The Hoya plant becomes especially attractive during flowering.

 During flowering, hoya becomes especially attractive due to its spectacular, fragrant inflorescences in the shape of stars or umbels. Flowers can be of different colors and shapes, and their appearance is often accompanied by the secretion of sweet nectar. Flowering can continue for several months, making the plant a real interior decoration.

The Hoya plant becomes
especially attractive
during flowering.

 Features of hoya flowering: Appearance: Hoya flowers have an unusual, "waxy" or "porcelain" texture, are collected in inflorescences and often resemble small stars.

 Fragrance: Many species of hoya emit a pleasant, often sweet aroma, which intensifies during flowering. 

 Flowering time: Flowering can occur in spring, summer or fall, depending on the species and conditions. 

 Peduncles: Flowers appear on last year's peduncles. 

Where do poppies grow in what places?

 Poppies grow in temperate, subtropical, and cold zones, preferring arid environments such as steppes, semi-deserts, deserts, and dry, rocky mountain slopes. In Russia and neighboring countries, most poppy species are found in the Caucasus and Central Asia.

Where do poppies grow
in what places?

Hoya is watered weekly with a solution of mineral fertilizers.

 Hoyas should not be watered with mineral fertilizer solutions weekly. During the active growth period (March to September), it is recommended to fertilize the plant every 2-3 weeks, and in winter, reduce fertilizing to once a month or stop fertilizing altogether. Weekly watering with a fertilizer solution can lead to overdosing and root burn.

Hoya is watered weekly with
 a solution of mineral fertilizers.

 How to properly fertilize Hoyas:

 Frequency: Fertilize every 2-3 weeks during the growing season, and less frequently (once a month or less) in winter.

English roses. FALL 2025.

 English roses differ from other modern varieties in their flower shape and bush structure. They combine the advantages of old rose varieties (cup-shaped flowers, harmonious bush form, and a variety of floral fragrances) with the disease resistance, variety of colors, and pronounced repeat or continuous blooming characteristic of modern hybrid tea and floribunda roses.

English roses. FALL 2025.

 This group includes varieties with different growth habits. They can be low, medium, or tall, climbing, spreading, dense, or sparse. Moreover, the same varieties can exhibit different characteristics in different climate zones.

Oriental Poppy Pizzicato.

 If it overwinters well in containers (this is my first time trying this), it will be ready for spring.

Oriental Poppy Pizzicato.

 Poppies need to be planted in a permanent location. They have very deep taproots. Digging them up completely is practically impossible. This means that in a year or two, a poppy bush will be back in the old spot. We don't just throw the roots around; somehow, they give life to the poppy bush. So now I have poppies growing in three places: the old spot, the new spot, and where I threw the roots.

Philodendrons are a large genus of evergreen plants.

 Philodendron (Latin Philodendron) is a truly large genus of evergreen plants from the Araceae family, including about 900 species. These plants are known for their decorative leaves, variety of shapes and sizes, as well as unpretentiousness, which makes them popular indoor and greenhouse crops.

Philodendrons are a large genus
 of evergreen plants.

 Main characteristics of philodendrons:

 Evergreen plants:

 Philodendrons retain their leaves all year round, adding greenery to any interior.

Replant the Pilea annually in spring or early summer.

 It is recommended to replant Pilea annually in spring or early summer. This allows the plant to renew the soil and stimulate active growth. Replanting during these periods minimizes stress for the plant, as it is actively growing at this time.

Replant the Pilea annually
 in spring or early summer.

 Details:

 Optimal time:

 Spring and early summer are the most suitable periods for replanting Pilea, as the plant is actively growing and tolerates the procedure more easily.

Kristia (Fabacae family).

 KRISTIA

 Fabaceae family

 Homeland: Southwest Asia.

 Herbaceous perennial

 Christia acquired its decorative effect due to its triangular leaves. They are located on thin petioles and have the shape of open butterfly wings. If you touch them, you can feel their delicate silky surface. On the bright green background of the upper surface of the leaf there is a pattern in the form of dark red wavy stripes in the veins of the leaf. There are also varieties of K. Christia with purple stripes on a yellow-green background of leaves.

Kristia (Fabacae family).

 Location - you need to find a place with a golden mean, where there will be no harmful sun rays for Christia, but at the same time there should be enough light so that the leaves do not lose their color. Windows facing northeast or northwest are suitable for good growth.

 Temperature - a comfortable summer temperature of 25-30 ° C.

 Watering – recommended once or twice a week, the most important thing is that the soil does not dry out.

Bowiea volubilis is a genus of monocotyledonous flowering plants.

 Bowiea volubilis is a genus of monocotyledonous flowering plants in the Asparagus family (Asparagaceae). The genus includes one species, Bowiea volubilis, also known as "climbing cucumber" or "African dill." This species is native to South Africa.

 Bowiea volubilis is a perennial bulbous succulent plant. From a large fleshy bulb, partially elevated above the ground, tissues and climbing shoots grow. Bovia can be dangerous, as its juice can have a negative effect on the heart.

Bowiea volubilis is
a genus of monocotyledonous
flowering plants.

 Care features:

 Lighting: The plant prefers diffused light, grows well on eastern or western windows.