Aglaonema, the Queen of Leaves, the Carrier of Luck

Aglaonema estimated to come from Southeast Asia or South Asia, such as South China, Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Myanmar

Saturday, September 10, 2011

Sansevieria leaf cultivation plug, all parts of the leaves could be the seed

Cultivation of ornamental plants or reproduce a manner leaf plug is the easiest way, but will be applied to Sansevieria species. Leaf shapes are hard on Sansevieria allows for planting although not yet have a root. After the new roots will then grow new leaves again. All parts of Sansevieria leaves can be plugged into seedlings, the upper, middle and bottom. 1 leaf 10 cm can be cut into 2 or 3 sections and planted each one, so from a leaf that was removed later will produce 2 or 3 new plants....

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Aglaonema Pink Legacy, Graceful Posture

This is one of a series of new hybrid species Aglounema. The leaves are pink at the bone and leaf fibers, mixed with cream in the body of the leaf. Forms oval leaves with pink stems of plants as well. Shades of pink on the type of Legacy Pink is very distinctive and very beautiful and looks elegant. To be able to leaf colors come out perfectly, place it on the shady terrace or indoors for example in the other at home, with 30% intensity of the sun. This will be the choice of plants with beautiful...

Ornamental Plant Cultivation

Ways in which to reproduce or to cultivate crops are: 1. Sowing seeds 2. Grafting plants 3. Separating plant 4. Plugging in the leaves Cultivation of ornamental plants it is the way the usual practice for this type of plant that is Aglaonema, Anthurium, Adenium, etc.. The fourth special way of plugging the leaves can only be applied to Sansevieria species or other species that have tough leaves and thick. A more detailed explanation will be written in the next po...

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