Nice color of Coleus

 Nice color of Coleus.

It is unique of its kind)

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Nice color of Coleus

 A genus of plants in the Lamiaceae family. Previously, the genus included about 150 species of plants, but later, as a result of research, a deep revision was carried out and only three confirmed species remained in it - Coleus vesiculosus, Coleus forskahlii and Coleus lucidus. 

Varietal lily "Tiny Epic" Grows even in pots

 The lily variety "Tiny Epic" is a dwarf Asiatic hybrid distinguished by its contrasting flower color (burgundy petals with orange tips), a height of up to 50 cm, blooming in July-August, and a lack of a strong fragrance. This lily is easy to grow, winter-hardy, and suitable for both open ground and container growing, creating vibrant accents in gardens and bouquets.

Varietal lily "Tiny Epic"
Grows even in pots

 What is "Tiny Epic" suitable for?

 For vibrant garden accents: With its unusual color and compact size, this variety looks beautiful in flowerbeds and group plantings.

Χoya.

 Hoya is a luxurious tropical liana with a lush, spreading crown. In nature, it forms 10-meter vines, and indoors, the length of the shoots does not exceed 5-6 meters.

 A characteristic feature is fleshy glossy leaves, as if covered with wax. Therefore, hoya is popularly known as wax ivy.

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My favorite Oxalis

 A genus of annual, often perennial herbs, sometimes subshrubs of the Oxalidaceae family.

 This plant improves metabolism, increases appetite, has an antihelminthic, hemostatic, wound-healing, diuretic and choleretic effect. In addition, wood sorrel eliminates heartburn, vomiting, normalizes the acidity of gastric juice, reduces blood pressure, is an antiscorbutic and antidote for mercury and arsenic poisoning.

Asparagus grows best in a well-lit area.

 Asparagus grows best in a well-lit area. Loves high humidity. Does not tolerate high temperatures well.

Asparagus grows best
 in a well-lit area.

 Asparagus grows best in well-lit areas, as it requires direct sunlight for proper development and a good harvest. Fertile, loose, and moderately moist soil, as well as protection from strong winds, are also important for asparagus.

Spurge

 Euphorbia (Latin: Euphorbia) is the largest genus of plants belonging to the Euphorbiaceae family. It includes from 800 to 2000 species, depending on the sources. About 160 species of Euphorbia are found in Russia and neighboring countries.

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 Diversity:

 The Euphorbia genus is very diverse in appearance and life forms. It includes annual and perennial herbs, shrubs and trees.

 Milky juice:

 All species of Euphorbia secrete a white milky juice when the stem or leaves are damaged.

Haworthia - leaf succulent

 The conditions for keeping haworthias and care at home are the same for everyone, regardless of their type.

Place the plant in a bright place, it is advisable to provide 3-4 hours of sunlight in the morning or evening. If the windows of your apartment face east or west, this location will be ideal. In case of strong sunlight from a southern window, the flower must be shaded during the midday hours.

Zamioculcas or dollar tree is an extremely desirable permanent resident in every home

 Pest damage to Zamioculcas is observed rarely, probably due to the dense skin covering the leaves; it is sometimes attacked by scale insects, spider mites, aphids and thrips, in dry indoor air conditions.

Japonica

 Camellia japonica (Latin: Caméllia japónica) is one of the most famous species of the genus Camellia. The homeland of the Japanese camellia is Japan and southwestern China, it grows wild in Shandong, Taiwan, southern Japan and South Korea at an altitude of 300-1100 meters. It is the official flower symbol of the state of Alabama.

Camellia japonica William Bartlett or "Japanese rose" is a compact cone-shaped shrub with shiny leathery leaves. It blooms from late February to April. 

 It reaches a height of about 2-3 meters, has soft pink, double flowers with orange stripes, which are one of the first to grow after late winter, adding color during the winter months.

In the wild, flowering occurs between January and March. Flowers appear along the branches, especially near the ends, and have very short stems. They appear either singly or in pairs and are 6–10 centimetres (2.4–3.9 in) across.

Iris

 The genus of plants Iris, also known as iris or cockerel, belongs to perennial rhizomatous plants of the Iridaceae family. The genus includes about 800 species, distinguished by a variety of shapes and colors. The name "Iris" comes from the Greek word "ἶρῐς", which means "rainbow".

