Aspidistra Elatior - Cast Iron Plant, Parlour Palm
Aspidistra elatior - Cast Iron Plant, Parlour Palm
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Gusseisen-Pflanze ist wegen seiner Toleranz gegenüber ungünstigen Wachstumsbedingungen benannt. Die Pflanze wächst bei schwachem Licht, benötigt aber im Winter mehr Licht. Bei voller Sonneneinstrahlung im Sommer verblassen die Blätter. Wässern Sie, wenn die Bodenoberfläche getrocknet ist und Temperaturen von 50 bis 55 Grad nachts und 70 Grad während des Tages zur Verfügung stellt. Das Umtopfen erfolgt im März.
Die Vermehrung erfolgt durch Teilung im späten Winter oder frühen Frühling. Teilen Sie sich nicht öfter als alle 2 Jahre.
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FAQ - 💬
❓ How do you take care of an Aspidistra cast iron plant?
👉 How to Care for an Aspidistra Recap
- Low to Moderate Light Levels An adaptable houseplant that will cope with any light level except total darkness or full sun.
- Low to Moderate Watering Once a week at most. ...
- Temperature Average room temperatures are ideal.
- Feeding Feed once every two or three months.
❓ Is Aspidistra a palm?
👉 A particularly tough house and greenhouse plant with long, broad, evergreen leaves. It is a suitable plant for planting outdoors in shady places where winters are mild.
❓ Is Aspidistra a good houseplant?
👉 The cast-iron plant (Aspidistra elatior) has earned its reputation as a hard-to-kill houseplant, along with being a beautiful outdoor foliage plant within its growing zones. This plant can survive lots of neglect and growing conditions that will kill many other plants, such as low light conditions.
❓ How long do Aspidistra plants live?
👉 2021 is set to be the year the Aspidistra becomes a sought-after houseplant once again. The Cast Iron Plant is a beautiful houseplant, offering lots of lovely dark green foliage. It will live happily in your home with minimal effort and has been known to live for upwards of 50 years.
👉 Aspidistra elatior is also known as the cast iron plant – an apt description as it really does have a cast-iron constitution. It was a popular houseplant in Victorian times as it could withstand fumes from coal fires and gas lamps and can cope with gloomy conditions.
❓ Why is the Aspidistra called the cast-iron plant?
👉 Why is the Aspidistra called the Cast-Iron Plant. The botanical name is Aspidistra elatior and it originally comes from Asia. It has earns the name of ‘Cast-Iron Plant’ for a number of reasons. This is a plant that will grow in low light. It will grow well in dry or wet conditions.
❓ How do you propagate cast iron cast iron Aspidistra?
👉 Cast Iron Plant Propagation and Repotting Aspidistra plants propagate by division. To start a new plant, take pieces of the rhizome that include at least two leaves. Pot into pieces of the rhizome that include at least two leaves. Pot into fresh potting soil and keep moist and warm until new shoots begin to emerge.
❓ Can Aspidistra grow in the dark?
👉 Known as cast iron plants (and ballroom plants), Aspidistra have earned their reputation as nearly indestructible houseplants. They are fairly undemanding and will survive through neglect that would easily kill a lesser plant. They will practically grow in the dark.
Autor Des Artikels: Alexander Schulz. Unabhängiger Konstrukteur und technischer Experte. Arbeitserfahrung in der Baubranche seit 1980. Fachkompetenz in den Richtungen: Bau, Architektur, Design, Hausbau.
