Live plants come in handy on cold winter days. They are reminiscent of warm summer days and create coziness throughout the house. With the recommendations of the lunar calendar, your flowers will delight the eye and charge the surrounding space with positive energy.

The phases of the moon affect all living things. With the help of its energy, it will not be difficult to grow healthy and strong flowers. Calendar Recommendations indoor plants are designed to help in this interesting and exciting business. Fans of flowers know that each plant has different properties and brings not only beauty to the house, but also a special energy.

February 1-2. The first days of February, the growing moon is in Aries. The last month of winter pleases with a favorable period for manipulating plants. At this time, energy arrives, which is good for loosening the soil, preparing it for seedlings and buying seeds. Under the influence of Aries, annual plants take root well. Excessive fertilization of the soil is undesirable. Limit watering and wiping the leaves from accumulated dust.

February 3-4. The growing moon in Taurus. During these two days, feeding mineral fertilizers will benefit and prepare flowers for spring awakening. On February 4, it is possible to sow seedlings of annual flowers, as well as transplant existing ones into more spacious pots. It's time to take care of the atmosphere at home and purchase one of the indoor air purifying plants.

February 5-6. The moon moves into the constellation Gemini. The days are good for planting overgrown flowers and root feeding. Timely transplanting will give the plants strength and stimulate good growth and lush bloom soon. Timely plucking will shape the plants and give them a well-groomed appearance.

February 7-9. Growing Moon in Cancer. Not a good time to work on pruning and replanting plants. The stems are easily damaged and injured, which slows down growth and leads to disease. These days it is worth paying attention to roses. These flowers carry the energy of happiness and well-being.

February 10-11. The moon is in the constellation Leo. In these calendar days it is recommended not to disturb the plants so as not to harm them. Spraying of leaves is allowed warm water.

February 12-13. Waning Moon in Zodiac Virgo. The energy of the moon allows you to pay attention to cacti. The active growth of these plants is a good indicator- they feed on negative energy and perfectly protect the house from negativity. Loosening the soil will allow the roots to breathe and will stimulate development and flowering.

February 14-15. The moon continues to wane and passes into the sign of Libra. The days are good for spraying and feeding the plants. Remove dry twigs and excess shoots to form a healthy and lush bush. It is also possible to plant greenery at this time. Involve children in this activity and spend time productively together. Onions and parsley on the waning moon give good shoots and are distinguished by excellent taste.

February 16-18. Scorpio has a beneficial effect on plants. The lunar calendar recommends paying attention to azaleas and ficuses. The former should be prepared for flowering and fed, the latter should be given a warm shower and thoroughly wiped off the accumulated dirt from the leaves. Flowers will gratefully accept care and fill the house positive energy.

February 19-20. The influence of the zodiacal Sagittarius these days allows you to engage in pest and aphid control. Also moon calendar recommends dry watering (loosening the soil). Pay attention to flowers with small inflorescences on February 20. By their condition, it is easy to determine the lack of sunlight or its excess. Move the pots to the lighter or shaded side depending on the needs of the plants.

February 21-23. The constellation Capricorn, into which the moon moves, influences the growth of citrus fruits. These days should be devoted to caring for existing tangerines or lemon trees or plant seeds in prepared soil. Moderate watering and decreasing energy are just right for these southern varieties and give them an incentive to develop.

February 24-25. The last phase of the Moon before New Moon will take place in the constellation Aquarius. These days, it is worth limiting yourself to a little loosening of the soil and spraying from pests. Plants with narrow leaves require attention. Chlorophytum will not be prevented by a rearrangement and a little shade, and the sansevier is gaining strength for flowering.

February 26-27. The new moon in the constellation Pisces allows you to indulge in flowers that are preparing to please you with the first harbingers of spring - the buds. For their favorable flowering, you should think about feeding and watering. Check the moisture content of the pots - excess moisture will negatively affect the flowers and lead to soil and root disease.

28th of February. The moon is gaining strength and is in Aries. This is the right time to take care of your money garden. If you do not have plants that attract wealth, root in a small ceramic pot the shoot of the bastard and place a coin on the bottom after a layer of expanded clay. This trick will help attract cash flow.

Last winter month- a difficult time for flowers. They are gaining strength and awakening from hibernation. It is very important to help them and make sure they have enough water, fertilizer and potting space. The end of February is favorable for the acquisition of plants in your garden that bring happiness to your home. Use the recommendations of the lunar calendar in caring for your magnificent flowers and don't forget to press the buttons and

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Florist lunar calendar 2017 - indoor plants and flowers. Perennials. Planting bulbous.

