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Urban jungle - living in healthy greenery
Houseplants not only decorate your own four walls, but also contribute to a better indoor climate. To ensure that you can enjoy your little indoor jungle for as long as possible, we recommend Urban Jungle to strengthen your houseplants.
Magnificent flowers with Magic Orchid
Magic Orchid is the ultimate solution to make your orchids shine in full bloom. The specially developed watering additive and spray solution is a real miracle cure for orchid lovers.
Strengthening your houseplants with Effective Microorganisms
For natural plant strengthening, add Urban Jungle to the watering solution regularly (10 ml per liter of water). Thanks to Effective Microorganisms and carefully selected plant extracts, this multi-purpose product supports healthy root growth and ensures optimal nutrient uptake through the roots. Urban Jungle boosts the plants’ natural defense system and also supports regeneration in cases of nutrient deficiency. In addition to the Urban Jungle concentrate for watering, there is also the convenient Urban Jungle spray solution. This promotes strong leaves and a rich, vibrant green color; thanks to its special formulation, it also has a dust-repelling, cleansing effect, giving the leaves a natural sheen. Now nothing stands in the way of creating a soothing mini-jungle right in your own home.
What are the key points to consider when caring for houseplants?
There is no one-size-fits-all guide to properly caring for houseplants. Just as every person has different needs and preferences, so too do plants. Before purchasing a plant, consider how much light it needs, what temperature and humidity levels are ideal, and how often it should be watered. You can also naturally support your houseplants with Effective Microorganisms. Learn more about these little wonders of nature and how they thrive in the urban jungle without the use of chemicals.
There is no one-size-fits-all guide to properly caring for houseplants. Just as every person has different needs and preferences, so too do plants. Before purchasing a plant, consider how much light it needs, what temperature and humidity levels are ideal, and how often it should be watered. You can also naturally support your houseplants with Effective Microorganisms. Learn more about these little wonders of nature and how they thrive in the urban jungle without the use of chemicals.
Magic Orchid is the ultimate solution for helping your orchids bloom in all their glory. This specially formulated watering additive and spray solution is a true miracle cure for orchid lovers.
What makes Magic Orchid so special?
- Magic Orchid supplies these popular and beautiful houseplants with Effective Microorganisms. The Magic Orchidee formula is based on natural microorganisms that gently support your orchids’ roots and strengthen their natural defenses.
- Hibiscus flower fermentation: The delicate pink color of Magic Orchidee comes from real hibiscus flowers, which are used in a unique fermentation process. This flower not only gives the product its color but also provides important nutrients for your orchids.
- Say goodbye to tired, sad-looking orchids. Pamper your plants with Magic Orchid and watch them bloom in all their glory.
How often should I water my houseplants?
When it comes to watering, there are no one-size-fits-all answers along the lines of “half a liter once a week.” Why is that? Plants have different “needs.” Those native to dry regions, like cacti or succulents, require very little water. Others—such as the popular Monstera—come from rainy tropical regions and need more water. In between, there are many nuances—and thus many ways to get it wrong. Incidentally, plants usually don’t dry out; they’re more likely to be overwatered, which can lead to waterlogging and rotting roots.
That’s why you should research in advance what your houseplant’s water needs are. In addition, lighting conditions, temperature, and humidity also play a role in caring for houseplants. Very few plants like waterlogging, which can be prevented by a drainage hole or a layer of gravel (drainage) in the pot. And before you water, you can also use the finger test to check if the soil is dry and needs water. And what if something does go wrong and the plant has problems? Then we’re here to advise you and provide help with pests and more!
When it comes to watering, there are no one-size-fits-all answers along the lines of “half a liter once a week.” Why is that? Plants have different “needs.” Those native to dry regions, like cacti or succulents, require very little water. Others—such as the popular Monstera—come from rainy tropical regions and need more water. In between, there are many nuances—and thus many ways to get it wrong. Incidentally, plants usually don’t dry out; they’re more likely to be overwatered, which can lead to waterlogging and rotting roots.
That’s why you should research in advance what your houseplant’s water needs are. In addition, lighting conditions, temperature, and humidity also play a role in caring for houseplants. Very few plants like waterlogging, which can be prevented by a drainage hole or a layer of gravel (drainage) in the pot. And before you water, you can also use the finger test to check if the soil is dry and needs water. And what if something does go wrong and the plant has problems? Then we’re here to advise you and provide help with pests and more!
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Questions and Answers
In this FAQ section, you’ll find specific information and answers about houseplants. If you can’t find what you’re looking for here, please check out our blog or fill out our contact form - we’d be happy to help.
This depends largely on the type of plant, the location, and the season. However, waterlogging often occurs because plants tend to be overwatered. You should definitely avoid waterlogging.
Yellow leaves and soft stems often indicate overwatering. Dry, brown leaf tips, on the other hand, are a sign of underwatering.
The location is crucial for healthy growth. Light conditions, temperature, and humidity should always be tailored to the specific plant.
They support the plant naturally, promote soil life, and are gentle on people, animals, and the environment.
Regularly wiping down the leaves and using appropriate care products keeps the leaf surfaces clean and promotes photosynthesis. Dust buildup can impair light absorption and should therefore be removed regularly, for example by gently wiping or rinsing the leaves. The Urban Jungle spray solution helps ensure gentle care for the leaves.
Popular houseplants include the Monstera, Ficus, Calathea, and spider plant. They bring life to your rooms, improve indoor air quality, and create a pleasant atmosphere. However, the best plant for you depends primarily on lighting conditions, the level of care you’re willing to provide, and, of course, your personal preferences.
Plants like snake plants, lucky bamboo, pothos, and cacti are particularly low-maintenance. They require little water, are forgiving of mistakes, and are ideal if you don’t have much time to care for your houseplants.
Plants such as snake plant, pothos, zamioculcas, or peace lily are well-suited for shadier locations. These plants thrive even with limited light and are therefore ideal for darker rooms or corners.
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