Te whakahou i te Peacock RED: Whakatikatika Maama mo te Tae Tae Tae

Aglaonema Whero Whero, Ka mohiotia te Pūtaiao Aglaonema ‘Red Peacock’, no te mea mai i nga rohe o te tonga me nga whenua o te tonga o Ahia, tae atu ki Inia, Thailand, Vietnam, ko te Philippines, Malaysia, me Indonesia, me Indonesia.

Ka rite ki te tipu tipu, nga ahuatanga o te rau o Aglaonema Whero Whero are quite distinctive. Its leaves are of medium length and width, with a dark green background adorned with pinkish stripes, complemented by charming pink stems. The striking color contrast of the leaves makes the entire plant particularly eye-catching, offering an elegant and gorgeous visual pleasure, just like its name “Red Peacock.”

Aglaonema Whero Whero

Peacock Peacock: Ko te Waehere Tiaki Whero

1. Taimāmā: Aglaonema Whero Peacock e pai ana, ka taea te maama me te whakaae i nga tikanga maama o raro, engari he pai ake i roto i nga waahi pai. Ko te ra tika kia karohia kia rite ki te mea ka kaha te rau.

2. Wai: Kia mau tonu te oneone i nga wa katoa engari kaore i tino maku. Tukuna te inihi runga o te oneone kia maroke i waenga i nga wai. Ka taea e te waipuke te arahi ki te pirau pakiaka.

3. Pīpīwai: Aglaonema Whero Whero Peacock e pai ake ana i nga taumata haumākū teitei engari ka taea te whakariterite ki te toharite o te haumākū o roto. Ka taea te whakanui ake i te mango ki te whakamahi i te mango, ma te whakanoho i te tipu ki runga i te paepae wai me nga kiri.

4. Pāmahana: Ko te whānuitanga o te pāmahana tino 65-80 ° F (18-27 ° C). Me tiakina te tipu mai i nga tauira me nga huringa o te pāmahana ohorere.

5. Oneone: Whakamahia te ranunga potting porting pai. He ranu i hangaia mo te tipu o roto, i te huinga ranei o te tihi, te perlite, me te onepu ka pai te mahi.

6. Tongi: Tonoa te tongi wai-whakarewa-wai-ra i nga wiki 4-6 i te waa e tipu haere ana (puna me te raumati). Whakaitihia te whakatipuranga i roto i te ngahuru me te takurua.

Me pehea te whakahoki i nga tae hihiri o nga rau whero o te rau whero i raro i nga tikanga iti?

I te wa e kitea ana e Aglaonema te mate whero o te tae rau hihiri, ka taea e koe te whai i enei waahanga taipitopito me te whakahoki i nga tikanga o te tipu, i te aukati ranei i etahi atu taonga. Na, nukuhia te tipu ki tetahi waahi me te nui ake o te maama, he maama noa iho, engari ko te karo i te ra tika kia aukati ai i te rau.

If natural light is insufficient, adjust curtains or blinds to allow more natural light into the room, or add artificial light sources such as full-spectrum plant growth lamps designed for plant cultivation. Meanwhile, provide the plant with timed lighting, maintaining consistent light exposure throughout the day, with at least 12 hours recommended. After adjusting the light conditions, closely monitor the plant’s response, as the recovery of leaf color may take some time, so patience is required.

Avoid abruptly moving the plant from a very dark environment to strong light, as this can cause leaf sunburn. Instead, gradually increase the light intensity, allowing the plant time to adapt to the new conditions. Lastly, ensure that other care conditions such as water, temperature, and fertilizer are properly managed, as these factors also affect the plant’s health and color. By following these steps, you can gradually improve the light conditions for Aglaonema Red Peacock and help its leaves regain their bright colors.