How to Grow Indoor Plants Without Killing Them
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Book Introduction
Companion plants bring a touch of freshness to our everyday lives. We want to cherish them for years to come, but why do they wilt so quickly when they arrive at our house? This book contains a guide to plants that were once thought to thrive with just a "sunlit spot" and a "moderate" amount of water once a month.
In particular, you can learn about the characteristics, environment, and proper care methods of 119 types of companion plants, such as anthurium, rubber tree, monstera, and indoor bonsai, which are easily found around us.
In particular, you can learn about the characteristics, environment, and proper care methods of 119 types of companion plants, such as anthurium, rubber tree, monstera, and indoor bonsai, which are easily found around us.
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Adiantum · Pteris · Humata · Aechmea · Brisea · Guzmania · Alocasia · Aloe vera · Agave · Haworthia · Anthurium · Asparagus · Climbing asparagus · Oxalis (love plant) · Foliage begonia · Elatior begonia · Bulbous begonia · Bilbergia · Tillandsia · Neoregelia · Calathea · Maranta · Stromante · Spider plant · Scindapsus · Syngonium · Chrysanthemum · Miniature rose · Primula · Creeper orchid · Crassula · Green iris · Love chain · Cyclamen · Azalea · Dieffenbachia · Heartleaf philodendron · Blushing philodendron · Venus flytrap · Pitcher plant · Nepenthes · Dracaena · Dragon tree · Song of India · Lucky bamboo · Echeveria · Aeonium · Paucaria · Poinsettia · Ficus benjamina · Ficus benjamina · Ficus benjamina · Fittonia · Ginura · Hypoestes · Ivy · Ficus benjamina · Palsoni · Amaryllis · Kencha palm · Table palm · Areca palm · Hoya · Hoya bella · Kalanchoe · Calandiva · Mimosa · Monstera · Philodendron bipinnatifidum · Monstera obliqua · Boston fern · Asplenium · Silver Lady · Opuntia · Banya cactus · Revutia · Peperomia metallica · Creeping peperomia · Blue peperomia · Phalaenopsis orchid · Phoenix palm · Guanyin bamboo · Fan palm · Pilea peperomia · Pilea glauca · Watermelon Pilea · Platycerium · Platycerium grande · African violet · Sansevieria · Stucky · Trigona · Saxifrage · Swedish ivy · Hong Kong palm · Croton · Aphelandra · Christmas cactus · Easter cactus · Rhipsalis · Soleirolia · Tolmia · Netera · Peacephyllum · Aglaonema · Orchid · Bird of paradise · Streptocarpus · Gloxinia · Tillandsia · Zebrina · Coleus · Yucca · Cabbage palm · Ponytail palm · Money tree · Mexican cycad · Pachira · Indoor bonsai
Plant Growing Basics
Things to check when purchasing
Arrange in a flower pot
Watering
Giving nutrients and caring for it
Splitting
Pest Control
Plant diseases
Caring for indoor plants
119 Ways to Care for Each Type
Plant-Specific Precautions & Troubleshooting
Top 5 Indoor Plants
5 Plants That Are Perfect for Your Desk
5 Sun-Loving Plants
5 Great Plants for Your Bathroom
5 Plants That Grow Well in Low Light
5 Plants to Keep in Your Living Room
Search
Adiantum · Pteris · Humata · Aechmea · Brisea · Guzmania · Alocasia · Aloe vera · Agave · Haworthia · Anthurium · Asparagus · Climbing asparagus · Oxalis (love plant) · Foliage begonia · Elatior begonia · Bulbous begonia · Bilbergia · Tillandsia · Neoregelia · Calathea · Maranta · Stromante · Spider plant · Scindapsus · Syngonium · Chrysanthemum · Miniature rose · Primula · Creeper orchid · Crassula · Green iris · Love chain · Cyclamen · Azalea · Dieffenbachia · Heartleaf philodendron · Blushing philodendron · Venus flytrap · Pitcher plant · Nepenthes · Dracaena · Dragon tree · Song of India · Lucky bamboo · Echeveria · Aeonium · Paucaria · Poinsettia · Ficus benjamina · Ficus benjamina · Ficus benjamina · Fittonia · Ginura · Hypoestes · Ivy · Ficus benjamina · Palsoni · Amaryllis · Kencha palm · Table palm · Areca palm · Hoya · Hoya bella · Kalanchoe · Calandiva · Mimosa · Monstera · Philodendron bipinnatifidum · Monstera obliqua · Boston fern · Asplenium · Silver Lady · Opuntia · Banya cactus · Revutia · Peperomia metallica · Creeping peperomia · Blue peperomia · Phalaenopsis orchid · Phoenix palm · Guanyin bamboo · Fan palm · Pilea peperomia · Pilea glauca · Watermelon Pilea · Platycerium · Platycerium grande · African violet · Sansevieria · Stucky · Trigona · Saxifrage · Swedish ivy · Hong Kong palm · Croton · Aphelandra · Christmas cactus · Easter cactus · Rhipsalis · Soleirolia · Tolmia · Netera · Peacephyllum · Aglaonema · Orchid · Bird of paradise · Streptocarpus · Gloxinia · Tillandsia · Zebrina · Coleus · Yucca · Cabbage palm · Ponytail palm · Money tree · Mexican cycad · Pachira · Indoor bonsai
Plant Growing Basics
Things to check when purchasing
Arrange in a flower pot
Watering
Giving nutrients and caring for it
Splitting
Pest Control
Plant diseases
Caring for indoor plants
119 Ways to Care for Each Type
Plant-Specific Precautions & Troubleshooting
Top 5 Indoor Plants
5 Plants That Are Perfect for Your Desk
5 Sun-Loving Plants
5 Great Plants for Your Bathroom
5 Plants That Grow Well in Low Light
5 Plants to Keep in Your Living Room
Search
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Many indoor plants require higher humidity than normal indoor environments, which is especially important if you have heating.
To maintain indoor humidity, fill a plant-sized tray with pebbles, add enough water to cover the pebbles, and place the pot on top.
As water evaporates, it creates moisture.
--- From "〈Plant Growing Basics〉 Arranging Plants in Flower Pots"
Plants also need nutrition to grow well.
A few weeks after purchasing the plant, or about two months after planting it in a pot, begin giving it nutrients.
In spring and summer, mix liquid nutrients in when watering.
Usually, once a month is appropriate.
Overnutrition is also not good, so follow the instructions carefully and do not give more than that.
--- From "〈Plant Growing Basics〉 Giving Nutrients and Growing"
What if the leaves have turned brown and shriveled?
Bat orchids have small, split leaves on the underside.
They act as a shield, absorbing water and protecting the roots.
As we age, our skin naturally turns brown.
--- From "〈Indoor Plant Care〉 119 Ways to Care for Each Type"
Asplenium nidus
This fern with lush, shiny leaves is easy to grow.
It grows well in little light, but occasionally wipe the leaves to make them shiny and give them some light.
To maintain indoor humidity, fill a plant-sized tray with pebbles, add enough water to cover the pebbles, and place the pot on top.
As water evaporates, it creates moisture.
--- From "〈Plant Growing Basics〉 Arranging Plants in Flower Pots"
Plants also need nutrition to grow well.
A few weeks after purchasing the plant, or about two months after planting it in a pot, begin giving it nutrients.
In spring and summer, mix liquid nutrients in when watering.
Usually, once a month is appropriate.
Overnutrition is also not good, so follow the instructions carefully and do not give more than that.
--- From "〈Plant Growing Basics〉 Giving Nutrients and Growing"
What if the leaves have turned brown and shriveled?
Bat orchids have small, split leaves on the underside.
They act as a shield, absorbing water and protecting the roots.
As we age, our skin naturally turns brown.
--- From "〈Indoor Plant Care〉 119 Ways to Care for Each Type"
Asplenium nidus
This fern with lush, shiny leaves is easy to grow.
It grows well in little light, but occasionally wipe the leaves to make them shiny and give them some light.
--- From "〈Indoor Plant Care〉 5 Plants that Grow Well in Low Light"
Publisher's Review
A Guide to 119 Companion Plants for the Struggling Gardener
It is now a well-known interior design tip that bringing just one plant into an ordinary home can completely change the atmosphere.
