous and tree-like. Indoor flowers can be of local origin and come from the most remote corners of the world. Such plants differ not only in appearance, but also in habits, and require different conditions of maintenance and care.
Someone is keen on succulents, someone is more interested in watching the growth of epiphytes. Although it is almost impossible to get acquainted with all types of home flowers, their photos and names, a short catalog will be an excellent help in choosing a “green pet” to your liking.
Abutilon
To restore strength, the plant needs a cool wintering at 12-15 degrees.
Aglaonema
The photo and the name of this house flower in a pot became famous thanks to the famous film "Leon". Today, the herbaceous perennial is popular due to the variegated leathery foliage of the broad-lanceolate shape and unpretentiousness when kept indoors.
The color of leaves of different species and varieties contains not only green, white and silver tones, but also bright pink and purple colors.
Maidenhair
Ferns are not uncommon among domestic plants. Herbaceous evergreen crops attract attention with carved fronds and endurance. One of the most popular ferns is the maidenhair, whose young fronds are gracefully folded and have a pinkish cream color. In the house, the flower needs partial shade and cool content in the winter.
Azalea
These indoor plants with flowers of white, pink, purple color are not obedient to all growers. But with the creation of the right conditions and constant attention, medium-sized shrubs related to rhododendrons, delight with generous flowering and long life at home.
Alocasia
Among the many types of indoor flowers, there are many cultures belonging to the Aroid family. People from the tropics of the Southern Hemisphere invariably amaze with the splendor of the greenery and the variety of forms.
Meeting a photo of decorative home flowers with the name "alocasia", it is easy to see how these plants differ in appearance. And this is not surprising, because several dozen representatives of the genus, for example, alocasia nodule, fragrant, copper-red, these are unpretentious decorative leafy crops, appreciated by amateur flower growers.
Aloe
Unlike alocasia, which loves moisture, all types aloe - succulents that can survive drought due to the accumulated water in the succulent leaves. Aloe tree-like or agave is more often grown as home flowers. The plant up to one and a half meters high is decorated with long leaves up to 30 cm long, set on the edges with thorns.
The value of the plant is in its non-capricious disposition and healing juice, which has a softening, anti-inflammatory and moisturizing effect.
Anthurium
Anthurium - another representative of the extensive Aroid family, which has become a popular indoor flower. The characteristic features of the plant are an underground stem, pointed-heart-shaped dense leaves held on tall erect petioles, and inflorescences-cobs, decorated with bright bedspreads up to 15 centimeters long. The modified leaf is painted in bright white-pink, scarlet, greenish-purple tones.
Asparagus
Asparagus, akin to the culinary delicacy of asparagus, as a houseplant is distinguished by an unpretentious disposition, active growth and a long pot life. Several species of this culture, thanks to the needle-like foliage, ampelous or bush-like shape, have long earned the respect and love of flower growers. The decorative effect of the plant is complemented by a rare but memorable flowering. White flowers collected in a brush are small, but fragrant. After their wilting, red, rounded berries are formed.
Aspidistra
Aspidistra originally from southeast Asia, it is an ornamental deciduous plant, the main attraction of which is large broad-lanceolate leaves up to 80 cm long. In catalogs, among the photos of indoor flowers with the name "aspidistra", you can find specimens with variegated leaves decorated with white or yellowish stripes ... Flowers of this species are inconspicuous and even invisible. Corollas reddish brown or purple in color appear near the ground.
Balsam
Home flowers in pots, in the photo, are popularly called "Vanka Wet" or "touchy". Balsam, who settled down on the windowsills of our grandmothers, loves moisture, light and warmth. An extremely unpretentious plant due to the presence of a mass of varieties, it is ready to please the grower with the flowering of simple and double flowers of various shades.
Begonia
Begonia is a rare plant with decorative leaves and flowers. There are more than 1000 cultivated varietal and hybrid forms in the world. begonias, actively used for landscaping in the house and outside. Domestic flowers can differ in the way of reproduction, be bush or ampelous, bloom seasonally or constantly.
Connoisseurs of decorative leafy crops highly appreciate the bright, unlike anything else greenery of these unpretentious, fast-growing flowers.
