The flower is like a small tree. Decorative indoor trees for the house, names and photos
What could be more beautiful than a blooming camellia? This plant has rightfully earned the love of flower growers all over the world, because its unusual buds, blooming, amaze with their tenderness and grace. Camellia is not the easiest plant to care for, but if you want to grow this beauty at home, it will not be difficult. The main thing is to know and observe all the subtleties of caring for her.
An evergreen shrub of the Tea family, camellia is a graceful plant that is successfully grown by fans of ornamental flora. Her homeland is the land of the rising sun, Japan, as well as China. Due to its unusual flowers, which resemble a rose in the shape of the buds, the camellia is also rightfully called the Japanese rose.
It is noteworthy that in an apartment this plant usually blooms in the cold season for 1-3 months, the life of one bud lasts about a month. The first stage of flowering begins around February, when the plant "wakes up" and lets out the first young shoots and fresh leaves. The flowers are large and bright, can be colored in different colors depending on the variety of camellia: pink, white, red, yellow. The diameter of a blossoming bud is from 5 to 15 cm, depending on the species and variety. Some camellias emit a pleasant aroma during flowering, creating a cozy and pleasant atmosphere in the house.
The leaves of the plant are dense, shiny, green in color, reaching a length of 10 cm.
Camellia can be grown in the garden, both in the open field, and in a pot or tub. Garden specimens in warm regions sometimes reach a height of 10 meters.
Camellia varieties
If you look through a book on botany or floriculture, it turns out that there are about 200 species of plants of the "Camellia" genus, on the basis of which breeders have created many unusual varieties that differ in the shape of the leaves, size, care requirements and the color of the buds.
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| As you might guess from the name, the flowers of this type of camellia have a bright yellow saturated color. Adult plant with good care, it can please the gardener with a huge number of buds - up to 200 pieces on one bush. This camellia has a second name - the golden rose of China, is endangered in wildlife and is included in the Red Book. At home, it grows in humid forests at an altitude of about 500 m. Feels great in an apartment | ||
| An evergreen deciduous tree, reaching a height of 15 meters, blooms with large bright red lush flowers up to 20 cm in diameter in an adult plant. Since the 10th century, the plant has traditionally been grown near Buddhist monasteries. It got to Europe in early XIX century and since then it has been widely cultivated by gardeners. The original mesh camellia is the largest of the camellias. In the gardens, camellias-chimeras are grown - varieties obtained on the basis of reticulated camellia. Their flowers are so unusual in color that it seems as if they shimmer in the light. | ||
| In Russia, this type of camellia is rarely grown as a houseplant. It grows slowly, eventually turning into a small tree or shrub. Flowers are small, about 3.5 cm in diameter, yellowish-pink in color. Tea camellia flowers give off a pleasant aroma. By the way, young leaves are covered with a light fluff called "bai-hao". Guess what long tea is made of | ||
| The progenitor of many popular varieties and hybrids of garden camellia, for example, Williams' camellia - one of the first frost-resistant hybrids | ||
| An evergreen shrub that is perfect for a cool greenhouse and will brighten any gardener's collection. Finicky to the conditions of detention. The apartment is rarely higher than 1 meter. Flowers of yellow, pink, red and other colors up to 15 cm in diameter |
Nowadays, flower growers around the world breed many varieties of camellias, based on the main four types of plants: Japanese, netted, mountain, Saulen. A plant, depending on the species or variety, can exist both in the apartment and in the garden, but in our climate it is rather difficult to grow it in the open field. But in the house, the bush feels great.
How to grow camellia
Growing a camellia on your own is not easy - you need to know the basic aspects of caring for this plant. This shrub reproduces in several ways:
- cuttings;
- graft;
- layering;
- seeds.
The most common and easiest way to propagate is by cuttings.
It is held in the spring-summer period: from May to July. If you want to plant a camellia in your home, then the easiest way is to ask for a shoot from the person who already has such a flower. How to propagate camellia by cuttings?
- Choose young, semi-lignified shoots on an adult plant, which already have from 1 to 4 developed buds.
