He Aratohu Maatauranga Alocasia

Aratohu tiaki alOcasia

Ocasias are gaining popularity in indoor plant collections with their beautiful foliage and unusual look. They not only look great but also provide your house or workplace a natural touch. This page will go into great depth on Alocasias’ care to let home plant enthusiasts effectively nurture this lovely plant.

 Te hiahia o te rama

Native to the subtropics’ forest floor, alocasias like strong yet indirect light. Alocasias should be avoided from direct sunlight as they induce leaf burns when placed in it. Perfect diffuse light would be seen next to an east or north window. Alocasias will also be impacted in low light settings, hence it is crucial to ensure the surroundings are bright enough for the placement.

Should you be unclear about the light intensity in your space, you might track the plant’s development or use a light meter to gauge the brightness. Should the color of the Alocasia leaves dim or become yellow, this might indicate inadequate light and should you want to think about moving the plant.

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Alocasias thrive in humid conditions, hence their care mostly consists on raising the humidity surrounding them. The ideal humidity range is 60–80%. Either using a humidifier or a pebble tray beneath the plant can raise humidity. Water evaporating from the pebble tray will raise the surrounding air’s humidity and assist the plant to flourish.

Kia tupato kaua e tuku i nga riipene wai ki nga rau i te wa e kohia ana e te wai kohia ka taea e te wai pirau, he whanaketanga pirau ranei. Ko te pupuri i te haumākū tika e tino nui ana i te takurua, ina ka maroke te hau o roto.

Whakaaro mo te whakainu

In terms of water, calla lilies need a high humidity atmosphere even if they like rather dry soil. Always make sure the soil’s moisture level is low below the surface before watering the plant. Before every watering, one is advised to check the moisture level of the roots using a soil probe. This will enable you to exactly decide when to water.

I mua i te whakainu ano ano, kia mahara ki te Runga e rua ki te toru inihi o te oneone maroke. Ko nga rengarenga calla ka tino pakari i te takurua; Na, ko te whakamakuku kia iti ake te maha o te wa ka maroke te oneone. Kia mahara ki te whiriwhiri i tetahi ipu me nga kohinga wai pai rawa atu i te wa e pa ana te oneone ka pakaru te pakiaka me nga mate harore.

Nga rautaki mo te whakatipu

Alocasias must be routinely fertilized throughout the spring to autumn growth season. Monthly application of a diluted organic houseplant fertilizer helps to provide the nutrients the plant requires. In the first six months, Ysat’s organic potting mix and slow-release fertilizer may help to stimulate robust plant development.

Tirohia nga tohutohu mo te kohinga mo te whakatipu hei aukati i te mura o te pakiaka e whakaohooho ana. Mena he rau kowhai kowhai i muri i te whakatipuranga, ko te kaha ake pea ko te kohukohu; Ko te kupu, me whakarereke tonu te auau me te horopeta o te whakatipu.

Nga take me nga rongoa

Ko nga take noa me te tiaki i nga alocasia ko te kowhatu, te ruku rau, me nga pepeke pepeke. I te nuinga o te wa ka puta mai i te waa-i raro i te whakamarumaru, kaore i te marama te marama, me nga rau pai o te oneone, ka huri i te maama me te mahere wai i te waa ki te whakatutuki i enei take.

Should you discover pests like spider mites on calla lilies, you should separate the affected plants quickly, wash the leaves with soapy water and rub them with neem oil, and raise humidity to stop pest renewal. Don’t be demoralized if calla lilies have lost all their leaves. Move them somewhere cool in spring or summer; they may be able to recover.

Te tapahi me te whakahawea

Hei awhina i o raatau whanaketanga, me whakataua te kohukohu. Ahakoa mo nga tipu oneone nui ka taea te huri i te whakakotahitanga ki te 18 marama, mo nga tipu papamahi iti ake ka tohutohuhia kia whakaahuahia nga marama 12-18. Kōwhiria he ipu puawai 1-2 inihi te whakarewa mo te whakarewanga kia pai ai te pakiaka ki te tupu.

Ko te tapahi i etahi pakiaka tawhito me nga rau mate ka awhina i te akiaki i te whakawhanaketanga o nga pakiaka hou i te waa whakatikatika. Me whai waahi te reanga i te puna me te raumati i te tipu o te tipu ka taea e te tipu te pai ake o te taiao.

He maha atu nga taangata e rite ana ki nga tipu kua tae mai ki te whakanui i Calla rengarenga na o raatau ataahua me o raatau tino pai. Ka tipu te pakari o o reanga calla ki te hoatu e koe te maama, te makuku me te wai; Waihoki, ko te whakatipurangatanga maha me te whakarereketanga ka awhina ia ratou. I te wa ano, ma te tirotiro i nga mahi tipu me te korero i nga take whai waahi, ka taea e koe te whakarite i to hononga ki o reanga calla he pai, he roa tonu hoki. Ka whakawhiwhia e Calla nga rengarenga me to ataahua me te ataahua.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

He aha te mea he tino uaua ki te pupuri tonu i a Alcasia?
He nui rawa te wai:
Kia tupato kei raru te wai ki te pakiaka o Alcasias ki te pakiaka ka mau tonu to ratou oneone!

Me pehea e tiaki ai koe i te alocasia?
Ka pirau a Alocasia i nga pakiaka; Na, whakamatau kia kaua e pa ki te wai. Kei te pai to alocasia i te taiao whanui, i reira ka whakamahia te nuinga o te waa ki reira. Ka whakauru ranei i te haumurifier e tata ana, he maha nga rau me te mister, ka whakarei ake ranei i te makuku ma te whakamahi i te paepae pebble. He pai ki to alocasia nga tikanga mahana i waenga i te 65 me te 85 ° F.

Kei te hiahia a Alocasia i te ra?
Ko te Maakamatanga o Te Ao mo te Poutohu e pai ake ai te maarama ki te maama. Kia tupato kaore he mea pai mo te maama iti ranei te ra tika; Ka whakahawea ratou ki o raatau rau.

Ko te Allocasia he tipu whare pai?
I raro i nga ahuatanga o te tipu o te tipu, ka hangaia e te alocasia he whare pai.