Indoor geranium (pelargonium)
Unpretentious, abundantly and long-blooming, Pelargonium is an ideal indoor flower for beginners. The plant easily adapts to life in an apartment, lends itself to formation, if necessary, renews and reproduces without problems vegetatively. A sea of varieties of various shapes and flowers will help create a unique atmosphere in the house and decorate the interior.
Hibiscus
Perennial hibiscusrelated to garden mallows and lavaters, in Russian conditions took root as a houseplant. A large flowering crop is grown as a shrub or standard tree. With proper care and sufficient nutrition, it is distinguished by enviable longevity, grows to a height of 2–2.5 meters and regularly pleases the appearance of spectacular red, pink, coral flowers.
Hippeastrum
The bulbous perennial plant is popular for its easy care and incredibly vibrant blooms. It is accompanied by the appearance of powerful, up to 70 cm tall, peduncles with several simple or double flowers. The color of the corollas depends on the variety and can be variegated, white, pink, scarlet or deep crimson. Leaves hippeastrum form a fur-bearing basal rosette, have a smooth surface and a pointed linear shape. In autumn, this type of indoor flower begins a dormant period that lasts several months and requires dry, cool storage of the bulbs.
Gloxinia
Velvety large bells and the same exquisite "soft" oval-shaped leaves are characteristic features of the home flower of gloxinia.A tuberous plant with a winter dormant period for flowering requires long daylight hours, nutritious soil and a wide pot.
Above one rosette of leaves, several dozen spectacular flowers of all shades from white to deep purple can flaunt at the same time.
Guzmania
Guzmania attracts itself thanks to the bright foliage bordering a less noticeable and lush inflorescence. Flowering, which begins after 3 years of the planting field and lasts up to 3 months, means the imminent death of the mother plant, which should be replaced by the basal daughter rosettes.
Dieffenbachia
An ornamental-deciduous plant with large leaves of various colors is relatively unpretentious, stands out for its high growth rate and numerous natural and varietal forms. As in nature, at home the flower shown in the photo in a pot with the name dieffenbachia should receive enough moisture, warmth, nutrition, and plenty of bright but diffused light.
Dracaena
Accustomed in nature to truly "Spartan" conditions, the dracaena is not capricious in the apartment. Several varieties are grown as house flowers, eventually forming a "tree" with a bare trunk and a cap of tough green or variegated foliage at the top.
Zamioculcas
Zamioculcas is a tuberous plant from the Aroid family that is often found in the collections of flower growers keen on evergreen ornamental deciduous crops. An unpretentious indoor flower from 50 to 150 cm in height forms several powerful dense stems covered with glossy oval-pointed leaves. Mature plants, when properly cared for, form milky-white cob buds.
Kalanchoe
Encyclopedias and catalogs of rooms flowers with photos and plant names often contain references to kalanchoe... Moreover, plants with this name are often included in the list of decorative and medicinal crops. We are talking about different related species, interesting and remarkable in their own way.
The common features of all varieties are simplicity, fast growth, easy reproduction by all available vegetative methods and responsiveness to care.
Decorative varieties amaze with the splendor of flowering, and the viviparous Kalanchoe will help to cope with skin and colds.
Clivia
Clivia is an evergreen rhizome plant with a powerful root rosette of long leathery leaves. During flowering, the plant produces a powerful peduncle with bright orange-yellow corollas gathered at the top in an umbrella. At home, flowers last more than 3 weeks.
Arrowroot
Arrowroot is a low, often creeping or ampelous perennial with decorative foliage, combining shades of light and dark greens, purple and pink, white and brownish tones on one leaf plate.
Euphorbia Mil
Euphorbia Mila in Russia is better known as the "crown of thorns". This unpretentious plant in nature reaches a height of 2 meters. In a pot, a succulent with a tough stem covered with long thorns and a bunch of leaves at the top is much smaller. The unusual appearance of the plant is completed by small inflorescences bordered by bright bracts in scarlet, pink, yellow and white tones.
Sansevieria
Sansevieria or "mother-in-law's language" has been a regular on window sills for many years. The unassuming house flower is popular for its tough foliage, variegated pattern or light border.
Sansevieria - one of the most common indoor flowers, however, the cylindrical variety with pointed erect leaves of the original shape is only gaining adherents.