- Make an oblique cut under the axillary bud, which is at the main trunk, and the cutting is in your hands!
- Remove the remaining leaf near the bud.
- Prepare a pot or box in which the camellia will grow: to do this, put drainage material on the bottom of the container, and on top of it - soil made from peat (1 part), sand (0.5 part), coniferous earth (1 part).
- Sprinkle the soil on top with clean sand (layer thickness - about 4 cm).
- The resulting cutting is planted in the sand to a depth of about 2 cm.
- Create optimal conditions for a young plant: air humidity - about 80%, air temperature - about 22 degrees.
- The plant will take root within 2-3 months.
The second popular, but more difficult way to propagate camellia is to buy seeds from the store. Get ready for the fact that camellia grows very slowly, and you will receive flowers no earlier than the plant reaches the age of 6-8 years (for comparison: a camellia grown from a cuttings will bloom in 2-3 years). To grow camellias from seeds, it is important to choose the freshest of them - the earlier after harvesting they are planted, the more likely successful germination will be. By the way, before sowing, the seed can be tested for "vitality": dip it into the water. If the seed drowned within 24 hours, then it is viable.
There are varieties of camellias that will do great outdoors in your garden. To decorate your plant private plot, buy seedlings. They should be purchased right before planting, that is, in May-June. When choosing seedlings, check with the seller the age of the plants: you should not buy a camellia under 4 years old. It is important to clarify the variety of camellia, as well as the requirements for caring for it (frost resistance, frequency of watering, etc.). The shoots of the plant should be strong and lignified. Purchased seedlings are planted in tubs or open ground... By the way, in a container with a plant there will be less fuss: it will be easier to remove it from the street for the winter.
Camellia at home: care
Camellia is a rather capricious plant, but arrange behind it proper care if desired, it is not so difficult.
Video - Caring for room camellia
Camellia in the garden: care
In countries with a subtropical climate, camellia is widespread in gardens: it will perfectly decorate the courtyard, park, gazebo, and in the cool season does not need to be moved indoors. In central Russia, you will have to tinker with a camellia living on the street: it is important to transfer it to the house for the winter so that it does not die, so it is better to plant it not in open ground, but in a large tub.
- The “habitat” of camellia on the site should be where the plant receives enough light, but does not “burn” from direct sunlight. Plant her near large tree or a shrub, thanks to the crown of which it will be possible to create a light partial shade. Camellia will feel good near the wall of the house or by the fence. But do not overdo it with shade: with a lack of light, the plant will not bloom, and instead of beautiful Japanese roses, you will observe a lush green bush in your area.
- Water the camellia in the garden abundantly once a week, the soil should not dry out or become waterlogged. Otherwise, the camellia will refuse to bloom or get sick.
- It is advisable to mulch the plant's trunk circle with bark or leaves - this procedure will save the soil around the camellia trunk from drying out, and in cool weather will protect it from freezing. In the middle of autumn, the camellia is pruned so that it branches and forms into a lush bush.
Growing problems
The main problems that a flower lover may face when growing camellias are as follows:
- Camellia leaves are covered with brown spots. This means that the plant has received a sunburn. Shade it, and the camellia will turn green again.
- The leaves turned brown and the buds fell off. It means that you flooded the flower, and the soil became acidic. Dry the soil well before watering again.
- Leaf shedding is a signal that the camellia either lacks moisture, or you water it in excess.
Today we'll talk about favorite and popular indoor plants.
Indoor plants are brought up to decorate the interior, refresh, purify the air in the room and as an alternative to live pets, because some take care of the plants like children.
Without potted flowers, mini shrubs, exotic palms, orchids, containers with summer flowering seedlings on the balconies, would you agree that our life would be many times more boring and grayer?
In addition to the fact that the flowers at home are beautiful, cute, there is another aspect - status - expensive, original plants in large houses, apartments, cottages - very ennoble, stylize, make the interior more expensive.
Among palms and trees, the most popular are: Yucca, Dieffenbachia, Dracaena, Monstera, Ficus.
