Ragwort
A ragwort in the house should bring one who is "between two fires": a wife suffering from quarrels between husband and mother-in-law, or a husband, exhausted by the bad relations of his wife and mother-in-law."Plant" plant should be next to someone who behaves more aggressively, more often provokes scandals.
For the daughter-in-law and mother-in-law( son-in-law and mother-in-law)
The ragwort extinguishes the vibrations of irritation and dislike of the
Nature has given the ragwort a unique gift, it is able to establish cross-relations in the family, that is, the
relationship between the mother-in-law and the daughter-in-law son-in-law and mother-in-law - people who did not choose a friendfriend, but have to communicate and get along.
Sensitively reacting to disharmony, the ragwort blocks the energies of dislike and indignation. As soon as one member of the family feels the influence of the ragwort and ceases to be irritated over trifles, the behavior of the others will also change. Reducing the psychological distance promotes understanding, tolerance and mutual respect.
Features of care
The ragwort is photophilous, but needs protection from direct sunlight. When the light is not enough, the shoots are stretched and the plant loses decorativeness. In the summer, water is applied moderately, after drying the upper layer of the earth coma. Wintering winters at a temperature of 14-16 ° C, on the southern window, with very little watering. Young plants are transplanted every spring, adults every two to three years. Substrate is loose, nutritious, necessarily adding sand.
The plant is propagated in spring and summer with stem cuttings. For rooting, you can use the same substrate as for adult plants.
Family Compositae. Sort of a shamrock. Natural climatic conditions: the tropics of Africa. Plants of diverse forms: from vines and grassy shrubs to trees;a common feature of all types is the inflorescence of the basket, which is similar to that of dandelions or chamomiles, on which flying achenes, carrying hairs, are quickly formed, and in many species emit glutinous mucus. The most common species in indoor culture are: Gerstein's Glade ♦ Herbaceous plant;leaves up to one and a half centimeters long and 1 cm wide, berry-like, slightly acuminate, rounded in section;flowers up to 2 cm in diameter, yellowish. Glutinous clement * Small shrub;leaves linear-lanceolate, pointed at the tip and tapering to the base, gray-green;flowers are light yellow or whitish-yellow. Clementine glade ♦ Semishrub, differing from the previous species in that the shoots and leaves are recumbent, larger leaves( up to 10 cm long), on which( as on the stems) a white coating is noticeable. Rowel's wader ♦ Stems thin, juicy, creeping, strongly branching;leaves alternate, globose, yago-dopodobnye, light green with a bluish tint. The creeper rooted ♦ Creeping shoots, branching, take root in interstices;leaves alternate to 3 cm in length, voluminous-wide-lanceolate( almost circular in section), grayish-green with longitudinal dark green bands. Yakobsen's wader ♦ Semishrub with creeping shoots up to 80 cm long;leaves sessile, from obovoy-tsevidnyh to lanceolate, fleshy;inflorescences capitate, flowers orange-yellow.
Moisture requirement: moderate uniform irrigation during the year.
Temperature conditions: winter temperatures in the range of 18-20 ° C.
Light mode: sun-loving.
Requirement for soil: optimal soil mixture from hardwood and turf lands with sand in a ratio of 4: 1: 1.
Reproduction: by seed or cuttings( in March).
Features: do not like sudden changes in conditions of c-keeping.