Nga tohu o te Philodendron

Popular for their simplicity of growth and adaptability, traditional houseplants include phododendron. Whether it’s a hanging basket, a shelf or a corner, it may fit to many interior settings and provide a little green energy to the house. Because of its very minimal care needs, this popular indoor gardening plant is perfect for individuals without gardening knowledge or with a hectic job schedule.

Te rereketanga me te tipu o nga whanau

Mai i nga tipu iti i whakaitihia kia piki nga waina, te whanau nui o Kaupapa phidendron plants may satisfy practically any interior environment’s ornamental demands thanks to their hundreds of variances. This plant appeals visually from the range of leaf forms, colors, textures, and sizes.

Ko te tikanga nui me te papura, ko nga puka rau i te taha o te ngakau-ahua ki te hoari-i hangaia ki nga rau whakaranu nui. He maha tonu nga kakano o ona rau; Ko etahi momo ahakoa he kowhatu te ahua, kaore i te mahi noa i a raatau tono whakapaipai engari e whakarato ana i nga tangata takitahi ki te ahua o te taiao.

Apart from the conventional green philodendron, there are also variations with colored leaves like deep crimson, yellow, or leaves with stripes and dots. Philodendron is a very decorative indoor plant with these rich color variances. For instance, scarlet young leaves of “Imperial Red” are well-known.

Usually, two basic growth kinds exist: upright type and vine type. Especially suited for hanging in hanging baskets or allowing it climb on totem poles is vine type philodendron. Their leaves keep growing as the vines create a lovely hanging scene. Thick stems and big, broad leaves of upright philodendrons like “Rojo Congo” make them very appropriate for display in living room or bedroom corners.

He tino pai mo te tiaki i nga tipu o roto

He maha nga wa i whakaarohia i roto i nga tipu o roto o nga tipu o roto e waatea ana mo te tiaki. Ka taea te tupu noa i roto i te hiahia ki te tono tikanga o roto, he ngawari hoki ki nga hiahia ngawari mo te maama, te pāmahana me te haumākū. Mo nga whare me nga umanga, ko te Philodendron te tipu tino whakapaipai.

Nga whakaritenga Maama: Ahakoa ka pai te tipu i roto i te maama tuuturu, he iti noa te kaha o te maama. Ka awhina tenei ki a raatau kia pai ai nga tikanga maama me te mea e tika ana hoki kia tu ai nga waahi mai i nga matapihi. Heoi, ko te kore o te maarama-roa o te maama e pa ana ki te kapo i te tae me te whakaroa i te whanaketanga; Na, ko te maama ngawari e tika ana mo tana whanaketanga pai.

Ko te Philodendron tetahi tipu tipu-tauraki e kore e hiahiatia te whakainu i nga wa katoa. Ko te whakainu noa ka tika ka maroke te whenua ki te pa. Ko te pirau o te pakiaka ka puta mai i te waipuke. E whakaatu ana i tona oranga tonu ahakoa ka wareware koe ki te whakamakuku i te wai.

Te pāmahana me te haumāku: He pai mo te taiao mahana, te pāmahana rūma i waenga i te 18 me te 24 nekehanga Celsius te pāmahana whanaketanga tino tino. Ko te pupuri i te iti ma te makuku e taea ai e ona rau te pai ake me te hauora ahakoa kaore e tika ana. Ina koa i te takurua maroke, ko te whakamahi i ia ra o te hautefifer, te koriri ranei e awhina ana i te makuku i te waahi.

Whakapaipai me te tapahi i te Philodendron

Ko tana tohatoha totika me te tapahi ano hoki ka awhina i a raatau kaore e karanga mo nga tukanga uaua. Ka awhina te tapahi tika ki te pupuri i te ahua o te tipu me te whakapiki i tana kaha me te whakapau kaha ki te whakatutuki i te kaha o te whanaketanga.

Tohutohu Awhina: Mo te miihini-momo a FinewNendron, ka awhina i te roa me te aukati i te horapa nui. Ka awhina te tapahi i te tipu ki te whakawhanake i nga manga hou, na reira ka piki ake te whanui. Ka whakamahi pea tetahi i nga waina tapahi mo te tapahi i te tohatoha. Ko nga waahanga o te kakau hauora ka whai pakiaka i etahi wiki hei whakatipu i nga tipu fiyoderon mo te wa ka whakanohoia ki roto ki te oneone paru.