Yucca
“Yucca (lat. Yúcca) is a genus of tree-like evergreen plants of the Agavaceae family. Previously, this genus was included in the subfamily Dracaenoideae of the Liliaceae family, and later began to be included in the Agavaceae family. According to modern concepts, the genus Yucca belongs to the Asparagaceae family. "
In the photo Yucca
Most often Yucca aloifolia lives in our apartments - this is a decorative and miniature species of these plants. Non-decorative yucca grows mainly in hot countries - in the southern United States, Mexico and Central America.
Dieffenbachia
"Dieffenbachia (Latin Dieffenbachia) is a genus of evergreen plants of the Aroid family (Araceae), common in the tropics of South and North America."
In the photo dieffenbachia
A plant with large oval leaves, a green stem, can reach a height of 2-3 meters, rarely blooms under artificial conditions. The juice of the leaves is poisonous, causes dermatitis, burns of the throat, skin. You need to handle the plant with gloves, and clean it away from children.
Dracaena
“Dracaena (lat. Dracāena) is a genus of plants of the Asparagus family, trees or succulent shrubs. The number of species, according to various sources, is from forty to one hundred and fifty. Most of the species are native to Africa, a few in southern Asia and one in the tropics of Central America. ”
In the photo of Dracaena
Like yucca from the asparagus family. It looks like a yucca.
Several varieties of dracaena are grown at home. A worthy plant, harmoniously brightens up the interior.
Monstera (philodendron)
“Monstera (lat. Monstéra) - large tropical plants, vines; genus of the Aroid family. "
In the photo Monstera
In not decorative option distributed in hot countries - in the humid tropical forests of the equatorial belt of America, parts of Brazil, Mexico.
Liana with huge "leaky" leaves, if well looked after - a beautiful plant. There are versions that it absorbs negative energy, emits carbon dioxide at night, so you can't put it in the bedroom.
Ficus
“Ficus (lat. Ficus) is a genus of plants of the Mulberry family (Moraceae), in which it forms a monotypic tribe Ficusaceae (Ficeae). Most of the species are evergreen, some are deciduous. "
There are only about 840 species of ficus, some of them are decorative, they can be grown at home.
The most popular domestic species: Ficus rubber, Ficus dwarf, Ficus Benjamin.
Each species has many more varieties, varieties.
Ficus Benjamin. Usually a small tree with pointed oblong glossy leaves. At home, with good care, such a plant grows up to 2-3 meters in height.
In the photo Ficus Benjamin
About the varieties of ficus Benjanimin: “There are many varieties with leaves of different sizes, colors and shapes. The most popular among Russian growers: Danielle, Exotica, Monique, Barok, variegated Starlight and Reginald, small-leaved Natasja, Kinky, Wiandi. Dwarf varieties are used for bonsai. "
At auctions (on the Internet, for example) you can buy such a flower for 400-1000 rubles.
Ficus rubber- a tree with large, dense, pointed-oval smooth, glossy leaves 20-30 cm long and 10-20 wide.
In the photo, Ficus rubbery
“The most famous decorative varieties:
Ficus elastica ‘Decora’ - with young bronze leaves;
Ficus elastica 'Doescheri' - withmotleyleaves«.
"Ficus Benjamin is the symbol of Bangkok, the capital of Thailand." It is difficult to imagine, but these green trees are relatives of fig trees growing in warm countries, on fig trees, or fig trees, berries such as figs grow. Figs are very sweet and healthy berries, we sell them dried. Sometimes decorative ficuses, somewhat similar to figs, also bear fruit.
There is even an experience when the ficus was grown from the seeds of figs bought on the market, you just need to be patient and take very good care of it, although according to the reviews of those who grew such a miracle, it is very unpretentious, after the emergence of shoots it quickly grows in growth. The small fig tree is a pretty trendy houseplant.
Among the succulent indoor plants and the most popular cactus: Fat Woman, Aloe, Kalanchoe, Cacti, Sansevieria, Euphorbia.
