How can guidelines for plant conservation be used correctly?
Each plant is unique life. While our guide provides generic recommendations based on varieties, physical conservation needs to be adjusted dynamically in the context of your indoor environment (e.g. direction, air flow, seasonal variations, etc.).
Scientific watering advice
We distinguish between the terms "dry and wet" and "dry and dry" to help you to keep a precise balance of water and prevent the root causes.
Parameters for multi-dimensional
In addition to the basic watering, we also cover light needs (e.g., scattering light, full-day light) and winter temperature advice.
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Three recommendations for new gardeners.
1.
I'd rather not get wet.
Most plants (especially meat and tigers) die from the root causes of overwatering rather than drought.
2.
Light is the core.
: The dispersion light does not mean a shadow, depending on the plant ' s customary location.
3.
Watch the soil.
: Test the dry wetness of the soil at depths of 2-3 cm with a finger or wooden stick before watering, which is the most reliable test.