diff --git a/site/home/assets/dracaena_marginata.jpg b/site/home/assets/dracaena_marginata.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c37344e Binary files /dev/null and b/site/home/assets/dracaena_marginata.jpg differ diff --git a/site/home/assets/yucca_elephantipes.jpg b/site/home/assets/yucca_elephantipes.jpg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..cd8d634 Binary files /dev/null and b/site/home/assets/yucca_elephantipes.jpg differ diff --git a/site/home/gardening.typ b/site/home/gardening.typ index f3da685..95d7969 100644 --- a/site/home/gardening.typ +++ b/site/home/gardening.typ @@ -1,6 +1,49 @@ +#import "/lib/lib.typ": * #set document(title: [Gardening]) #metadata((title: "Gardening", translation_key: "home-gardening")) #title() -Placeholder page — the real content comes later. += Yucca elephantipes +#calepin.elements.columns( + columns: 2, + wrap: true, + [ + Yucca (@fig:plant:yucca_elephantipes) from central America is accustomed to arid conditions. + + #tag(fill: yellow.lighten(30%))[Light ++] + #tag(fill: blue.lighten(50%))[Water --] + + This plant love light and should be placed on one of the most brightful parts of the room. It even tolerates direct sunlight very well. + + The Yucca stores water in its thick trunk. You need to let the soil dry out almost completely between waterings. Generally speaking, watering once *every 2 to 3 weeks* is more than enough. It's better to forget about it for a while than to overwater it, otherwise its roots will decay. Usually we can put around #frackable(1, 2) liter every 2 Weeks. But it's important to check the dirt is dry before watering. + + ],[ + #figure( + image("assets/yucca_elephantipes.jpg", width: 60%), + caption: "Yucca elephantipes" + ) + ] +) + += Dracaena marginata +#calepin.elements.columns( + columns: 2, + wrap: true, + [ + The Dracaena (@fig:plant:dracaena_marginata) come from Madagascar. + + #tag(fill: yellow.lighten(30%))[Light +] + #tag(fill: blue.lighten(50%))[Water -] + + This plant prefer lot of indirect light. Avoid to place it in direct sunlight because it can burn its leaves. + + The Dracaena don't need a lot of water. Before watering, make sure the first 3 or 4 centimeters of soil are dry. In average, water the plant once with #frackable(1, 2) litre *every 10 to 14 days*. The extremity of the leaves tend to turn brown when the air is too dry or the water contain too much calcium or chlorine. + + ], [ + #figure( + image("assets/dracaena_marginata.jpg", width: 60%), + caption: [Dracaena marginata] + ) + ] +)