Fat woman (or money tree)
“Fat Woman (lat. Crássula) is a genus of succulent plants of the Fat family. Includes from 300 to 350 species, of which more than two hundred grow in South Africa; a significant number of species are distributed in Tropical Africa and Madagascar, several species are found in the south of Arabia.
Many species are used in indoor floriculture; indoor plants of this genus with round, coin-like leaves are sometimes called the "money tree."
In the photo is a fat woman
It grows rather slowly, a compact tree with a dense tender trunk and fleshy, oval leaves in the form of coins. The leaves contain a lot of arsenic, so it is dangerous to eat them, you need to remove the plant away from children.
With good care, it can bloom, but does not bloom very effectively.
Aloe
"Aloe (lat. Áloë) is a genus of succulent plants of the asphodelic subfamily of the Xanthorrhoeaceae family, containing more than 500 species common in Africa and the Arabian Peninsula."
In the photo aloe tree
In the decorative version, the most popular species are Aloe arboreal and Aloe aristata. Aloe is very useful flower... Its juice heals wounds, helps with a cold. Raw materials are widely used in medicine for the manufacture of drugs.
Kalanchoe
“Kalanchoe, also Kalanchoe (lat. Kalanchoë) is a genus of succulent plants of the Crassulaceae family. More than two hundred species are known that grow in tropical and South Africa, South and Southeast Asia and in the tropics of South America. "
In the photo Kalanchoe
In the photo, flowering species of Kalanchoe
It is also a very useful flower, the juice has healing properties. On each leaf, “babies” are “born” on the collapse: small plants with roots, you just need to plant the finished plant in the ground in a couple of months. The common Kalanchoe is a rather inexpressive plant, all its strength is rather in its healing properties. But the blooming options are very beautiful, bright, expressive.
Cactus
"Cactus, or Cactus (lat. Cactaceae) - a family of perennial flowering plants of the order Carnation."
Among the cacti there are very interesting and unusual representatives, they bloom very beautifully. There are versions that cacti absorb radiation, thereby protecting a person from it, it is recommended to place the plant near a computer monitor and radiation sources.
Spurge
Several types of milkweed are grown at home: for example, Euphorbia fat or plump Euphorbia obesa, Euphorbia the most beautiful Euphorbia pulcherrima-or poinsettia (Star of Bethlehem), Euphorbia Euphorbia leuconeurabia, Euphorbia Mile Euphorbia mili, Euphorbia triangular Euphorbia trigona, Euphorbia .d.
In the photo, white-spiked spurge
Euphorbia is the most common milkweed in the homes of Russians. It is poisonous, it is impossible for the juice to get on the skin, mucous membranes, especially in the hands of children.
Sansevieria ( pike tail)
"Sansevieria (sansevier, sansevier, pike tail) is a genus of stemless evergreen perennial herbaceous plants family Asparagus. Plants of this genus are found in dry rocky regions of tropical and subtropical Africa, Madagascar, India, Indonesia and South Florida. "
In the photo "pike tail"
The pike tail, as this plant is popularly called, is a very popular, unpretentious, inexpensive, easily propagating flower. There are several varieties of Sansevieria - spotted, miniature, in the form of roses, long feathers.
The leaves of this plant contain toxic substances - sapopins. Ointments are made from sansevieria, medications, for this, the raw materials are processed, which neutralizes the toxicity.
Spathiphyllum
"Spathiphyllum, or Spathiphyllum (lat. Spathiphyllum) is a genus of perennial evergreen plants of the Araceae family, some of them are popular indoor plants."
In the photo Spathiphyllum
Inexpensive pretty flower, without a stem, "a bunch of leaves from the ground." Blooms with good care. It can be a very voluminous, lush flower, stand on the floor in large pots.
