This guide will help you:
✅ Choose the right planter for Aralia.
✅ Make a potting mix for Aralia.
✅ Show you where to grow the Aralia at home.
✅ And also give you a schedule to add nutrients and water for the plant.
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Hindi name: अरलिया का पौधा
Kannada name: ಅರಾಲಿಯಾ ಸಸ್ಯ
Tamil name: அராலியா செடி
Botanical Name: Aralia sp
Family :Araliaceae
Materials needed to grow Aralia.
Soil: Well-drained soil (Avoid clay and stones )
pH: The ideal pH of plant is 5.5 to 7
Planting container size: A good drainage 8 -16 inch diameter and 8-14 deep inches ideal (Plant 25-50cm).
Where do I grow Aralia at home?
Temperature: For best temperature between 21 to 28 C
Sunlight: The semi-shade or indirect sunlight requirement.
Climate: Commonly growing in warm and dried weather conditions.
Type of plant: Indoor plant
Starting my Aralia plant.
Propagation: Softwood cutting or herbaceous cutting.
Planting depth: 25cm to 250cm with good care
Caring for my Aralia plant.
Water: Watering should be done when it's necessary. Avoid the over-watering and keep well-drained.
Nutrient : Apply liquid fertilizers monthly once.
Plant protection for my Aralia
Plant wilt : Lack of water or Plants not getting enough water plant leaves will start fall and dry the wholes plants
Rot rot or Fusarium root rot : it is caused by the fungus Fusarium solani spread by soils
Over watering also cause root rot in the plants and difficult to bring back with good condition and Keep better drainage with good soil and regular repotting
Plant care and maintenance
Apply regular nutrients to the plants.
Plants require little care and maintenance for when they grow vigorously.
Need pinching when reaching 15 cm or above will help for more side branches
Remove the older and unhealthy affected leaves and branches of plants and its give regular air circulation into the all the branches of plants
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