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Exotic plant species | Pavlovolimon
Exotic plants is a large group of plants that are grown in unusual habitats.
These plants do not grow outdoors, they can only be grown in greenhouses and at home.
Today there are many different types of exotic plants, here are the most common ones.
All exotic plants can divide into groups :
- flowering;
- fruit;
- deciduous;
- succulents.
Orchids are very popular among flowering exotic plants. Breeders have bred many orchids of various colors. The black orchid, or Tacca, is especially beautiful.
Protea, passionflower, datura, ylang-ylang are also among flowering houseplants.
Of the fruit-bearing exotic plants, citrus fruits should be noted, which are especially popular. Of the representatives of this group, lemons, tangerines, oranges are most often grown in apartments, and bergamot has also recently been in demand. These plants are very decorative, with proper care they will bloom and bear fruit.
Dwarf pomegranates, banana, pineapple, feijoa and olives are also grown.
Another group of indoor plants is valued not for beautiful blooms, but for unusual leaves. Among such plants: caladium brightly veined; bashful mimosa, which folds the leaves when you touch them; oxalis, folding leaves at night; bokarneya with long thin curly leaves; calathea; cyperus.
There are also plants whose leaves have been transformed into special devices for catching small insects. Such plants are called predatory . These include:
- Sundews. On the modified leaves of this plant there are many thin hairs with a drop of sticky sweet liquid at the end. Insects are attracted to this liquid, and when they land on it, the leaf curls up and the plant digests its prey.
- Venus flytrap or dionea. Its leaves are transformed into traps, in a calm state they are open.
When an insect, attracted by the bright core of the leaf, flies in, the leaf slams shut and the insect can no longer get out.
When an insect, attracted by the bright core of the leaf, flies in, the leaf slams shut and the insect can no longer get out. - Its leaves are transformed into a kind of jugs, inside of which there is a sweetish liquid. Insects attracted by this liquid fly inside the jug and drown there.
There is a large selection of so-called succulents. These plants grow in an arid climate, so their leaves and trunks are modified. The leaves either turn into spines or become thick and fleshy.
Among these plants, one can distinguish lithops – “living stones”, ariocarpus, cacti.
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Top 10 exotic plants and flowers for your home
Most people think of only violet, geranium and cactus when they say houseplants. But in enthusiastic flower growers on the windowsill you can find not only flowers that are familiar to everyone, but also amazing exotic plants.
Contents
- Exotic house plants
- Bonsai
- Spreckelia
- Lithops
- Vanda
- Cyclamen
- Basically, all exotic plants are thermophilic, so should receive enough light and heat .
- The soil must be selected according to the needs of the plant.
- Watering is carried out only with filtered water at room temperature.
900 Grow At home, an exotic flower is not an easy task, but it’s worth it.
Unusual in shape and color, flowers, bushes and trees are pleasing to the eye, attract the attention of guests, and some of them are beneficial. General rules for growing “exotics” at home:
If in the warm season they are taken out to the balcony, do not immediately put them under direct sunlight. It is better to start from partial shade, gradually moving the pot to an open space.
Bonsai
Miniature tree, grown from a shrub or tree . An ideal option for bonsai are plants with a hard, woody trunk and branches, better than conifers (pine, cypress).
Bonsai
To keep the crown and roots in balance, they should be pruned annually. And also transplant, usually in early spring, into new soil and a larger pot with a quality drainage system.
The tree needs regular fertilizing with mineral fertilizers and careful watering.
Spreckelia
Uncommon Mexican mountain flower Amaryllis family. Intense purple inflorescences resemble a tropical orchid, and look very impressive against the background of bright green leaves. Spreckelia blooms in mid-June and pleases with its beauty for 15-20 days.
Spreckelia loves bright, sunny areas.
Sprekelia
In the warm season, sprekelia feels good on the balcony, but with the onset of autumn, it must be transferred to the house and stored at a temperature of +15 degrees.
Needs careful and moderate watering until the leaves wilt. After the leaves have completely dried, soil moisture stops.
Propagated by bulbs in spring.
Lithops
The original plant, imitating stones , on which it grows in its natural environment.
Lithops are photophilous, preferring low air humidity.
In summer, lithops are kept at elevated temperatures, in the sun itself, and in winter, in a bright and dry place, at a temperature not higher than +12 degrees. Lithops
Lithops require abundant watering from March to June. But excess moisture can kill lithops, so the pot must have good drainage. In the winter season, it is not watered.
Old, yellowed leaves are not removed, otherwise the integrity of the plant may be compromised.
Lithops reproduce only by seeds.
Vanda
A variety of orchid that leaves no one indifferent with its luxurious pink, crimson or blue flowers.
Wanda prefers well-lit areas and does not tolerate low temperatures.
Vanda
Needs plenty of moisture during growth. In the cold season, watering is scarce. It is not recommended to allow the soil to dry out.
Feed the orchid all year round with mineral fertilizer of low concentration.
Propagated by babies growing at the base of the stem. Cyclamen
Cyclamen, or Alpine violet, poisonous plant listed in the Red Book .
Cyclamen likes bright rooms and coolness.
Cyclamen
Prefers even watering, especially during growth and flowering. During the period of rooting and dormancy, watering is scarce.
Prefers humus and peat. Propagated by seeds.
Ylang-ylang
Tree less than 3m high, with dove-gray bark and oblong dark green leaves.
In a room, ylang-ylang will grow only in greenhouse conditions at a constant temperature and high humidity. In winter, ylang-ylang needs additional lighting with a special lamp.
Ylang-Ylang
Fertilize monthly from early spring to autumn with houseplant fertilizer.
McDougall’s Fukeria
Drought resistant caudex plant because it can accumulate moisture. A voluminous shrub, spreading its branches from the very base. Saturated red inflorescences are formed at the ends of the stems.
Formed by cutting. McDougall’s Fukeria
Likes bright light, moderate humidity and tolerates temperatures as low as -3 degrees.
Prefers sandy, well-drained soils.
Propagated by seeds.
Velvichia
Original southern plant with long leaves. Grows very slowly and does not tolerate low temperatures. The ideal climate for growing is + 21-23 degrees with generous soil and air moisture.
Velvichia
Velvichia has a strong root system, so the pot must be spacious, with drainage holes.
Propagated by seeds.
Takka
Spectacular plant with batwing flowers . Under natural conditions, takka is unpretentious and can grow on any soil.
Takka
On the windowsill at home, the height of the flower is less than 40 cm.
Likes sunny places and sufficient watering, but will also feel comfortable in the shade.
It is recommended to feed the takka during the period of active growth with mineral fertilizers.
Unusual in shape and color, flowers, bushes and trees are pleasing to the eye, attract the attention of guests, and some of them are beneficial. 
In summer, lithops are kept at elevated temperatures, in the sun itself, and in winter, in a bright and dry place, at a temperature not higher than +12 degrees. 
Formed by cutting. 