The lunar calendar table on this page is a thematic selection from the universal , made for the convenience of those who are engaged in cultivation ornamental plants and colors as in indoor conditions, and in a flower garden in the country.

September - farewell to summer.

September is the month when you need to complete all summer work and gradually begin to prepare the plants for the cold season.

Bulb flowers are planted in September. At the beginning of the month, daffodils are planted, in the middle - lilies, at the end of September, when the soil temperature becomes below 10 ° C, tulips are planted.

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August 2017

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August will come - he will start his own rules.

When caring for flowers in August, rejuvenating division and transplantation of perennials comes first. Preparing for planting bulbous. For them, beds and beds are made in advance. On the clay soils sand (15-20 kg per sq. m) and compost (5 - 10 kg per sq. m) are brought in for digging. If necessary, the soil is limed (up to 30 kg per hundred square meters), as well as complex mineral fertilizers are applied (up to 20-30 g per sq. M)
August is a good time for transplanting indoor plants and flowers.

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The energy of the moon will help everyone to grow a beautiful winter Garden... With the help of the recommendations of the lunar calendar, compiled by the site's experts, you will know the most favorable days for caring for plants and the days on which active manipulation of flowers will be inappropriate.

With the help of plants, you can not only decorate the house, but also get the opportunity to protect yourself and your family from the harmful effects of negative energy. The phases of the moon and the recommendations of the lunar plant calendar for September will help you grow beautiful flowers.

Favorable and unfavorable days for plant transplantation and care

September 1-2: the growth of the moon at the beginning of the month will take place in the constellation Capricorn. This time is favorable for caring for all houseplants without exception. Watering, loosening the soil and replanting plants in larger pots will be beneficial, as well as preparing seeds for future planting.

September 5-7: The growing moon in the constellation Pisces endows space with positive energy. These days, transplanting with the subsequent rooting of plants, acquiring new flowers in your garden, caring for roses with processing the stems and forming the crown will be successful. Full moon September 6 - calm time... During this period, you can soak seeds that will have good germination and a developed root system.

September 8-9: Aries constellation is favorable for replacing soil in pots, preparing plants for wintering. To do this, they need to limit watering and cut off newly emerging shoots. It is undesirable to plant seeds these days fast growing plants that will have no protection against disease.

September 10-11: the waning energy of the Moon in the constellation Taurus has a beneficial effect on the underground parts of plants. This period is intended for transplanting plants, sowing seeds of seedlings, which will have strong stems and a strong root system. Attention should be paid to bulbous flowers, spraying and processing the stems from dirt and dust.

September 12-13: the phase of the waning moon and the constellation Gemini are suitable for the care of climbing plants. Removing dry leaves, creating whisker supports and moderate soil fertilization will form a good root system will strengthen the stems.

September 14-15: the constellation Cancer these days will allow you to pay attention to low-growing plants. Planting and soaking seeds during this period slows down the development of plants, but they have a good root system. It will be successful to care for cacti, which are preparing for winter rest. They need to be moved to a shaded area to limit further growth and development.

September 16-17: the waning Moon in Leo is a time for calm. Plants and you need good rest. Use these days to get creative, buy beautiful new flower pots, or prepare an earthy mix for replanting plants and flowers.

September 21-22: the growth of the moon in the sign of Libra is suitable for landing bulbous plants... They will possess high qualities germination, and will develop a good root system and powerful ground stems. This period is also good for acquiring new plants for your garden.

September 23-24: the constellation Scorpio endows the space with positive energy, which plant lovers should use to actively care for the flowers in the house. These days, pay attention to long-term woody plants... Timely feeding will strengthen their root system and help prepare for the cold season.

September 25-27: under the influence of the growing moon and the constellation Sagittarius, newly planted plants have good germination, but weak shoots. They should be strengthened with props and mineral fertilizers applied to strengthen and nourish the rapidly growing shoots.

September 28-29: the constellation of Capricorn gives plants strength, which is favorable for transplanting and planting home flowers. This period is suitable for the care of violets, their reproduction and to prepare the plants for the next flowering.

September 30th: The Moon will spend the last day of September in the constellation Aquarius. This day is not suitable for active work, so limit yourself to moderate watering and spraying of plants. It is worth removing damaged stems and shoots carefully so as not to introduce pathogenic bacteria into the wounds.