African violet (or saintpaulia)
“Saintpaulia (Latin Saintpaulia) is a genus of flowering herbaceous plants of the Gesneriaceae family. One of the most common indoor plants; It is also known in floriculture under the name Uzambar fialka. It grows naturally in the mountainous regions of East Africa. "
This is a favorite home flower many gardeners of all ages, a compact, cute plant with bright and beautiful flowers... Violet is pleased with whimsical - personally from my experience and from the experience of friends. However, as the comments of fans of these flowers on the Internet say, it is easy to care for these plants, but you need to follow a number of rules:
“And I have about two hundred ... There are no special problems. I water it at the root, feed it once a month, in winter I illuminate it with lamps. "
“I have a lot of violets, it is not whimsical, the only thing you need to water is in the pallet, in the winter once a week, in the summer twice a week, well, so that they stand on the sunny side, they stand on the window in the kitchen - the sun is there in the second half days bloom 10 months a year. "
“There are 2 main conditions - do not pour or put in direct sunlight. I water mine once a week. "
The violet reproduces conveniently: a leaf placed in water gives roots.
Gloxinia
“Gloxinia (Latin Gloxinia) is a genus of plants of the Gesneriaceae family. Named after the German or Alsatian botanist and physician Benjamin Peter Gloxin (1765-1794). "
As we can see the violet (Saintpaulia and Gloxinia are from the same genus of plants of the Gesneriaceae family. Gloxinia is very similar to a violet, has a different leaf shape, larger flowers, sometimes in the form of bells. Propagated by tubers and cuttings, seeds.
Anthurium
“Anthurium (lat. Anthúrium) is a genus of evergreen plants of the Aroid family, or Araceae.
Perhaps the most numerous genus of its family, modern sources number more than 900, others (older) about 500 species.
The Latin name of the genus is derived from the ancient Greek words meaning "flower" and "tail". "
In the photo Anthurium with blue flowers
Anthurium is similar to Spathiphyllum, but with red flowers - as we see they are one genus of evergreen plants of the Aroid family. An unusual, beautiful plant.
Schlumberger (or Decembrist)
"Schlumberger (lat. Schlumbergera) is a genus of epiphytic cacti, common in tropical forests in the southeast of Brazil, including Rio de Janeiro, at an altitude of 900-2800 m. Introduced to Europe by collector Allan Cunningham around 1816."
In the photo, the Decembrist in bloom
We call this flower the Decembrist. Despite the fact that experts do not classify it as a capricious plant, according to the experience of many of my friends, it is quite sensitive to any adverse influences. It got its name because it blooms in winter, in December.
In addition to winter time, against the background of other flowers, it is gray and inconspicuous, and during flowering, the whole attitude towards it is manifested: if there was good care- the Decembrist will bloom profusely, with beautiful buds, if the care was poor - one or two pale flowers will come out.
Camellia
“Camellia (Latin Camellia) is an evergreen plant of the Tea family (Theaceae). The most famous species is Camellia sinensis (Chinese Camellia, or Tea, or Tea Bush), from the leaves of which raw materials are obtained for making tea. Many types of camellias are used in ornamental gardening. "
Indoor camellia - beautiful plant, especially when in bloom. Capricious. Cannot be rearranged from place to place.
Geranium
Without geranium, it is impossible to imagine an old grandmother's house in the village, its smell, causing either headache or a slight obscuration cannot be separated from the memories of parents and grandmothers for many.
In the photo geranium
Azalea
"Azalia (lat. Azalea) is a collective name for some beautifully flowering plant species from the genus Rhododendron."
Indoor trees are a favorite plant of many housewives. They fit perfectly into different interiors, complement any environment, refresh and decorate with their appearance rooms, halls, greenhouses or small corridors. The variety of types, shapes, colors and sizes of these, allows everyone who wants to decorate their home to choose a flower to their liking and suitable for a particular room - small or large.
In this article, we present to your attention a list of all the most common and, deservedly, beloved by many, indoor trees, a catalog with colorful photographs and names of these plants, as well as detailed description of each kind.
Ficus
Ficus has a huge number of species, its appearance can be completely different, depending on the variety. These trees and shrubs, large, medium and very small, branched and lush or slender, with leaves and trunks different colors, sizes and shapes.
This is a beautiful, vigorous plant that has earned popularity for its huge leaves and their unusual coloring. - not quite a tree, it rather belongs to the shrubs of the Aroid family. It owes its unusual name to J.F. Dieffenbach, a famous German botanist.
