Kencja Howea forsteriana - silhouette, care, protection

More about the plant below:

Kencja (Howea forsteriana)

category : potted

position : sun, partial shade

height : up to 2.5 m

wintering : room, 15-16oC

frost resistance : to -3 ° C

reaction soil : indifferent

preferences soil : fertile, well-drained, sandy loam

watering : moderate

color leaves/needles : green

color of flowers : white, pink

shape : upright

period flowering : -

seed : indoor all year

reproduction:seed

persistence leaves : evergreen

application : rooms

pace of growth : fast

Kencja - silhouettePosition - tenureKencja - irrigationFertilizing the kenceKencja - transplantingProtection of the term of officeAdvice

Kencja - silhouette

Kencja is the perfect palm for small apartments. The reason seems quite obvious - the annual growth of this plant is 15-20 cm.When buying cans, first of all choose strong specimens with dark green leaves.

Rich palms are not cheap (due to slow growth); a low price may mean that they have not received enough light during cultivation and are weaker than the forms grown under all the rules of the art.

Position - cency

Kencja does not stand growing in full sun. The optimal environment is bright, but not sunny, rooms with a temperature of 18-20 ° C.Kencja can also be grown in poorly lit rooms, but then the growth of shoots is slower.

Kency - irrigation

Kencja is not a demanding palm, the substrate in the pot should be watered only when it is dry.Water demand in winter is almost the same as in summer (or slightly lower). This is determined by the ambient temperature.

Kency fertilization

The palm trees are fed once a week from March to September with the usual fertilizer for green plants.

Kencja - transplanting

Replant Kenya in spring, approximately every four years.As a substrate, we use a special substrate for palm trees or soil for potted plants mixed with sand in a proportion of 1: 1.

Code protection

To prevent the occurrence of spider mites and thrips, sprinkle the plants with soft, lukewarm water.

Tip

From time to time, it is worth putting the shrubs in the shower and rinsing the dust with a soft stream of lukewarm water.

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