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This document summarizes an upcoming workshop on indoor plant design and care. It is divided into four parts: the basics of indoor gardening, common problems and solutions, a selection of suitable indoor plant species, and ideas for effectively displaying plants and containers. The basics section covers choosing plants, light, water, humidity, fertilizing, and pruning requirements. Common problems like drooping, slow growth, and leaf issues are identified along with their causes and solutions. A list of recommended plant species is provided. The final section discusses container options and presentation techniques like hydroculture. References for further information are also included.
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- 1. BENGKEL HIASAN DALAMAN ANJURAN BERSAMA JABATAN SENIBINA FAKULTI ALAM BINA UNIV MALAYA DAN BERITA PUBLISHING SDN BHD 06 Julai – 24 Ogos 2002, Jab. Senibina, Fak. Alam Bina, Univ. Malaya INSIDE GREEN HAZREENA HUSSEIN reena@alambina.um.edu.my
- 2. Introduction Purposes – soften hard lines, screen off areas, define spaces, make tabletops and corners brighter. Functions – remove pollutants and release oxygen. Therapeutic release. Part 1 deals with the basics of gardening. Part 2 deals specifically with gardening problems. Part 3 sets out a selection of indoor plants. Part 4 gives ideas on how plants can be displayed. References
- 3. The Basics How to choose Plants from a Nursery? Light – The critical factor. Sun or Shade? Water – Easy does it. Under watering or Over watering? Humidity – Plants love it. Air circulation, Wind, Air conditioning. Fertilizing – Once a year is enough. Excess. Pruning – Hints. Transplanting – The why and how of it. Potting and Repotting.
- 4. Pest and Diseases Practices to minimise pest problems. Precautions in relation to pesticide use. Identification of common pests – insects, mites, snails and diseases.
- 5. Common Problems and How To Solve Them PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION Plant droops Insufficient water Check potting mix for mixture Growth slow Insufficient fertilizer Apply correct ration of fertilizer Plants look bleached Direct sunlight Move plant of out sun Leaf edges turn brown Not enough humidity Move to a cooler but still bright room. New growth weak, pale, small Not enough light Move plant to a brighter spot but not in direct sun
- 6. Plants Selection For flowers or foliage? Which plant for which room? Does it matter? Arranging indoor plants – There are no rules. Slide show
- 7. Plant List Aglonema ‘Silver Queen’ Alocasia x amazonica Calathea majestica ‘Roseolineata’ Calathea makoyana Dieffenbachia amoena Dracaena frangrans Dracaena deremensis ‘Warneckii’ Dracaena reflexa Dypsis lutescens Ficus benjamina Hemigraphis colorata Nephrolepis exaltata Rhapis excelsa Adiantum raddianum Asplenium nidus Platycerium superbum Scindapsus aureus Philodendron erubescens Cultivars of Begonia Cultivars of Caladium hortulanum
- 8. Plants and Containers in Effective Displays Containers – The choice is huge. Presentation – the use of soil less culture by Hydro Plant.
- 9. References 500 Popular Indoor Plants; Periplus Editions (HK) Ltd., 2000. Skyrise Gardening in Highrise Homes; National Parks Board, Singapore, 2001. Interior Landscapes; Rockport Publishers (Mass) Inc., 1999. The Art of Living in Singapore; Garden Asia Magazine.