Chamaedorea-Insekten
CHAMAEDOREA-Insekten
Wollläuse sehen aus wie weiße Baumwollwatte. Sie saugen Pflanzensäfte und starker Befall wird die Blätter mit klebrigem Honigtau bedecken. Verwenden Sie Zimmerpflanzen-Insektensprays gemäß den Anweisungen auf dem Etikett.
Milben sind sehr klein und ohne eine Lupe schwer zu erkennen. Starker Befall kann die Blätter mit sehr feinem Gewebe bedecken. Die Pflanzen verlieren allmählich ihre grüne Farbe und erscheinen staubig oder gesprenkelt. Verwenden Sie ein Zimmerpflanzen-Insektenspray gemäß den Anweisungen auf dem Etikett.
Skalen sind normalerweise braune, harte Schalen, die an den Stängeln oder Unterseiten der Blätter befestigt sind. Sprays sind nicht wirksam, da die Schale die Insekten schützt. Stark befallene Pflanzen sollten verworfen werden. Physikalische Entfernung der Schuppen und anschließende Kontrolle der unreifen Stadien mit Sprays können das Problem auf leicht befallenen Pflanzen kontrollieren.
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FAQ - 💬
❓ Does Chamaedorea need sunlight?
👉 The Chamaedorea does like light, but not direct sunlight. A spot in the semi-shade is therefore the best solution. Place the plant in front of a window on the north. When the plant starts to have yellow leaves, this means that the plant gets too much light and you need to provide more shade.
❓ How do you take care of a Chamaedorea plant?
👉 Caring for Parlor Palms Recap Average Light Levels An adaptable houseplant that can be grown in a bright spot or moderate low light. Medium Watering They like their soil to be moist in Spring, Summer and Fall. On the drier side in Winter. Average Temperature Provide temperatures between 15°C (59°F) and 27°C (80°F).
❓ Is a Chamaedorea an indoor plant?
👉 The parlour palm (Chamaedorea elegans) is a compact indoor palm with attractive light green fronds.
❓ Are Chamaedorea easy to care for?
👉 An elegant plant, easy to look after, with excellent air purifying qualities. They are undemanding in terms of light, water, temperature, humidity and feed, making them perfect for those of us that like low-maintenance room-mates. Chamaedorea elegans has bright green leaves on slender, arching stems.
❓ Why is my Chamaedorea going brown?
👉 Humidity: The Chamadorea Elegans will thrive with average humidity. If your palm begins to develop dry leaf margins or brown tips, it's most likely caused by cold drafts or prolonged dry periods. To remedy this situation, raise the humidity levels before overwatering.
❓ Why is my parlor palm getting brown tips?
👉 The Parlour Palm will get brown leaf tips, which indicates overwatering, while yellow fronds tell you that the plant needs a bit more water.
❓ Why is my Chamaedorea leaves curling?
👉 Most commonly, the cause for your Parlor Palm's leafy friend might be over or under-watering. In any case, if you notice that your plant is having crispy or curled-up leaves, then you should consider taking out the soil and looking for root rot in its roots.
❓ Is Chamaedorea good for bathroom?
👉 Keeping your Chamaedorea in your bathroom provides the moisture and warmth it needs to be happy, especially during winter when it's cold and dry. It also keeps the leaves free from dust, encouraging them to grow.
❓ Is it good to sleep with plants?
👉 Plants can absorb harmful gases through the pores in their leaves, filtering and cleaning the air you breathe every day. Not only do bedroom plants have many health benefits, but they also add a nice touch of decor and bright energy to any indoor space.
❓ Why is my Chamaedorea plant dying?
👉 If your parlor palm is leaning or dying, it might be caused due to lack of watering, low humidity, or even overwatering. Other reasons for a drooping or leaning parlor palm include lack of lighting, pests and diseases, using cold water for watering, wrong temperatures, wrong replanting times or transplanting mistakes.
❓ Should I cut off brown tips of palm leaves?
👉 Check to see if green fronds are growing out of the palm tree. If any are growing, do not cut off the brown palm leaves. Leave them to wither and fall off on their own. However, if no new fronds are growing yet, you notice the fronds turning brown; you should cut off the brown part.
Autor Des Artikels: Alexander Schulz. Unabhängiger Konstrukteur und technischer Experte. Arbeitserfahrung in der Baubranche seit 1980. Fachkompetenz in den Richtungen: Bau, Architektur, Design, Hausbau.
