The silk plants have their origins in South America, where it is still part of the wild. You will typically find the silk plants in tropical forests, but you will also see them in swampy areas, along the riverbanks and even at the roadside.It has been nicknamed the "silk plant" because of the natural glossy surface of the leaves, which gives a light glal reminiscent of exclusive fabrics such as silk or satin The silk plantens is ideal for giving your home a jungle vibe. It gives your interior design personality, in addition to cleansing the air and improving the indoor climate.This variant 'Millions', can be known by its large, high-green leaves. Millions is a classically beautiful plant that will dress any home.
Silk Plant Care
Silk Plant 'millions'
What is the plant
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Humidity
High
Lighting
Full Sun
Temperature
18°C - 30°C
Hardiness zone
10 - 11
Difficulty
Medium
How to Care for the Plant
Water
Silk plants are one of the easier plant families when it comes to watering. They must be water 1-2 times every 14 hours. day when the soil is drying out. Water is a little too rare than a little too often, because the plants can easily tolerate if the soil is able to dry out every now and then.
Fertilizer
In spring and summer, the well-being of your silk plant will be even better if you give it fertilizer once a month or about every 2 months. once you water it. Do not fertilize in either autumn or winter - the plant cannot absorb the nutrients here.
Sunlight
The silk plants thrive best when you put them in a bright room with indirect sunlight. For example, place the your silk plant so that it is close to the windowsill, but that the leaves avoid direct sunlight.
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Temperature
If your plant is to be well, it should be placed at room temperature between 15-30 °C.
Popularity
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