The name "Iris" comes
 from the Greek word "ἶρῐς", 

 More details:

 Family: Iris, or Iris (Iridaceae).

 Distribution: Found on all continents.

 Appearance: Perennial rhizomatous plants with a wide variety of shapes and colors.

 Name: "Iris" in Greek means "rainbow", which is associated with the variety of colors of flowers.

Wisteria

 Wisterias are generally a series of large woody deciduous vines. The most common species called wisteria is Chinese Wisteria (Wisteria sinensis (Sims) DC.). The common generic name is often also applied to Japanese Wisteria (Wisteria floribunda) and some other species. 

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Wisterias are generally a series of large woody deciduous vines.

 The perennial, well-developed plant is up to 15-18 m tall, with drooping liana branches, odd-pinnate leaves up to 30 cm long, with 7-13 leaflets. It blooms in spring at the end of March - purple fragrant flowers are formed, collected in hanging brushes.

Lilac

 Lilac (Latin: Syringa) is a genus of shrubs belonging to the olive family (Latin: Oleaceae). The genus includes about 30 species distributed in the wild in southeastern Europe and Asia, mainly in China. Lilac is widely cultivated for its beautiful and fragrant inflorescences. In gardens and parks, you can most often find common lilac (Syringa vulgaris).

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 Botanical description:

 Lilacs are deciduous shrubs that can be either upright or spreading. The height of the bushes can reach 5-7 meters, but sometimes lilacs take on a tree-like form.

Delphinium

 Larkspur, also known as Delphinium or Delphinium, is a genus of plants in the family Ranunculaceae, which includes both annual and perennial herbaceous species. 

 These plants are common in the Northern Hemisphere and in the mountainous regions of tropical Africa, and many species are native to Southeast Asia, especially China.

 Botanical description:

 The genus Delphinium has more than 500 species.

 They are similar in appearance to the genus Aconitum, which also belongs to the Ranunculaceae family and is poisonous.

Some annual species of larkspur were previously classified as a separate genus, Consolida, but are now included in the genus Larkspur.

Violet is a fabulous flower, Nobody can argue with that.

  Violet is a fabulous flower,Nobody can argue with that.

Creating wondrous beauty

And amazing stories.

Each has its own destiny

And the catalog description,

But no words have been invented

To describe this creation.

When exposed to high temperatures, Cyclamens stop blooming.

 When exposed to high temperatures, Cyclamens stop blooming. Their leaves are turning yellow. The plant goes into a dormant state. The pot with the tuber can be removed from the windowsill before growth begins in the autumn.

 Exposure to high temperatures (above 18-20°C) stresses cyclamen, leading to a halt in flowering, slower development, and even the death of flower buds. To stimulate flowering, cyclamen requires cool temperatures (16-18°C during the day and 2-3 degrees cooler at night), bright, filtered light, and moderate humidity.

Dracaena.

 Good afternoon everyone! I am rooting a Dracaena stem and the question arose: how deep should I plant it?

Dracaena.

 Dracaena (Latin: Dracaena) is a genus of plants in the Asparagus family, which includes trees, succulent shrubs, and herbaceous perennials, primarily native to tropical and subtropical regions of the Old World. The genus comprises approximately two hundred species, including popular houseplants and species that produce "dragon's blood"—a red resin.

Hello everyone, I want to form a lush Syngonium, is it possible to prune the vine? (2 arrows grow)

 Hello everyone, I want to form a lush Syngonium, is it possible to prune the vine? (2 arrows grow)

Pelargonium loves bright light with morning or evening sun, moderate watering and a light, loose substrate.

 Pelargonium

loves bright light with morning or evening sun, moderate watering and a light, loose substrate.

Good afternoon, dear flower growers, please tell me what’s wrong with the calathea

 Good afternoon, dear flower growers, please tell me what’s wrong with the calathea - I bought a baby in a 6 pot in November, after my arrival I transplanted it into a 600 ml pot (I had just started working with flowers and didn’t know that this was a lot), for the first two months everything was fine, it grew leaves, then the leaves began to turn yellow and dry out (the tip and along the edges), I transplanted it into a more suitable pot.