Fat woman
The decorative house flowers in the photo owe their name to the fleshy, coin-like leaves. The fat woman or "money tree" is an excellent home plant that even a beginner can take care of.In terms of endurance and easy reproduction, the flower can only be compared with the Kalanchoe. Even a fallen leaf will soon take root and give rise to a new plant.
Tradescantia
Tradescantia is an excellent ampelous flower for home growing. The plant is distinguished by its rapid growth, high decorativeness, unpretentiousness and light agricultural technology. The presence of varieties with variegated foliage of different shades allows you to create unique compositions using one crop. Tradescantia hygrophilous, amenable to crown formation and easily takes root, in water or on the ground.
Phalaenopsis
Phalaenopsis or "butterfly-like" flower. This most popular orchid in nature is the epiphyte. At home, the flower is content with a special pot and a substrate, unlike ordinary soil. The relatively simple care of phalaenopsis allows the novice orchid lover to master all the features of these ornamental plants.
Violet Usambar (Saintpaulia)
At first glance, the Uzambara violet captivates with the look of its fleecy foliage collected in lush rosettes, over which simple, semi- or double flowers of the most bizarre shapes and colors reign with a bright hat. Modern varieties of Saintpaulias number in the thousands and represent plants of giants and dwarfs, monochromatic and variegated flowers, green leaves and greenery with white or pink edging.
Ficus
A catalog of indoor flowers with photographs and names of various species and varieties of ficuses can be published as a separate book. Today, there are almost a thousand varieties of this plant, several dozen are grown in culture, in the form of a bush, tree, ground cover and even ampel specimens. The most widespread ficus benjamin and rubbery.
Chlorophytum
Chlorophytum (photo) - the leader among plants in the ability to purify the air. But this is not the only reason for the popularity of the indoor flower. Non-capricious and easily propagated in the house, herbaceous perennial forms lush rosettes of pointed-lanceolate leaves of green or variegated color. The peculiarity of the culture is the flowers and daughter rosettes of the plant formed on long hanging shoots.
Hoya
Among domestic vines, hoya is one of the first places in terms of beauty and popularity. An evergreen perennial with long stems covered with dense "waxy" leaves and umbellate inflorescences of fragrant star-shaped flowers leaves no one indifferent. At the same time, ivy growing on a suitable surface does not need special care and is excellent for keeping at home.
HELP WITH THE TITLE
This plant is called synadenium, it belongs to the euphorbia family, therefore it is often called simply milkweed. Judging by your photo, he really lacks light, because he is "African".
Good day. Please help with the name and what's wrong with it.
You have a very old plant, which, moreover, is dying, so it is difficult to say exactly what kind of flower it is at the moment. Let's try to save him, and when the young bush grows up, we will return to this question. What can be done now: The flower is very old and has lost most of it. Most likely, the roots are not in order there, and therefore the food has ceased to flow upward. But on the flower there are still living young tops (they have green twigs, not yet lignified). Cut them off, treat them with a growth stimulant and root them in a small pot. For prevention, you can spill Fitosporin. For the first time, cover the shank with a cap to create greenhouse conditions, just do not forget to ventilate. When the cuttings take root, remove the cap. Leave the young plants in this form until spring, and then transplant them into a more spacious flowerpot.
Thanks for the advice. I asked the previous owner of the plant what happened to him. He said this happens every winter. It completely shed its leaves, and in the spring they grow back.
It is quite possible that the flower belongs to deciduous, but in the photo it not only has fallen leaves, but also the tops of the branches have dried up. I would rejuvenate by rooting green tops, but of course it's up to you to decide.
Good day! I want to make an addition to determine the name of the flower. The flower, as you can see, is not young, one might say, at a decent age. But this is not at all the point, but in caring for him. This flower is called POUNCETTIA. Now you just need to find on the Internet advice on the care, transplantation of this flower. I am sure that you will certainly be able to improve the health of the flower and see it in all its glory by next winter.
Most likely this is a Poinsettia or otherwise a Christmas star, but already a ooooooo old plant. And then everything is as Olga advises you.
called the flower of Poitsencia!
This is a poinsettia, most likely a spider mite lesion.
This is poinsettia (popularly - Christmas star). the plant is very old, but can be rejuvenated.