Ko nga haea tapahi, wehenga me te paparanga hau e toru nga tikanga hei whakaputa. Ko te tapahi i te tohatoha ko te tikanga e whakamahia nuitia ana. Ko nga waahanga o te kakau hauora ka pakiaka i etahi wiki ahakoa he tika tonu ratou ki te oneone paru, i te wai ranei.

Nga Rerekētanga angamaheni

He maha nga rereke o te whanau Philoderon, ia tangata me te uara whakapaipai. Ko nga mea e whai ake nei ko etahi rereketanga o nga kaupapa o te Phidendron:

I roto i nga mea e tino tupu ana i te nuinga o te waikawa-momo momo momotuhi a Hearlofrof Philodendron (Phiyodendron Heerewa. Ko ona kakano maeneene me nga rau-ahua-ngakau e korero ana ki a au mo te piki, te whakairi ranei. He pai rawa te PhilodelAf Philodendron mo nga waahi mahi, i te moenga ranei i te mea e pai ana ki te maamaa iti.

Bright crimson young leaves of Philodendron “Imperial Red” are well-known. The hue progressively becomes dark green as the leaves develop. Growing straight, this type is appropriate for visual focus point placement in room corners.

Ko nga rau nui me nga riipene hohonu e hanga ana i te Philodendron Bipinnatifidum e tika ana mo nga waahi o roto. Ko o raatau rau tino nui ka hoatu ki te rohe he mura ahi.

Dark green leaves of Philodendron “Emerald Green” are thin and glossy, perfect for desktop or bookcase decorating.

Philodendron’s air purifying capacity

Apart from its exquisite look, philodendron has remarkable capacity for air filtration. Research on phodendron’s ability to absorb dangerous airborne pollutants like formaldehyde, benzene, and sulfur dioxide has demonstrated how better indoor air quality results. Through its leaves, it exchanges gases; it takes these toxins into the plant body and breaks them down by means of metabolism. Consequently, arranging them in the bedroom or office space not only improves the surroundings but also offers cleaner air.

Tono i roto i te hoahoa o roto

Its numerous shapes and hues have made it the perfect plant for inside decor. Whether it’s a potted plant accentuating a bookcase or a hanging basket from the ceiling, philodendron fits very well in many kinds of home design.

He tino tika te miihini-momo a Filidendron mo te whakato kete kete i te Décor. Ko ona karepe roa ka taea te whakairi noa me te waihanga i nga raina ataahua e whakapaipai ana i te waahi. Ehara i te mea ka penapena noa te ruuma, engari ka whakairihia ki runga i te taupee, i te matapihi ranei e homai ana i roto i te matomato kanapa.

For upright variances of Philodendron, including “Red Emperor” or “Emerald,” their small growth makes them ideal for desks, coffee tables or living room corners. Their big, broad leaves not only liven the space but also act as a visual center point and accentuate decorations.

Nga whakaarotanga o te tiaki

Ahakoa ko te Philodendron he tipu tino uaua, me whai whakaaro etahi raru i te wa e manaakitia ana te whanaketanga pai.

The root system is very susceptible to too much water, hence long-term overwatering may lead to root rot. Thus, be sure to find out if the ground’s surface is dry before every watering and avoid leaving the plant in a damp surroundings for extended period of time.

Tuhinga o mua. Ko te whakangao i nga wa katoa kaore e tika ana kia tukuna he tere whanaketanga. Ma te whakamahi i nga rahinga tika o te tongi tipu o roto, me ruia e tetahi i te wa kotahi, e rua ranei i te tau i te puna me te raumati.

Ahakoa te whakatairanga a Philodendron ki te hauora o te tangata, he kino te kino o te tipu o te tipu ki te taangata me nga kararehe, na reira ka arahina e te hunga kino ki nga whakautu a te kai paipa. Ko te kupu, kia mahara ki te pupuri kaupapa phidendron Kaore i tae atu ki nga taiohi me nga kararehe i a koe e atawhai ana.

I tua atu i te mea he tipu whakapaipai ataahua, he hoa a Phodendron he hoa matomato ka kaha ake i nga taiao o roto, na reira ko te kounga hau. Ko ona hiahia atawhai me te ngawari ki te pai ki te maara kaimoana ka tiimata me te tipu me nga mea o te waa. Mai i nga hua o te waia-momo e whakairihia ana ki nga huihuinga o te kokonga matau, he maere te momo ka whakaatu i nga momo rereke. Ma te whakamakuku taketake, he tongi iti, he nui te marama, ka tupu pea ratou, ka whakarato i to ataahua taiao me te hou.