A home garden is essential for every home. With the help of flowers, the room is saturated with oxygen, and the space is filled with harmonious energy. Those who are in search of a soul mate should pay attention to the acquisition of plants that help attract love and happiness to the house. We wish you the best of luck and don’t forget to press the buttons and

Sooner or later, any florist is faced with the need to transplant his "green pets" into a new pot with fresh earth mixture. The first indoor plant transplant recommended already at the stage of purchasing new items for your flower collection.

After all, most flowers are sold in a compact-sized transport container made of plastic with transport soil (to which growth stimulants are often added to improve appearance plants). From this material you will learn how to transplant flowers correctly, is it possible to transplant a blooming orchid, how to choose a suitable pot for transplanting violets, home roses, ficus.

♦ WHEN TO REPROT THE PLANT?

❂ immediately after the purchase. We transplant the flower into a suitable pot with a disinfected soil mixture and put it for a couple of weeks (quarantine to prevent the spread of pests and diseases) away from the entire collection;

❂ most young plants (up to 3-4 years old), it is advisable to replant annually in early spring in another pot 2-3 cm larger in diameter with fresh soil. Palm-like and tree plants(shefflera, thuja) can be transplanted once every two years. Some growers check the lunar calendar to choose the most suitable date for the procedure;

❂ the land is too depleted. Even old plants with slow growing roots sometimes need to be transplanted into a new soil mixture. Signs that indicate this need - despite regular feeding, the plant grows and develops poorly, the earth dries up very quickly after watering, the tips of the leaves dry, too many fallen leaves appeared on the windowsill or on the flower stand;

❂ overgrown root system. The most obvious sign is that the tips of the roots began to reach from the drainage holes. The roots of the plant fill the entire volume of the pot, it becomes cramped for them, many roots begin to rot;

❂ diseases and pests. If such dangerous pests, like spider mites, thrips, mealybugs, scale insects, whitefly larvae, white aphids, it is advisable to transplant the plant into another pot with new soil. The same procedure is performed when signs of infection with fungal diseases are detected (powdery mildew, gray rot, late blight, fusarium, anthracnose). After transplanting, the plant is treated special means.

♦ WHAT METHODS ARE USED TO TRANSFER PLANTS?

❀ transshipment. Most safe method, which is usually used for transplanting flowers with delicate and brittle roots (tuberous begonia, fuchsia, primrose or primrose, geranium pelargonium, azalea, chamedorea palm). During the procedure, the root system is gently transferred into a new pot without destroying the earthen lump. Then it is evenly covered with soil around the perimeter, not tamping much and watered with warm, settled water.

❀ replacement of the upper layer of the substrate. A great way to add fresh soil to your pot with nutrients without replanting the plant completely. This method works well for older plants that are not replanted annually. This method is often used to renew the substrate in a phytowall (vertical gardening).

❀ incomplete transplant. During the procedure, the root system is removed from the pot, the roots of the earthen coma are carefully separated and the rotten ones are removed, but part of the soil is not cleaned off and remains on the roots. Then the flower is transplanted into a new soil mixture. In this way, you can transplant Benjamin's ficuses or elastica (rubbery), homemade dracaena, aloe-leaf or elephant yucca, flowering Kalanchoe species (Blossfeld, Kalandiva), money tree jersey, zamioculcas Dollar tree, cyclamen, potted rose, hibiscus.

❀ full transplant. The earth lump is completely destroyed, all the roots are thoroughly cleaned and washed under warm running water, the rotten roots are removed, and then transplanted into a larger pot with a new soil mixture. It is advisable to transplant those plants in this way, the state of the root system of which needs to be regularly monitored (anthurium, spathiphyllum, guzmania, hydrangea, croton codiaum, zantedeschia calla, arrowroot, eucharis).

- in the photo: transfer and transshipment

♦ HOW TO PREPARE THE LAND AND CHOOSE A POT FOR TRANSFERRING A PLANT?

disinfection of the substrate. If you do not want to use purchased substrate from a specialized store for transplanting, you can collect soil from molehills or take the top layer of forest turf. But saturated with mineral fertilizers garden soil generally not suitable for planting indoor species.

You can disinfect the substrate different ways... For example, pour it evenly on a baking sheet, seal it with foil on top and heat it for 10-15 minutes at a temperature of 80 ° C. Or pour into a saucepan and steam in a water bath for 10 minutes at 80 ° C.

choice of a flower pot. In the previous article, we talked in detail about the advantages of ceramic and plastic containers for planting flowers. The porous structure of clay (or ceramic) pots contributes to good air and moisture permeability. Most indoor plants grow and thrive in these pots.