Help with the name of the plant
You have a rather old synadenium - a kind of milkweed.
This is a young plant of a date palm, not a synadenium. In the photo, the edges are clearly visible on solid sheets. They will divide as they grow.
You are right, I missed something with the answer - this plant really has nothing to do with euphorbia. Still a palm tree, but I doubt about the date - the leaves are not alike.
Help identify the title
This is a wonderful Philodendron
What a plant next to Guzmania, with reddish stems.
Very similar to one of the varieties of peperomia.
This is peperomia ampelous
Help determine what kind of flower, thanks in advance)
Reminiscent of a graduate student.
This is Drimiopsis spotted
Considered better, indeed, drimiopsis.
Help, what is it called my flower?
You have triangular oxalis or Regnelly blooming - an unpretentious flower that does not require special care. A warm room and relative coolness in winter (16-18 degrees), diffused lighting, no drafts - that's all he needs. In summer, it feels good outdoors, in the garden, where it can grow in open ground until autumn.
It looks very much like a euharius.
This is Drimiopsis. In room culture, there are two types of them. Pickaxe and Spotted. I have exactly the same one, I still don't know which one).
this is drimiopsis (popularly - "frog")
Please help with the name
This is a indoor yucca.
Thank!
The previous answer is not correct. This plant is called hymenokallis. It blooms very beautifully, pleasant aroma of flowers and flowers are very unusual
Tatiana, you are mistaken or left a comment under the wrong question. Inna's photo is not hymenokallis at all - the plant has a clearly visible trunk, while the latter does not.
What is the name of the flower?
Please attach a photo.
please help me identify the flower
You have a succulent peperomia called Graveolens. A very compact bush, the maximum height in adulthood is 25 cm. During flowering, it produces a long peduncle (perhaps it is part of it that is visible in the photo), with graceful yellowish spikelets.He loves moisture, accumulates it in fleshy leaves, therefore, in order to avoid decay, care must be taken that moisture does not stagnate in the pot.
Tell me what the plant is called.
Your plant closely resembles the pandanus false palm.
This is the pachypodium. It has thorny leaves, right?
Pandanus. It has thorny leaves on the sides and a twisted trunk, on which baby pandanus cubs are formed
Definitely a pandanus.
I don't know the name of the flower
It looks like one of the varieties of saws.
tell me how the flower is called?
This is a stromant.
What kind of flower?
This is eucharis.
Please tell me what kind of flower?
It looks like a young betel tree (several plants in one pot).
Hovea palm
Please help with the name
Presented with an untitled set. Help me please. I want to plant with succulents, but I doubted. Leaves are leathery. There is a small stem.
You can rest assured that it is a succulent plant called Peperomia Ferreira. The compact bushes grow no more than 30 cm in height and like moist soil, but are very sensitive to stagnant water in the pot. Do not let the soil dry out, but do not fill the flower either. Be sure to drain the sump after watering and ensure good drainage.
Thank!
Please tell me what kind of plant it is and is it dangerous?
You have a wonderful collared begonia. Article on the site https://myvilla.decorexpro.com/en/krasavica-begoniya-vorotnichkovaya/
Thank you so much)
Good day! I want to transplant a flower and read on the Internet how to do it correctly so that the flower feels good, but I don’t remember what it’s called (it was given by a young man, the name was, then I threw it out in the hope that I would remember it), the handsome man bloomed twice with a short break, but now it’s straight cramped in his pot. Please tell me the name)
This is a kind of Kalanchoe. The plant is adult and needs to be rejuvenated or propagated to get young bushes. The leaves look like a fiery Kalanchoe.
And yet this beauty, bought yellow and lilac, the yellow one died, there was only one root left in the ground (there is no chance to resurrect?), And this yellow one, the leaves turn yellow and fall off. How can I save her? So I like them (((
First, let's save your plant. Buy new soil first. Next, the plant must be pulled out of the pot and the root system must be checked. Carefully remove the entire earthy ball. Rinse the roots in a weak potassium permanganate solution. Remove all damaged roots and sprinkle with activated charcoal or wood ash. Next, plant the plant in a different (but not as large) pot. Arrange the leaves with a fog of 5 drops of peroxide in 1 liter of water. Use a fine spray. Spill the root with a solution of 1-2 drops of iodine in 1 liter of water. Observe.
