Why does zamioculcas shed old leaves and how to make a lush bush.

 Many gardeners eagerly await the appearance of new leaves on the indoor zamioculcas plant. This is a very beautiful and spreading flower, but only if everything is fine with it. But sometimes it seems that new leaves are just beginning to form, but at the same time other old leaves are shed. And as a result, the plant becomes weak, and the greenery on it is sparse.

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Why does zamioculcas shed
 old leaves and how
 to make a lush bush.

Features of natural aging.

 During aging, the leaves on the plant begin to turn yellow. This is a natural process that should not be interfered with. Zamioculcas sheds unnecessary substances into old leaves (for example, calcium, which comes from hard water), but on the contrary, gives valuable components to young foliage (nitrogen).

Hosta - popular perennial with luxurious leaves and quite beautiful flowers of pink.

 A popular perennial with luxurious leaves and quite beautiful flowers of pink, lilac and white shades. Flowering period is July-August. The plant is best planted in partial shade, decorating paths, the foreground of a flower bed, etc.

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Hosta.

 Hosta requires virtually no care and can grow in one place for decades. With age, it only becomes more lush and beautiful, so replanting the bush in the first years after planting is only necessary if absolutely necessary.

Asters Chrysanthella.

 ASTERS CHRYSANTHELLA...

 Chrysantella is a powerful plant with a Y-type bush 60-80 cm high. The stem is thick and rigid, actively forming second-order peduncles, which produce 10-15 flowers per bush.

 Chrysantella is a Chinese aster, in which it was possible to consolidate the durability of the chrysanthemum, as well as the beauty and splendor of the aster. The flowers are stunningly beautiful, and the plants themselves are very resistant to rain and weather disasters.

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Asters Chrysanthella.

 Sowing date for seeds: April 20.

 Chrysantella seeds are similar to aster seeds. They are transferred to the surface of prepared sterile (to prevent seedlings from being affected by black leg) soil, lightly sprinkled with substrate, watered with warm water. Germination: 12-16 days at a temperature of 15-16 C.

Tamarind. Tree.

 A tropical tree made up of legumes, the only species is tamarind.

 The rhodi of tamarind is East Africa, including the dry deciduous forests of Madagascar. The plant was produced in the wild in Sudan, but is now widespread in most tropical Asian countries.

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Tamarind. Tree.

 The pulp of the fruit is edible and is used as a spice in Asian and Latin American cuisines. The wood has a rich red color and is used to make furniture and flooring.

 The fruits of tamarind contain organic acids, invert sugar, and pectin substances. They are used as a mild laxative, and the infusion is a refreshing drink for fever.

Orchid Macodes Petola.

  A plant such as Macodes Petola is a very rare Jewel Orchids. They are found in very small quantities in the territory from South America to Asia. Such plants are valued for their lovely velvety leaves. Experts classify plants of various genera of the vast orchid family from the subtribe Goodyerinae as Jewel Orchids. Thus, these are Macodes, Ludisia, Dossinia, Anoectochilus, Goodyer, Zeuxcine and others.

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Orchid Macodes Petola.

 The foliage of such orchids is incredibly beautiful. Thus, on the velvety surface you can see intricately arranged veins, which can be painted in different colors. They seem to be made of small stones that sparkle in the light. The more beautiful the leaf is, the finer its pattern, because in this case it shines very brightly and the shimmer is noticeable even with the slightest movement.

Orchid Features

Lycoris. Plant.

 Lycoris (Latin: Lycoris) is a genus of flowering plants consisting of more than 20 species, the Amaryllidaceae family, subfamily Amaryllidoideae.

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Lycoris. Plant.

 The original range of the genus was South and East Asia: Japan, South Korea, southern China, northern Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Nepal, Pakistan, Afghanistan and eastern Iran. Later, some species were brought to North Carolina, Texas and other southern states of the United States. Some of them naturalized over time.

Daisy Plant.

 Daisies are grown in gardens in any good soil. Large-flowered varieties of daisies usually do not tolerate severe frosts, so they should be covered for the winter.

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Daisy Plant.

 Old specimens begin to degenerate and bloom with simple flowers, and therefore they should be dug up and divided into several parts; this operation is best done in the summer, after flowering. On June 4, 2023, according to the results of a vote on the radio show "Vroege Vogels", the daisy was officially recognized as the national flower of the Netherlands.

Poppies in the Meadow.

 The common poppy (Papaver rhoeas) is an annual wildflower that produces bright red flowers. The seeds of the common poppy can lie dormant for up to 80 years, germinating when the soil is disturbed. This led to it being developed as a symbol of remembrance after World War I, when bouquets of poppies grew on battlefields.

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Poppies in the Meadow.

 The common poppy typically blooms from late spring to early summer. Although the flowers are often bright red, hybridization and selection have resulted in several cultivars with flowers in shades of yellow, orange, pink, and white.

 These poppies are low maintenance when planted in their hardiness zones, and are excellent for naturalizing. They also grow well in beds, allotments, borders, and pollinator gardens.

 Please note that all parts of the poppy plant are toxic to dogs and cats.

Cactus inflorit (photo).

 In order for cacti to bloom, you just need to fulfill the necessary conditions for their maintenance, which are simply not the same as for ordinary indoor plants.

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Cactus inflorit (photo).

 All cacti bloom and should bloom.

In terms of flowering, cacti can be figuratively divided into three groups.