Ko te Calathea

Ko Calathea Muallion te take me te manaaki

Te ataahua ataahua o nga tuawhenua

Ko te Calathea, i ahu mai i Brazil, he tangata whenua kei te tuawhenua me nga rohe totika. Ko te tipu e tupu ana i roto i te pāmahana nui, te haumākū, me te taiao-a-semi. Ko tana tino tipu o te pāmahana e tipu ana i te 20-30 ° C, me te pāmahana tino pai o te 18-21 ° C me te pāmahana po o te 16-18 ° C. Hei whakarite i te hotoke haumaru, kaua te pāmahana kia heke i raro iho i te 10 ° C. I te raumati, he mea nui kia tiakina mai i te ra tika ma te whakanoho i te waahi kaare. I te takurua, me neke atu ki roto ki te waahi ka tiakina me te mahana hei tiaki i te makariri. Ka tipu haere te kakau rau mai i te kakau o raro, a kaore he pakiaka nui, na he nui te kohua, he pai ake te kohua pāpaku mo te kohua. Ko te oneone humus paku he tino pai ki te tipu o te rhizome, e arahi ana ki te tipu otaota.

Ko te Calathea

Calathea Medallion’s Light Preferences

He mea nui ki te karo i te ra tika, na te mea ka taea te whakakore i nga rau. Engari, he pai ake te tipu o raro i te radiation kore, i te maama ranei. I te wa o te raumati, ka taea e te ra tika te tahu i nga rau, na reira kei te whakatohia i raro i tetahi kupenga whakamarumaru me te 75% -80% te maama rama i roto i te hanga. Mena ka kitea te rau ka kitea, me neke tonu ki te waahi kaore i te ra, ki te waahi whakamarumaru ranei i raro i te atarangi o te huakita o nga huakita pattegen. I te wa ano, me kaha te whakahaere o te wai me te tongi ki te whakatairanga i te tipu o nga rau hou me te whakahoki i tona ahua.

Hydration Harmony: Nurturing Calathea Medallion’s Thirst

Mai i te Maehe tae atu ki Oketopa ko te tau tupu huawhenua mo Calathea Dadle, me te tino haumākī whanaunga e 75% -85%. He painga te hau o te hau nui mo nga rau. Ina koa ka puta ake nga rau hou, mena he maroke rawa, ko nga taha me nga tohutohu o nga rau hou ka kaha ki te maroke me te korukoru, ka arahina ki te heke mai o te heke mai. Kaore e taea e nga rau te karo. Na reira, i te wa e tipu haere ana, he mea tika kia whakainu pinepine me te maha o nga rau. I te raumati, te wai 3-4 nga wa ia ra i roto i te waa. Ko te tikanga o te whakainu pai ko te rehu i nga rau i te ata, whakamakuku i te oneone i te ahiahi, i te ahiahi ranei, a ka whakahihiko i te tipu katoa i te po. Heoi, me utu kia kaua e utua te oneone kia tino piri ana, kia maku ano hoki, na te mea ka taea e tenei te pakiaka pakiaka me nga mate. I te mea ko te ngahuru me te takurua me te tipu o te Clathea Medallion ka heke iho, ka heke haere te nui o te whakainu, i runga i te wa o te rangi, i te wa kotahi te ra. Ina koa ka iti te pāmahana, me maroke te oneone hei tiaki i te kino makariri.

Te ātete me te pepeke

Ko te CALAFAA VACALLON he tino kaha ki nga mate me nga pepeke, engari ka taea tonu te pa ki te kore e tika te whakahaere. Kei roto i nga pepeke noa te pepeke me nga moni mokowhiti; Ko nga mate noa ko nga mate pirau ma me nga rau.

Nga waahanga whakato

Calathea Medallion has an underground rhizome or corm, with single, large leaves. Except for the open leaf sheath at the base, there is a prominent swelling at the connection between the leaf blade and the petiole, called the “pulvinus”. It contains water-storing cells that regulate the direction of the leaves, that is, when the leaves are fully hydrated at night, they stand upright, and during the day when the water is insufficient, the leaves spread out. This is a characteristic of Marantaceae plants. In addition, some Calathea species have a “sleep movement”, where the leaves spread out during the day and fold at night, which is very peculiar.

Whenua me te tono o roto

Ko te tae o nga rau he nui, he kara, he uara nui te whakapaipai. Ko te nuinga he tipu tino ataahua me te kaha o te atarangi o te atarangi me te whaikorero kaha. Ka taea te whakatokia ki te taumarumarunga o nga marae me nga maara, i te huarahi ranei. I te rohe o te Tonga China, ka nui ake te maha o nga momo kei te whakamahia i roto i te kari kari. Ka taea te whakamahi i nga tikanga whakato mo te whakato i nga waahanga, te whakakao, te whakarite ranei me etahi atu tipu. I nga rohe o te raki, ka taea te mahi tahi i nga otaota whakapaipai mo te maataki kari.

Clathea Dawallion: he ataahua o roto i te ataahua mo te kauri me nga whakaritenga

The Calathea Medallion, admired for its attractive plant shape and vibrant leaf patterns, is a standout indoor foliage plant. Its excellent shade tolerance makes it ideal for various settings, from large hotel lobbies to intimate home spaces. To optimize its growth and appearance, it’s essential to periodically place it in a sunny spot, such as a balcony or windowsill. Additionally, its striking leaf colors and patterns make it premium material for fresh flower arrangements, either as a focal point or a complementary element.