Zantedeschia or the Ethiopian calla has a dormant period after flowering. It rests in the form of a rhizome or bulb, which can not be removed from the ground, completely remove the withered leaves and store the pot in a cool place (10-15C) without watering until sprouts appear.
And I also have this miracle, I really like it, it was yellow (died, one root remained in the ground, but I did not throw it away, I hope it will come to life) and this one is lilac, but it also goes to death, how can I save it?
Help with the names, please)
In the shape and color of the leaves, the plant resembles one of the varieties of croton - Champagne Splash.
Name) pliz)))
Croton.
Name?
This is Dracaena Marginata.
This is also croton (codiaum)
Svetlana, this is dracaena. When you want to leave a comment, a big request - insert your answer specifically to the question that you are commenting on. Girls, it's just then very hard to understand what and to whom you wanted to say.
Hello!!! Tell me what these flowers are
This is alocasia napellus.
Hello, help please, we presented a plant, it has grown, I cannot understand what kind of flower it is and how I should take care of it. In this form, it does not look very good.
Judging by the long aerial roots, this is one of the varieties of monstera and it is high time for her to change the pot - the flower is cramped there. In general, all monsters' leaves become "perforated" with age, but if the plant is cramped, lacks food or light, the leaf plate remains intact, unchanged. Judging by the photo, it happened with your flower. Change his flowerpot to a more spacious one. Trim the top off to encourage lateral shoot formation.
And yet, the aerial roots of the monstera serve as an additional source of nutrition, therefore it is recommended to send them into the ground in a pot. If your monstera still has them (they look like dried out in the photo), try to gently bend it down and lower the roots into the soil. You can also install a support and wrap a shoot around it, and attach moss to the air roots and periodically spray it.
This is a young monstera, she does not have enough light and the handful is small, so she has no cuts on the leaves. When changing the pot to a more spacious one, TRANSFER rather than replant. She is very painful to suffer damage to the roots.
Please tell me the name?
This is eucharis.
I'm still the gardener !! The plant got from the old owners. Help me find out the name and, if possible, tell me how to revive it. Leaves fall when I water, the water instantly appears in the pan. The pot is large. If it is difficult to see in the photo, then the leaves look like a bay leaf.
This is a ficus and, apparently, the soil is not very suitable for it. Water after irrigation immediately flows into the sump if the soil is too loose. It turns out that the flower does not have enough moisture all the time, since it does not linger in the pot and the substrate does not have time to get wet. Remove the bush and transplant it into a new substrate, moistening well. If using a store-bought potting mix, add some garden soil and sand. At the same time, check the roots of the ficus, it is possible that the leaves are falling due to problems in this area.
Hello. Please help with the name of the plant.
You have a variety of dracaena growing.
Help with the name of the flower
It looks very much like a tomato and a radermaker at the same time. If you are sure that the tomato seeds could not be in the pot, then it may well be that this is a type of plant from the bignonium family. Radermacher is a beautiful tree with lush openwork foliage, grown indoors for decorative purposes. Under natural conditions, it blooms with white bells that bloom only at night, but as a pot culture it rarely sets inflorescences.
Radermacher needs good lighting, but direct sunlight causes burns on delicate leaves.Put it on the east window - then the foliage of your bush will become more saturated. To form a lush crown, do not forget to periodically turn the pot towards the sun, otherwise the radermaker will grow lopsided. Also, pinch the top of the stem to induce branching.
The flower loves plentiful watering and spraying, with high humidity it can also survive high indoor temperatures. In winter, it is better to move the flowerpot to a cooler room (up to 16 degrees) and water a little less often.
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this is undoubtedly a dealer
It looks like a tomato
Tell me the name!
At first glance, your flower looks like indoor jasmine. It is difficult to say anything more specific, since the image is hard to see in the photo. It would also be nice to see the plant in full growth.
PLYUMBAGO SYNONYMY PIG.
tell me the name？
This is a cyclamen, or, as it is also called, an alpine violet. Very interesting and beautiful herbaceous perennial. Likes nutritious, but not very acidic soil, so it is better not to add peat to the soil mixture. The most suitable place for a pot is an east or west window, where the lighting is diffused. When watering, it is necessary to ensure that water does not fall on the tuber and shoots themselves, otherwise they will begin to rot.
