List of plants starting with the letter "H"
Nandina (lat. Nandina)
Nandina is the only representative of the genus and is referred to as home nandina or Nandina domestica. Under natural conditions, this plant can be found on the mountain slopes of China and Japan.
Nandina home (lat. Nandina domestica)
Narcissus (lat. Narcissus)
Since there are many varieties of daffodils (more than 3000 varieties), it is not difficult to choose the ones that suit your taste in color, smell and shape. There are 12 groups of them.
Nasturtium cultivated (Capucin) (lat. Tropaeolum)
In May, nasturtium seeds can be sown in open ground in holes (at a distance of 25 cm). To start flowering earlier, you can grow seedlings.
Nematanthus (Hypocyrta) (lat. Hypocyrta)
Direct sunlight has a bad effect on nematanthus. Moderate diffused lighting is optimal for it. It is best to choose window sills for the plant on the east and west sides of the room.
Nematanthus smooth (Hypocyrta, Hypocyrta naked) (lat. Hypocyrta glabra)
Neomarica (lat. Neomarica)
Neomarica slender grows up to 180 cm and is distinguished by narrow sword-shaped leaves. The leaves are green, leathery, fan-shaped, reaching 60 cm in length.
Neomarica slender (Walking iris) (lat. Neomarica gracilis)
Neoregelia (Aregelia) (lat. Neoregelia)
Aregelia (syn. Neorelegia) (lat. Aregelia) belongs to the Bromeliad family (lat. Bromeliaceae) and is a life form of herbaceous plants.
Neoregelia Carolina (lat. Neoregelia carolinae)
Neoregelia spectabilis (lat. Neoregelia spectabilis)
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Nepenthes (lat. Nepenthes)
Nepenthes has large leaves with a well-defined convex vein. Their top is slightly retracted. Also on the stem grow pitcher-shaped leaves, the petiole of which is wide, flattened and green in color at the bottom.
Nepenthes hybrid (Nepenthus, Pitcher, Hunter's cup, Zhiryanka) (lat. Nepenthes hybridus)
Nerina (Nerine) (lat. Nerine)
Nerina is characterized by fairly long leaves that have a belt-like shape.
Nerina Bowden (lat. Nerine bowdenii)
Nertera (lat. Nertera)
Nertera requires good lighting; direct sunlight is not allowed (preferably partial shade). In warm weather, you need to take it out into the air, protecting it from the sun, precipitation and drafts.
Nertera grenada (Nertera pressed) (lat. Nertera granadensis)
Nephrolepis (lat. Nephrolepis)
Nephrolepis has fluffy, feathery leaves, often called fronds, which form a bright, lush crown above the flowerpot and can reach a length of 70 cm.
Nephrolepis exaltata (lat. Nephrolepis exaltata)
Nephrolepis cordifolia (lat. Nephrolepis cordifolia)
Nidularium (lat. Nidularium)
Nidularium (lat. Nidularium) belongs to the Bromeliaceae family. This plant has a very exotic appearance and decorative leaves.
Nidularium billbergioides (lat. Nidularium billbergioides)
Nidularium Innocent (lat. Nidularium innocentii)
Nile lily (Agapanthus umbellatus) (lat. Agapanthus umbellatus)
Agapanthus, or Agapanthus in Latin, is a perennial plant native to South Africa. Decorative rosettes of long, strap-shaped leaves and an umbrella inflorescence on a peduncle up to a meter high make agapanthus a real beauty.
Large-leaved footcarp (Podocarpus) (lat. Podocarpus)
Large-leaved footcarp (lat. Podocarpus macrophyllus) belongs to the family Podocarpaceae (lat. Podocarpaceae). This is a large coniferous plant, the life form of which is a tree. The most distinctive feature of the large-leaved plant is its needles.
Nolina (Beaucarnea) (lat. Nolina, Beaucarnea)
Nolina recurvata (Bocarnea, Elephant's foot, Nolina recurvata)
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What plants begin with the letter H?
