Growing Houseplants. Why grow houseplants? To enhance room decor –Fill in gaps –Brighten an area (empty wall space, unused fireplace, stairwell, corner)

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Growing Houseplants

Why grow houseplants? To enhance room decor –Fill in gaps –Brighten an area (empty wall space, unused fireplace, stairwell, corner) –Soften sharp edges –Create separate areas in a room

Grouping plants

Garden rooms

Why grow houseplants? Fragrance Direct traffic Improve indoor air quality

Choosing houseplants How is the plant to be displayed? –Location, duration How much time and skill is involved? How much will it cost? What size and shape of plant? What will be the growing conditions? –Light, temperature, humidity

Types of houseplants Foliage plants –Trees –Climbing plants Flowering plants –Flowering houseplants –Flowering pot plants (temporary) Cacti & succulents

Foliage plants - trees Dracaenas

Foliage plants -trees Yucca Norfolk Island Pine Rubber tree

Foliage plants - Trees Ficus

Foliage plants Philodendrons

Foliage plants CaladiumsSanseveria

Foliage vines Philodendron, ivy, zebrina

Small foliage plants Rex begonia

Small foliage plants Maranthas

Foliage plants - ferns

Flowering houseplants African violets Cyclamens

Flowering houseplants Bromeliads

Flowering houseplants Spathiphyllum

Flowering pot plants Gloxinia Exacum Azalea Gardenia

Flowering pot plants

Hydrangea Poinsettia

Cacti

Succulents Jade plant Kalanchoe Sanseveria

Houseplants and light

Diagnosing light problems

Light and phototropism

Light intensity

link

Light and flowering

Artificial light quality

Artificial light

Changing light Shade to sun – acclimatize first Sunny to shade – foliage plants will survive, but not flourish –Flowering plant – fewer blooms

Watering houseplants Different plants have different water requirements –Watering frequency and amount varies with growth phase Environment influences watering –Container size, composition, media type –Room conditions (temperature, humidity)

Houseplants and water Detecting soil moisture

Diagnosing water problems

Methods of watering Top watering Bottom watering Immersion Wick watering

Watering problems

Diagnosing humidity problems

Providing humidity Location Groupings Misting Pebble tray

Plants and temperature Avoid drafts –Vents, poorly sealed windows –Keep inside curtains during winter Avoid sources of heat (stove, refrig.) Humidity is influenced by temperature

Displaying principles Containers Lighting Colors – background, plant Grouping plants Plant supports and stands

Containers

Antiques as planters

Shopping for plant containers Furniture stores Garden centers Home improvement stores Department stores Discount stores Online –Plantcontainers.comPlantcontainers.com –Mailorder companiesMailorder companies

Displaying houseplants Double potting

Hanging baskets

Lighting

Colors

Grouping plants

Bottle garden

Terrariums

Making a terrarium

Plant supports and stands

Totems

Displaying bromeliads

Caring for houseplants Fertilization Cleaning/grooming Repotting

Fertilization

Type of plant Timing of fertilization –Some plants have “active” growing season –Most plants grow very little during winter Type of fertilizer –Slow-release, liquid, soluble powder Frequency of fertilization –Type of plant, type of fertilizer

Cleaning/grooming houseplants Remove dead leaves Deadhead spent blooms Pinching (shape) Cleaning –Wiping –Brushing –Sponging –Immersing

Repotting Violets Orchids

Potting mixes

Pest problems

Aphids

Mealy bugs

Scale

Spider mites

White flies

Thrips

Fungus gnats Fungus gnat remedy

Pest control Soap sprays Systemic insecticides Yellow sticky cards

Specialty houseplants Orchids American orchid society

Specialty houseplants Bonsai

Propagating houseplants Cuttings (stem, leaf)Cuttings Division Layering (air layering, simple layering) Seeds/sporesspores

Buying houseplants Poisonous houseplants

The End Final exam All plants propagated in lab are yours

Did you learn…? How to grow a plant outdoors How to grow a plant indoors How to propagate plants Growing plants can be an enjoyable hobby Growing plants can be valuable