Cyclamen does not tolerate dry air, and during flowering, which in most species occurs in winter, the temperature should be no more than 15 degrees Celsius.
When growing cyclamen, it should be borne in mind that they have a dormant period in the summer. After the end of flowering, the plant sheds its leaves and exposes the tuber. Then for a couple of months it must be taken out to a cool room, for example, in the basement, and watering must be reduced to a minimum.
Please tell me how to save the cyclamen, when, due to lack of experience, they transplanted it into blooming and it began to disappear ?? Is it possible to change something and save him?
Try pruning the stalks so that the plant does not waste energy on them and recovers faster. Or perhaps there was damage to the root system during transplantation - there is nothing you can do to help. If they are not seriously hooked, it will move away, otherwise it will hardly be possible to save.
Olga, thank you.
Please help me with the name of the plant)))
Thank you in advance!!!
You have a beautiful peperomia, judging by its appearance, dull-leaved (this is a type of flower). A herbaceous perennial with a uniform color of leaves prefers partial shade and warm indoor spaces, therefore, it is not suitable for a balcony and garden, where there is a high probability of drafts. Loves moisture, but without fanaticism, it is good enough to shed soil once a week. In the autumn-winter period, the frequency of watering should be reduced. It's better to spray the leaves instead to keep them juicy and vibrant.
It is noteworthy that this plant has the ability to cleanse the air of toxins and enrich it with oxygen.
this is peperomia
Tell me what kind of plant
Unfortunately, this cannot be done without a photo.
Tell me what kind of plant you gave it and forgot the name yourself.
You have a yucca variety. The plant loves light (but not direct rays) and abundant watering after the top layer dries. Does not tolerate drafts and air temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius. But for the winter, it is advisable to find a cooler room for the flower and additionally illuminate it, because the daylight hours should be at least 16 hours.
Good day! Please help me determine the name of the plant. They brought a shoot-planted. The trunk is thin, the branches are long, if not supported, they will break. Not knowing the name, I don't understand how to look after. So far, I just water, loosen and try to prop up the branches so that they don't break.) Thank you!
Callisia grows in you, its second name is spironema. And the people call the flower a golden mustache. The plant is medicinal, widely used in folk medicine. If you want, you can install a support, the stems will crawl up on it. You can simply hang the pot and the callis will hang to the ground.
The golden mustache loves warmth, relatively humid and fresh air. In summer, the flowerpot can be taken out into the street or a bush can be planted in the garden. It hibernates in the house, preferably in a cool room, but not lower than 12 degrees Celsius. To prevent the flower from stretching, it needs light. Water should be moderate, preferably in the morning, you can spray the leaves.
Tell me what kind of plant and how to treat it? The stem and leaves turned yellow.
This is a zamioculcas and he is seriously ill. Most likely, the problem lies in the roots. It is necessary to remove the remains of the flower from the pot and examine the root. If at least the tuber is alive, treat it with Fitosporin. All rotten parts, as well as the yellow branch, should be cut off - it still will not go away, and will only take away from the nodule the strength it needs to recover. Plant the flower in fresh soil. It also does not interfere with spilling a growth stimulant or soaking a tuber in it after treatment with Fungicide.
Thanks Olga! I sit studying information. Could it be a zanonia campaign? It seems more like it to me. What do you think?
The picture clearly shows the central stem, from which the lateral branches grow. traditional healers call them joints and are used to treat many diseases. The apex is rooted to obtain a new specimen. This is a golden mustache
Please tell me the name of the flower!
You have a lush polypodium fern from the centipede family. The plant is absolutely not demanding on lighting, but loves warmth and moderate watering. On cold windowsills, the roots can begin to rot. It grows quickly, but only if the pot is wide, since the root system tends to grow in breadth.
Thank!
Here is this fern PTERIS.
Natalia, this is definitely a zamiokulkas. Golden mustache, when small, rather like chlorophytum))
Svetlana, you are right, this is zamiokulkas. And Natalya's answer was addressed to Tatyana on the question of the golden mustache. The girls just put their comments in the wrong place (under the wrong questions).
Tell me what to do with it !? It dries up ...
