This plant is named kadaka or often called spikes or nails bunches of birds nest, Asplenium nidus, which looks strange now increasingly popular. There is an editorial in diameter giant, thick-leaved and stiff, and some are sized mini.
Many crops were among the plants, the all special treatment and not difficult, how?
Less suitable in the pot
Asplenium nidus is less suitable for in pots. I wish I were hung like their natural habitat in the forest. If you want in the pot, the media using the earnings should be equal to the original, without soil or humus like maidenhair ferns. Simply to use or fern moss, or humus half.
Placing the pot is less viable if placed just above the ground. Would be bad because the drainage, termite easily enter mos and will accelerate the growth of fungi due to the soil in the pot was getting damp.
It would be very good if using a pot with legs. If the plants are no longer sufficient in the old pots, pots should be moved in a new, larger and medium cropping does not need to be replaced. Plants should not be exposed to direct sunlight, so it is better placed in a protected place.
If you want to paste kadaka on the tree, its roots are first covered with fern, and the new bound with wire attached to the tree. Mos may also use a bit rough, affixed to the bottom of the stump or roots of plants.
Treatment
Such as maidenhair ferns, plants kadaka also sensitive to excessive moisture. So enough watering every other day, because he himself also absorbs moisture from the air.
To increase the fertility of its leaves, kadaka be fertilized with organic fertilizer. Fertilization is done every two weeks or even once a month. Never fertilize this plant with inorganic fertilizers, because the consequences will be fatal.
Old yellowing leaves should be trimmed. Similarly, dry leaves that littered kadaka attached tree discarded just to keep it clean.
For indoor plants, kadaka able to dominate the room is not more than three days. Too long in room will reduce the compactness leaves. After an article about ferns, will be sent again the same type of plants and of course also interesting.
Many crops were among the plants, the all special treatment and not difficult, how?
Less suitable in the pot
Asplenium nidus is less suitable for in pots. I wish I were hung like their natural habitat in the forest. If you want in the pot, the media using the earnings should be equal to the original, without soil or humus like maidenhair ferns. Simply to use or fern moss, or humus half.
Placing the pot is less viable if placed just above the ground. Would be bad because the drainage, termite easily enter mos and will accelerate the growth of fungi due to the soil in the pot was getting damp.
It would be very good if using a pot with legs. If the plants are no longer sufficient in the old pots, pots should be moved in a new, larger and medium cropping does not need to be replaced. Plants should not be exposed to direct sunlight, so it is better placed in a protected place.
If you want to paste kadaka on the tree, its roots are first covered with fern, and the new bound with wire attached to the tree. Mos may also use a bit rough, affixed to the bottom of the stump or roots of plants.
Treatment
Such as maidenhair ferns, plants kadaka also sensitive to excessive moisture. So enough watering every other day, because he himself also absorbs moisture from the air.
To increase the fertility of its leaves, kadaka be fertilized with organic fertilizer. Fertilization is done every two weeks or even once a month. Never fertilize this plant with inorganic fertilizers, because the consequences will be fatal.
Old yellowing leaves should be trimmed. Similarly, dry leaves that littered kadaka attached tree discarded just to keep it clean.
For indoor plants, kadaka able to dominate the room is not more than three days. Too long in room will reduce the compactness leaves. After an article about ferns, will be sent again the same type of plants and of course also interesting.
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