Zamioculcas sheds unnecessary substances into old leaves.

 Yes, Zamioculcas can indeed shed old leaves, and this is often due to the natural renewal process of the plant. Old leaves tend to turn yellow and wither, giving nutrients to new shoots. This is a normal process, and you should not worry if you see old leaves drying up and falling off, especially if the plant is actively growing new ones.

Zamioculcas sheds
unnecessary substances
 into old leaves.

 However, if the yellowing of leaves occurs en masse and quickly, this may be a sign of problems with care, such as:

 Improper watering:

 Overwatering of the soil, which leads to root rot, is one of the main reasons for the yellowing of Zamioculcas leaves. Zamioculcas is a succulent that tolerates drought well and does not need frequent watering.

Conditions for high-quality drying of callas.

 To dry calla lilies properly, you need a dry, dark, well-ventilated room. The flowers should be hung with the buds down to preserve their shape. The optimal temperature for drying is from 18 to 24 degrees Celsius.

Conditions for high-quality
 drying of callas.

 Detailed conditions for drying calla lilies:

1. Choosing a place:

 A dark room, protected from direct sunlight, will prevent fading and dulling of the color.

Good air circulation is necessary to prevent the formation of mold.

Avoid rooms with high humidity, as this can lead to rotting and deformation.

Hydrangea Vanilla Fraise.

 Planting.

 You can plant Vanilla Fraisie hydrangea both in spring and summer, without waiting for autumn. For northern regions, spring planting is preferable.

 Before planting, it is recommended to soak the roots in a root stimulator for 12 hours.

 The hydrangea seedling is not buried in the ground and is placed on the surface so that the root collar is at ground level, then covered with soil. After planting, the seedlings are mulched with a layer of peat, pine needles, humus (at least 6-8 cm) and watered abundantly.

Hydrangea Vanilla Fraise.

 If you purchased seedlings in the summer, during flowering, they can be planted in open ground, carefully, with a lump of earth, transferring them from the pot to the planting hole. Hydrangea quickly takes root and adapts to new conditions before the cold weather arrives. After planting, provide the plant with natural shade from the scorching sun and water it generously.