In ferns, the leaves dry at the tips if they are hot or dry. It's a heating season now, and the air in the house is dry and warm. Move the pot away from the radiator, and place it on a pan of water.
Or maybe you rarely water the flower? The leaves also dry out from lack of moisture. And one more thing - carefully examine the plant to see if there is a scale insect on it. It looks like small tubercle growths, which can be both on the leaves and on the petioles. Sucking the juices out of them, the pest deprives the fern of nutrition and it dries out.
THIS IS A PTERIS FAN (one of the species)
... or dendrobium
The flower has nothing to do with dendrobium orchids. This is a fern.
Help with the name of the flower.
Your flower resembles a young Lillian peperomia.She loves partial shade, and only there the leaves acquire a rich dark green color. It needs warmth and good watering, but it tolerates a lack of moisture better than an excess of it. Very sensitive to drafts.
Thanks you
Tell me what is it called? How does it multiply and what kind of care? Thank.
You have an old branch of one type of hibiscus or indoor rose. It reproduces well by cuttings, but this branch is too big to plant, and besides, it is sick (grafted). Try to cut off young (green, not yet lignified) tops on it. Cuttings that are too long do not need to be made, it is enough if they have 4-5 leaves. Root them in water or in a nutrient medium under a hood or bag, maybe something will work out.
In general, caring for a Chinese rose is not difficult. The main thing is to water it in time, to provide good lighting and light soil. You can find out more about care here https://myvilla.decorexpro.com/en/kakoy-ukhod-nuzhen-gibiskusu-doma/ ... Recommendations for propagating a room rose by cuttings are described in detail in this material. https://myvilla.decorexpro.com/en/cherenkovanie-komnatnogo-gibiskusa/.
Tell me what is it called?
GIBISKUS (Such a large branch will not take root).
Please tell me the name of this wonderful plant
You have a very beautiful variety of cellosis. It is a garden annual that is successfully grown indoors as a perennial plant. Loves diffused light and warmth, but when the temperature in the room rises to 25 degrees, it begins to dry out, so you need to ventilate more often. For the summer, you can take the pot out into the garden.
He is also picky about watering, but does not tolerate a swamp in a pot, but for periodic spraying (only on the sheet) it will thank you with a pleasant shine and rich color.
Please help with the title and how to care for an accidental stranger
You have a very beautiful variety of violet xanthosome - a herbaceous perennial from the aroid family. She loves fertile soil, diffused lighting and leaf spraying. It is noteworthy that old leaves die off after new ones appear, and their total number on a flower does not exceed 8 pieces. Propagated by children or by dividing the rhizome.
Thank! Please help with this flower, I don’t know what it’s called and how to care? Isn't there enough space for him in the pot?
You have a very beautiful variety of variegated hibiscus (indoor rose). Needs good lighting, otherwise it may lose its original color. Requires regular watering and periodic pruning to form a lush bush. It's late now, but in the spring, trim the tops off so the side branches begin to grow. Then it will be possible to transplant the flower into a more spacious pot, but not too large.
Please tell me the name of this plant?
CLIVIA
Tell me please. My Clivia's leaves are turning yellow, what should I do?
If old leaves gradually turn yellow, and young ones grow at the same time, there is no reason for concern. This is a natural process. But when yellowing occurs on all leaves at once, it means that the flower does not like something. This happens if the clivia does not have enough water, or, conversely, with excessive watering, when the roots begin to rot in constant moist soil. Try to revise your watering schedule. When decaying, you will need to transplant a flower into fresh soil with pruning rotten roots and treating them with a fungicide.Also, yellowing of the leaves can be associated with a lack of nutrition. In this case, it is necessary to feed the plant with a mineral complex.
Tell me what kind of plant and how to care for it? Thank you in advance!
Aglaonema modestum.
Hello, what's the name of this flower
Unfortunately, this is impossible without a photo.
Please also tell me the name and how to care for the flower. Isn't there enough space for him in such a pot?
You have a very beautiful variety of variegated hibiscus (indoor rose). Needs good lighting, otherwise it may lose its original color. Requires regular watering and periodic pruning to form a lush bush. It's late now, but in the spring, trim the tops off so the side branches begin to grow. Then it will be possible to transplant the flower into a more spacious pot, but not too large.