This bush grows very quickly and can reach heights of up to two meters. It has a thick, succulent stem, and its leaves are large and dark green in color with silvery, white or beige blotches, spots, lines and patterns. 
The leaves of some species are interspersed with such a density that they become more white than green. Taken together, this is an extraordinary beauty. Dieffenbachia blooms very rarely, but this is more than offset by the beauty of its ever-green glossy leaves.
This plant is quite whimsical and requires careful attitude towards itself. It does not like drafts and frequent transplants. It grows well in conditions of abundant light, but does not tolerate direct sunlight. A high level of air humidity (about 65%) is important for her, so it is worth spraying and washing the leaves of the plant as often as possible, especially in the summer. Periodic liquid dressings or will not be superfluous. 
It is worth remembering that it is not recommended to fertilize species with white leaves with nitrogen-containing agents, from this they lose their varietal properties and turn green.
Important! counts . Its juice, getting on the skin or mucous membrane, causes burning itching and local numbness of the nerve endings. If ingested, it can cause severe poisoning. Do not keep this bush in an easily accessible place for small children.
The indisputable advantage of this flower is its ability to cleanse the air from various harmful impurities and toxins, such as formaldehyde, trichloroethane, xylene and benzene.
Refers to versatile plants. It is loved because it is perfect for forming dense outdoors and ideal for growing various decorative structures indoors. Boxwood can grow in a small pot, it root system, like itself, grows rather slowly, which significantly saves space and is appropriate when it comes to small rooms. 
Outwardly, it is a dense branched bush with small glossy leaves of a dark green color on the outside, and slightly lighter on the inside. It perfectly tolerates pruning, it is easy for it to give any shape that this plant will maintain for a long time. The first flowering can be expected no earlier than the boxwood turns 20, or even 25 years old. It forms small yellow flowers that have an unpleasant odor. 
This bush loves well-lit areas in the house, but protected from direct sunlight... Watering and spraying are carried out more often in summer and less often in winter period... It is worth replanting boxwood once a year, and for this it does not need a very spacious pot. It is propagated more often by cuttings, but the seed version is also allowed.
It is one of the most popular house potted trees. You can easily recognize it in the photo and, of course, you are well familiar with its name. Many people love and grow this evergreen at home, as this is a rather simple, and most importantly, a useful process, because it is popular, without which almost no dish in Russian and Ukrainian cuisine can do. The plant itself, growing in the wild, prefers the subtropics and can reach enormous sizes in height. 
In the apartment, its growth will be slightly less, but the excellent tolerance of pruning and the ability to take any form for a long time, inclines many lovers ornamental plants decorate your home with this evergreen shrub. Its leaves have a bright, deep green color, with a light streak in the center. Their surface is smooth, and sometimes the length reaches 10 cm. In the middle (April -) one can often witness flowering, during this period he adorns himself with small yellow flowers. 
This shrub is unpretentious in care. He needs standard procedures: watering, spraying, pruning. Grows well both in the shade and in the sun. In summer, laurel can be a wonderful decoration for your balcony or outdoor veranda.
This beautiful one, quite popular in interior decoration, comes from Lord Howe Island in the Pacific Ocean. It attracts attention with its appearance and is popular due to its unpretentious cultivation. 
For apartments and often grow two types of these palms: and. Outwardly, these are single-stemmed palms with elongated, flexible bright green leaves and smooth green stems that, in conditions home growing reach 1.5 - 2 meters in height. In order for the composition to appear thicker, several plants are often planted in one pot at the same time.
Did you know? In some sources, these palms are found under the name "Kentia". This name was given to them in honor of the capital of Fr. Lord Howe, Kentia.
As already mentioned, hovei do not need special care. They easily forgive the mistakes of novice gardeners and can germinate in almost any conditions. They love soft diffused light, but they grow well in partial shade conditions. The main thing is to prevent direct sun from falling on the palm leaves during the period from April to August. The optimum temperature for it will be from +20 to +25 ° C. 