But there are some plants whose roots easily grow into the porous walls of clay pots (for example, the phalaenopsis orchid or dendrobium nobile), which makes them easily vulnerable during transplantation. These plants are best grown in plastic or glass pots. Choose a new pot for the next seasonal transplant 2-3 cm larger than the previous one. Some plants require tall pots for the root system.

- in the photo: orchid transplant (step by step)

♦ HOW CORRECTLY TO REPROT THE HOUSE PLANTS?

➊ preparation for the procedure. Lay out the inventory and materials on the desktop (wooden spatula, knife, gloves, pot, soil mixture, charcoal, pebbles, broken tiles and expanded clay for drainage). It is advisable to lower the clay pot in water so that it is saturated with water and does not take away moisture from the root system.

➋ watering. Be sure to water the plant with warm, settled water 2-3 hours before transplanting.

➌ drainage. Check if there is a drain hole in the bottom of the new pot. First, you can pour a layer (2-3 cm) of broken tiles on the bottom, then a layer of pebbles and a little expanded clay. Now you can put in a small layer of fresh earth mixture.

➍ removing the plant from the old pot. We raise the pot above the newspaper, passing between the middle and forefinger the bottom of the stem, slowly turn the pot upside down. We tap with a wooden stick on the sides and on the bottom of the pot. Carefully lift the pot up by the bottom so that the earthen lump remains in the hand.

➎ planting in a new pot. With our fingers and using a brush, we clean the roots from the ground, carefully examine all the roots and cut off the rotten ones with a knife (sprinkle the cuts with charcoal powder). We lower the root system vertically into the pot and pour the substrate evenly into the gaps around the roots.

Tap the bottom of the pot on the table periodically to avoid leaving any voids in the substrate. The top layer can be tamped a little with your fingers so that the flower fits snugly in the pot. Please note that top part the root collar rose slightly above the surface. Now it remains to water the flower and place the pot in a slightly shaded place where diffused sunlight falls. You can place the plant on a floor stand next to a window or on a shelf in a flower rack.

♦ ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS FROM BEGINNING FLORAL GROWERS:

√ Question: is it possible to transplant blooming orchid?

Answer: It is not advisable to replant the flower during the flowering period, since the orchid can shed all the buds and petals long before the end of flowering. But if the plant is infected with pests or fungi, then it is necessary to save the plant from death by transplanting it into a new soil mixture and treating it with suitable means.

√ Question: When is the best time to replant an orchid?

Answer: the most the best time for transplanting - the beginning or middle of spring, before the flowering period. Some growers check with the lunar calendar and choose the most favorable date for root growth during the waxing moon.

√ Question: can a violet be transplanted when it blooms?

Answer: it is best to transplant the violet, of course, after flowering. But if necessary, it can be transplanted during the flowering period - home varieties take root quite well in the new soil and continue to bloom after the procedure.

√ Question: how to transplant a violet at home?

Answer: it is advisable to transplant moisture-loving home Saintpaulias into a new plastic pot. Drainage is best done from expanded clay. The soil mixture must be loose, contain coarse sand and peat. The planting depth should be such that the lower leaves touch the soil surface slightly. On the first day after planting, do not water the flower.

√ Question: how to transplant a room rose?

Answer: interestingly, the potted rose easily tolerates a transplant even during the flowering period. Before the procedure, it is advisable to thoroughly wash the plant with soapy water, leave it in water for 30-40 minutes, and then rinse thoroughly with warm water. It is best to transplant a rose into a ceramic pot. The substrate should be slightly acidic and loose.

√ Question: how to transplant Benjamin ficus at home?

Answer: ficus is transplanted into another pot at 2-3 years of age. Then it is advisable to replant the plant annually in the spring. From 6 years old, you can transplant every 3-4 years. The diameter of the new pot is 3 cm larger than the old one. Before planting in a new pot, you need to water the ficus, after an hour, carefully remove it from the substrate and lower the roots to the bottom with expanded clay, which is lightly sprinkled with earth. For a month after the procedure, it is advisable to spray the plant daily instead of watering. Sometimes, after transplanting, the ficus begins to shed its leaves. This is a reaction to stress and you should not worry, as soon young leaves will appear on the plant.

♦ VIDEO:

How to transplant an orchid into a new pot:

We transplant the violet into a new pot:

Transfer room rose in a plastic pot:

We transplant Benjamin's ficus:

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