However, after purchasing a plant you like, unexpected problems often arise.
Sometimes the leaves turn yellow or black, and sometimes they are eaten by bugs you've never seen before.
Just as each person is a little different, each plant has its own characteristics.
Some plants grow well in full sunlight, while others grow better in shade.
Some plants need to be grown in hot and humid environments, while others need to be grown in cool places with little water.
This book provides detailed information on 119 indoor plants suitable for keeping as companion plants, divided into 'location', 'light', 'water + nutrition', and 'care'.
Additionally, the fun of arranging actual plant photos and illustrations in various layouts is not missed, and it provides practical help by providing various cases and solutions that can be encountered while growing plants.
119 Great Indoor Companion Plants
We introduce 119 indoor plants that are easy to find and great as companion plants, such as anthuriums, rubber trees, and monsteras.
You can learn about the characteristics of plants, their appropriate environment, and management methods.
A beginner's guide to gardening, from basics to custom care.
From things to check when buying a plant to watering, repotting, and disease management, it provides basic information as well as detailed information on each plant divided into ‘location,’ ‘light,’ ‘water + nutrition,’ and ‘care.’
Even beginners can grow an indoor garden without fail.
What should I do in this situation? Problem-solving for each plant and situation.
Beginners tend to get confused even by small problems.
Problems that appear depending on the plant also vary.
It identifies various problems that can arise while growing plants and provides solutions.
You can use it right away whenever you want.
Increase your success rate with gardening in the right place!
We have collected plants suitable for each space, such as the living room or bathroom, as well as plants that grow well together under similar conditions.
You can increase your success rate by gardening in the right place at the right time, and decorate every corner of your house with fresh air.
A sensuous design that is easy to understand and fun to look at
The information is presented clearly and clearly, with detailed photographs showing the plants' appearance.
The sensory design using various colors and illustrations helps with understanding and is fun to look at.
It is now a well-known interior design tip that bringing just one plant into an ordinary home can completely change the atmosphere.
However, after purchasing a plant you like, unexpected problems often arise.
Sometimes the leaves turn yellow or black, and sometimes they are eaten by bugs you've never seen before.
Just as each person is a little different, each plant has its own characteristics.
Some plants grow well in full sunlight, while others grow better in shade.
Some plants need to be grown in hot and humid environments, while others need to be grown in cool places with little water.
This book provides detailed information on 119 indoor plants suitable for keeping as companion plants, divided into 'location', 'light', 'water + nutrition', and 'care'.
Additionally, the fun of arranging actual plant photos and illustrations in various layouts is not missed, and it provides practical help by providing various cases and solutions that can be encountered while growing plants.
119 Great Indoor Companion Plants
We introduce 119 indoor plants that are easy to find and great as companion plants, such as anthuriums, rubber trees, and monsteras.
You can learn about the characteristics of plants, their appropriate environment, and management methods.
A beginner's guide to gardening, from basics to custom care.
From things to check when buying a plant to watering, repotting, and disease management, it provides basic information as well as detailed information on each plant divided into ‘location,’ ‘light,’ ‘water + nutrition,’ and ‘care.’
Even beginners can grow an indoor garden without fail.
What should I do in this situation? Problem-solving for each plant and situation.
Beginners tend to get confused even by small problems.
Problems that appear depending on the plant also vary.
It identifies various problems that can arise while growing plants and provides solutions.
You can use it right away whenever you want.
Increase your success rate with gardening in the right place!
We have collected plants suitable for each space, such as the living room or bathroom, as well as plants that grow well together under similar conditions.
You can increase your success rate by gardening in the right place at the right time, and decorate every corner of your house with fresh air.
A sensuous design that is easy to understand and fun to look at
The information is presented clearly and clearly, with detailed photographs showing the plants' appearance.
The sensory design using various colors and illustrations helps with understanding and is fun to look at.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Publication date: March 15, 2021
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 144 pages | 404g | 150*195*18mm
- ISBN13: 9791156162117
- ISBN10: 1156162114
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