Plants starting with the letter H:
- forget-me-not (a very beautiful and unpretentious plant, which is why it has become so popular among gardeners)
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- foxglove (these flowers, despite their beauty and unpretentiousness, are poisonous, so they should not be planted in places where small children walk)
- marigolds (another name is calendula)
- nasturtium (this plant is used not only to decorate the garden, but it can also be eaten)
- nephrolepis (one of the fern species)
- legcarp (evergreen coniferous plant)
- nolana (long-blooming annual flower, grows like a “carpet” on the ground)
- nomocharis (a very beautiful but rare flower)
- cornflower (flowers resemble daisies)
- nemophila (annual plant similar to buttercup)
- night violet
I will also try, without repeating what was said earlier, to add a few more plants whose names begin with the letter “N”.
Nirembergia is a plant from the nightshade family that has light purple or white flowers with a purple center.
Neoregelia - during the flowering period, the inner parts of the leaves of this plant become bright red, and a flower of amazing beauty blooms in the center. The edges of the leaves are armed with small but sharp thorns.
Nicotiana is poisonous, but so charming!
I’ll try to offer my own list of various plants that begin with the letter “N”. So.
Nutallia, nolina, marigolds, nymphea, nigella, forget-me-not, impatiens, nasturtium, nephrolepis, notocactus, nepenthes, night beauty, nolina, nerine, nidularium, nomocharis, nertera, underripe, cornflower, nymphea, chickpeas, narcissus, foxglove, threadfoil, etc. .d.
I'll start with a plant like nasturtium ! And there are as many as ninety species! I heard you can eat it! I haven't tried it myself.
I really like the marigolds. The plant is bright orange, often grows in flower beds, and is very healing. Its other name is calendula . I buy calendula tincture at the pharmacy when I have a sore throat, gargle with it and everything goes away.
Trees starting with "H".
Nectarine - this plant is similar to both a plum and a peach at the same time. Grows up to seven meters in height.
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Shrubs starting with "N".
Nutallia. In another way, this ornamental tree, which is more like a shrub, is called osmaronia and emleria.
Other plants starting with "H".
Nolina (houseplant), marigold (this is a well-known herbaceous flowering plant intended for open ground).
Nymphea is a water lily that looks great in ponds and belongs to the water lily family.
Nigella is also an interesting flower, similar to a buttercup.
Forget-me-not has many types of different beauty.
Impatiens is the name given to balsam. I love this name and these flowers.
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Notocactus flower
Family Cactaceae
Notocactus Otto. Homeland: Argentina, southern Brazil, Uruguay. The stem is low, shiny, green, flattened-spherical, lengthens with age. The central spines are brown or reddish, longer and stronger than the outer ones. The flowers are yellow, 5-7 cm in diameter, the sepals have a reddish vein on the outside. The ovary is red. Blooms in April - May. Notocactus oligowarty. Homeland: Uruguay, Paraguay. The stem is semicircular, there are 13 tuberous ribs, and a growth protrudes below - a “chin”. The flowers are yellow, the ovary is red. The multi-flowered variety has flowers about 2.5 cm long. It blooms in May - June. Propagated by seeds and babies.
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Proper watering
As a rule, the soil is watered. Generally, water should not come into contact with the leaves because otherwise fungal diseases may spread. However, many plants can be washed in the shower from time to time if they are kept outdoors or in a greenhouse during the summer. This is, of course, impossible on the windowsill. Therefore, before removing the pots and taking them to the bathroom, you should first mark them so that you can then correctly orient the plant so that the leaves are turned towards the light in the same position as before moving the pots.
Many tropical plants
love even humidity. They should be watered every day, the soil should not dry out even for a while. At the same time, it is worth installing an automatic sprayer to create fog or spraying them with a manual sprayer to increase air humidity. Water for irrigation should be slightly heated, especially in winter. Many species should only be watered in a tray, otherwise unsightly spots will appear on the leaves. These are, as a rule, plants with thin pubescence, especially from the Gesnerieriaceae family. They need to be watered every day, sometimes several times a day, especially in the summer when they are outdoors. Bromeliads are usually watered directly into the leaf rosette.
Moderate watering
means that in the intervals between waterings the soil may dry out somewhat, but in no case should it dry out completely. Peat substrates present certain difficulties (simple substrate, substrate for peat crops, etc.). They mainly consist of sphagnum, i.e. undecayed moss. It can hold nine times its own volume of water. However, as soon as this substrate dries completely, it has difficulty accepting water. To save, the plants have to be soaked for a long time.