Watering must be done so that the ground remains moist but not wet. If the tips of the leaves of a palm tree begin to turn black, this is an indicator of the "bay" of the plant. In summer, you can have a cool shower. Young palms need replanting once a year, older plants can be “transplanted” every third April. It is better to do this carefully, keeping an earthen lump around the rhizome, because the roots of the hovea are quite fragile.
Dracaena
This is a tree-shaped houseplant (as seen in the photo), and, for sure, is familiar to many for its name. This flower has several common types, which we will now take a closer look at.
Easy to care for. She loves light and moisture, so a lit corner of the room and frequent irrigation of the earth and leaves will benefit her. However, like most indoor plants, she is afraid of drafts, so you should not put her in front of a window. For its normal growth, the temperature in the room should be +20 ... + 25 ° C degrees, and in winter it should not fall below + 15 ° C.
The well-known "money tree", or Crassulla, is a real find for those who want to decorate and refresh the interior of their apartment or office in an original way, but do not have free time or skills to care for a living plant. 
It is a beautiful, branched tree with a strong gray-brown trunk and thick, smooth branches. Its deep green leaves, which are small and round in shape, differ in thickness and "fleshy". The smooth glossy surface of the leaves makes them shine in the sun, which resembles the shine of coins.
The popular name of this plant has provoked many beliefs and legends associated with money and its growth. Therefore - a frequent inhabitant of offices and various financial institutions. 
The process of growing a tree is very simple and all the care tips come down more to what not to do than to what to do. So:
- Do not overdo it with watering. In its thick leaves, the money tree accumulates enough moisture to last without water for quite a long time, but its roots can rot from constantly wet earth.
- You cannot plant the plant in a pot that is too large. It is better to let it be wide and not deep, otherwise the plant will have an asymmetrical crown and it will be difficult for you to form something else out of it.
- Do not overdo it with fertilizers. In most cases, the Fat Woman needs them in full.
- An adult Crassulla should not be transplanted more than once every three years. While the plant is being formed, the first couple of years, it can be "relocated" once a year.
- You can't shade the Fatty Girl too much. Put it in a bright, well-lit by diffused light corner, and it will grow with pleasure to your joy.
Did you know? Feng Shui science respects the "money tree" very much and has many rules and recommendations for growing this plant at home. One of them is the belief that Crassulla is best kept at the window from the South-East side.
A beautiful, spreading plant, which is also called "indoor maple". It is worth noting that there is indeed a similarity with this tree, at least in the shape of the leaves of this flower. They have a bright green color in the bush, a carved shape and a slightly pubescent surface. 
The main attraction of this specimen is its flowers. They can delight the eyes of others. all year round with favorable care. The flowers are collected in brushes and have the shape of bells of different sizes and colors: from light pink and peach to bright scarlet and crimson.
For healthy growth and abundant flowering, the plant needs loose, airy soil and abundant diffused warm light. The potted soil should be watered regularly, and the leaves and shoots should be sprayed from time to time. Do not place the flower in a draft.
Important! In order for the cultivation of abutilone at home to be crowned with success, it is worth choosing modern hybrid varieties, distinguished by their small size. Tall specimens, sometimes reaching one and a half meters in height, are better suited for greenhouses.
Very beautiful, voluminous and unpretentious plant, which is very often considered the most popular home tree. Among the many wild species for home cultivation, Chinese hibiscus is often chosen. 
This is a tree with a thin but strong trunk and shoots covered with gray bark. It is decorated with wide, medium-sized, dark green, carved leaves and large bright scarlet flowers in the shape of bells.
Did you know? This flower is very revered in Asian countries, as well as in the vastness of the Pacific Ocean. Its flowers are considered a symbol of feminine beauty, keepers of the family hearth, sources of positive energy and a cure for depression. Translated, its name means "a flower for beautiful ladies."
For proper growth, it should be watered frequently, especially during hot seasons. It is worth spraying the leaves and flowers as often as possible, as they are very fond of moisture. This flower grows well on the windowsill, as it loves light. The optimum temperature for a tree is + 24 ° C, but in winter it can grow in conditions up to + 12 ° C. 
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