Plant species 2025, January
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Are you looking for a robust, easy-care houseplant? Read here how suitable the rubber tree is for you and what diseases it can suffer from
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Do you want to propagate your rubber tree? Here you will learn the most important things about moss removal, a way to propagate and rejuvenate rubber trees
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Are you looking for a flowering houseplant or do you value decorative foliage more? Here you can read which of these advantages a rubber tree has
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Would you like to grow a bonsai from your rubber tree? We will tell you whether and, if necessary, how this is possible
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The money tree likes it warm in summer, but prefers cooler temperatures in winter. What temperature is ideal for money trees?
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What pests occur on the money tree? How to recognize pests on money trees and how to combat them effectively and permanently
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Red leaves on the money tree are a sign of a very sunny location. The red color has a natural cause and is harmless
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If the money tree loses leaves and branches, this is always an alarm signal. What you can do to keep the money tree he althy
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If the money tree gets soft leaves, it is usually due to incorrect watering. How to Prevent Soft Leaves on Money Trees
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White spots on the money tree are usually not dangerous, but rather due to too much moisture. What can be done about white spots?
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You can easily propagate money trees using head or leaf cuttings. How to grow a money tree from a cutting
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The money tree is not hardy. It must therefore be protected from temperatures that are too cool. In winter he has to hibernate indoors
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Mealybugs can cause lasting damage to a money tree. In the worst case, it dies from an infestation. How to recognize and combat mealybugs
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You can easily grow a money tree yourself. What you need to know about money tree propagation and care
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The money tree is not hardy and must therefore be kept frost-free over the winter. This is how you properly overwinter money trees
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A money tree ensures that there is always money in the house. This is just popular wisdom, but caring for this houseplant is still worth it
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The flamingo flower is one of the most popular houseplants. However, it is often unclear whether the plant is poisonous. We have the answer
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Palm trees can definitely be put out in the warm season. You can find out what you need to pay attention to here
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Do you have an indoor palm and don't know what plant it is? In this article you will find the answer
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In this guide we have summarized the most common pests on palm trees and how to combat them
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The Zamioculcas blooms only very rarely and only when the plant feels comfortable due to optimal conditions and good care
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Like many beautiful houseplants, Zamioculcas zamiifolia, as the lucky feather is correctly called, is poisonous. However, poisoning is rare
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Zamioculcas zamiifolia, also known as the lucky feather, is a very robust and impressive houseplant. Their care is uncomplicated
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Although Zamioculcas zamiifolia is considered very robust, it can react with yellow leaves, especially if watered too abundantly
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Zamioculcas zamiifolia, the lucky feather, only needs to be repotted very rarely. Take advantage of the opportunity and divide plants that have grown too large
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Does the rubber tree bear fruit? If you are looking for an answer to this question, then read more about the decorative houseplant here
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Don't know how to care for your new rubber tree? We will inform you here about the perfect supply of water
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Has your rubber tree suddenly developed brown spots? Then find out about the most important first aid measures here
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Do you have a cat that nibbles on all green plants? Read here whether the rubber tree poses a danger to your pet
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Do you like rubber trees and are thinking about buying one? Here you can read how you can grow your rubber tree hydroponically
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Would you like to buy a rubber tree but are worried that it might be poisonous? Read here whether your concerns are justified
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Have you bought a rubber tree and don't know how to care for it? Here you will find the most important information about casting
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Would you like to put your rubber tree outside? We'll tell you what you should definitely pay attention to and give you useful tips
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With a few exceptions, the lucky feather (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) should not be cut. However, cutting the plant doesn't hurt either
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Zamioculcas zamiifolia or lucky feather is an impressive houseplant with unusual leaf decorations. It is also considered easy to care for and robust
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Zamioculcas or lucky feather can be propagated quite easily by leaf cuttings or division. Offshoots can often also be separated
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The lucky feather (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) can be propagated by various types of offshoots. Leaf and stem cuttings root particularly easily
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If the Zamioculcas gets brown leaves, you are probably watering it too much. Waterlogging causes root rot and thus the death of the plant
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Zamioculcas zamiifolia or lucky feather is a succulent plant that should not be allowed to dry out completely. How to water the plant correctly
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Zamioculcas zamiifolia should be supplied with a liquid fertilizer for green plants or an appropriate slow-release fertilizer about every four weeks