Succulents and cacti
kept in relative dryness, since they must undergo a dormant period between waterings, otherwise they may rot. Cacti absorb water through roots located close to the surface and store it in their fleshy body. Very often we are talking only about dew or light rain, barely reaching the soil surface. Many cacti grow well if you simply spray them in the evening (especially in summer)
The timing of spraying is very important because these plants get burned easily in the morning. However, you should not completely abandon watering, since very few species can develop, receiving water only by spraying
Cuttings and seedlings
should be sprayed several times during the day using a fine sprayer, since moisture-saturated air and high temperatures accelerate the formation of roots.
The quality of irrigation water varies greatly depending on where you live. You can check the quality of tap water by doing a special analysis. So-called hard water contains too much calcium and magnesium in the form of carbonic acid salts, i.e. carbonates. One unit of hardness (1 dH) corresponds to the content of 10 mg of calcium oxide in 1 liter of distilled water. Soft water has a value of 5 dH, while hard water has a value above 15 dH.
Some plants cannot be watered with hard water. Certain species respond well to watering with calcium-free water. Melt or rain water is suitable for this. Such plants include camellias, rhododendrons, orchids and many others. If you water them with too hard water, their leaves turn yellow (chlorosis begins).
Nerine flower
Amaryllidaceae family
Of all the South African amaryllis, nerina is perhaps the most capricious plant. The point is not so much that nerine reproduces poorly or gets sick a lot. You can get lush leaves, abundant babies and large bulbs without much difficulty. The most difficult thing is to get the nerina to bloom. And this is not always possible even at home, on plantations in South Africa. The main thing is dry and very cool maintenance during the winter months, which is difficult to achieve in an apartment. It may be a little easier to get Nerina Bowden, which is supposed to shed its leaves for the winter, to bloom. Reduce watering in September, and in December stop it completely and place the plant in the refrigerator at +5°C. In March, place the plant on the windowsill (if frost is not expected, it is better between the frames) and resume watering. Similar conditions can be offered to Nerina sinuosum, which is characterized by soft pink flowers with wavy petals. In the summer, nerina grows abundant leaves, and flowering occurs in anticipation of dormancy in October - December. Among the fading leaves, a peduncle awakens, on which, hidden by a veil, there are numerous flowers. As soon as the bedspread begins to open, the flower stalks can be cut for a bouquet that will remain decorative for 10-14 days
It is at this time that it is important to ensure constant coolness. The beginning of the heating season often completely disrupts all the plans of a plant preparing for flowering, and deprives you of the opportunity to admire the lush inflorescence
Without waiting for heat to enter the house, place a pot of nerine between the frames, if the design of your windows allows it. By balancing between 0°C and +8°C, you will achieve success. All nerines easily reproduce from baby bulbs during transplantation, which is best done in early spring. Among the pests on nerine, you can find spider mites and scale insects. May suffer from fusarium.
Nertera
Nephrolepis exaltata flower
Family Ferns
Nephrolepis sublime is a favorite indoor plant. Its feathery fronds are resistant to temporary decreases in air humidity, and its roots tolerate slight drying of the earth clod. Nephrolepis is completely undemanding to light; even a north window will do. Even a novice gardener, who does not always have time to care for the plant in time, can grow it. But still, you shouldn’t forget about it for a long time: without regular spraying and watering, nephrolepis feels much worse. Rounded sori are collected in rows running along the leaves of pinnate fronds. Nephrolepis can be distinguished from other ferns by the peculiar thin and long “spreading” shoots that are formed in abundance. These shoots are covered with small papery scales and dry out without proper care. However, they can be used to propagate nephrolepis. Place a small pot of soil nearby and sprinkle the top of the “spreading” shoot. Keep the substrate moist and do not move pots. In the new pot, roots and young fronds will soon form. As soon as three fronds develop, the young nephrolepis is ready for independent life, and it is separated from the mother plant. In addition to this method, nephrolepis is propagated by dividing the bush during transplantation. Nephrolepis grows quickly, without a dormant period, and easily renews lost fronds. Therefore, without much damage to the plant, fronds are cut to decorate bouquets. In water they will not lose their attractiveness for 8-10 days. To prevent nephrolepis from stunting, keep the temperature high and water during the winter months. For the winter, it is better to move the plant to a brighter place on an east or west window. Nephrolepis is not demanding on the substrate, but it is better to provide it with a nutritious and loose mixture. For example, a substrate made of peat, sand, humus and leaf soil in equal proportions is suitable. Add only one tablespoon of superphosphate for every 3 liters of mixture.
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