KARMA Jewels are easy to care for and originate from the rain forests of southern Asia. The jewel orchid will tell you where her needs are and you do this by keeping an eye on growth and color. Put her in a nice spot in the room so you can see her clearly. When she is first in her new environment, give her time to get used to it.
The KARMA Jewels are slow growers, be patient, you can enjoy them for years. Because they are originally soil-growers, they grow horizontally and branch across the width of the plant, rather than growing upward.
KARMA Jewels are shade-loving soil growers. This means that these plants cannot have direct sunlight. So put your jewel in a low-light location. Not next to a warm radiator. After placing your KARMA Jewel, keep a close eye on its growth and color. This is important. That way you can tell if the location and amount of light is right. If the plant gets long thinner stems then it is in too dark a place. If the leaves of the leaf get lighter than right they are in too much light.
KARMA Jewels depends on the time of year, location but also how big your jewel is. The great thing about this plant is that you can quickly tell when it needs water. The important thing is not to give her too much water. This is essential for long-term enjoyment. If the top layer of soil is dry then she likes some water, but if it still feels damp wait a little longer.
Also read: Karma Jewels – Tip – What is the best way to water?
Once your plant gets yellow leaves, it could be that the ambient temperature is too low. This could be because she is in a draft, or near an open window. She is a plant that, like us, likes a normal room temperature.
Does your gem get scorched leaves which gives brown spots, then she is in too direct sunlight. This generally happens more often in the summer when the plant is near a window.
As soon as your little plant lets her leaves hang down limply then she has too little water. Don’t throw her away! You can easily make her shine again by giving a little water. You do need to build this up slowly because the soil may have become bone dry. The soil needs time to retain water.
Also read: Karma Jewels – FAQ – What is the best way to water?
You can remove the leaves from your beautiful jewel in several ways. As soon as there are dead or rotten leaves, cut or trim with a clean and sharp knife. During the year, you may also get a beautiful orchid flower in your plant. Once it has bloomed you can remove it.
The Anthurium Crystallinum is a special anthurium that you don’t often come across. The plants that Karma grows from this also come from its own seedlings and are therefore unique. Care is therefore extremely important because it has relatively few leaves and you can enjoy this beautiful plant for as long as possible. Below are some useful tips that help with easy care.
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