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Autumn cuttings propagation of Christmas cactus has its tricks: doing this one extra step makes rooting twice as fast
Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera) is a plant loved by many flower growers, with thick, emerald-green leaf segments, single flowers borne at the tips of the branches, and a variety of flower colors, giving it high ornamental value. In autumn the Christmas cactus enters the bud-setting stage, but it is also the best time for cuttings propagation. Christmas cactus...
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A cactus kept for 20 years and a Milan for 30 years, taller than a house
Huahua has a friend whose mother gave her a potted plant when she was born. More than 20 years have passed, and that plant has now grown taller than a house. This story moved Huahua deeply. So today, Huahua is here to...
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Christmas cactus and kalanchoe sprout bearded roots in a cup of water in three days, and you'll have more than you can give away
Although it's much cooler now, the autumn tiger is still pretty hot, and the temperature difference between day and night is big. Christmas cactus and kalanchoe are most likely to die at this time... Luckily, we can still take cuttings now. Huahua quickly pinched off a few leaves and put them in water, and they rooted in a week! ...
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Feed this to kalanchoe and Christmas cactus in mid-September, and they will be covered in flowers by New Year's Day
As people's living standards improve, more and more people like to keep a pot of flowers at home, pretty and cozy. Especially after autumn begins, if you can have a pot of flowers at home blooming in a profusion, it is truly wonderful. Flower lover Sister Zhang started in early autumn...
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Propagating Christmas cactus by cuttings in autumn: use this and it grows big white roots in ten days without rotting
When it comes to the Christmas cactus, I believe gardening friends are all familiar with it. It has thick, fleshy leaves and belongs to the cactus family, but it is not a true cactus. Its flowers are bright in color and bloom at the tips of the leaves. Its normal flowering season is in winter...
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Want your Christmas cactus covered in blooms in winter and spring? Don't forget these few things in autumn
Christmas cactus blooms in winter and spring, goes dormant in summer, and forms buds in autumn. Every winter, there are always growers envious of other people's Christmas cacti covered in blooms. In fact, whether it can bloom in winter and spring depends especially on care and management in autumn! Do these few things for it in time, ...
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Grow Christmas cactus this way in autumn, and in winter the branches will be full of blooms
The weather is getting cooler and cooler now. After the Christmas cactus has passed through its summer dormancy, it is time for it to start growing flower buds again! Whether the Christmas cactus we grow is from cuttings or grafted, and whether it is grown in the south or the north, ...
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After a year of caring for a cactus, it faded in color, and the flower lover only then discovered they had bought a plastic one
The flowers that flower lovers buy at the flower market generally die within 3-5 days of care, while some flower lovers can keep them for years without them dying. In this case, it is not a factor of the flowers themselves, but it could also be a factor of the flowers. Some flower merchants pass off plastic balls as cacti...
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How to grow the golden barrel cactus? Pay attention to these 4 points for a plump, robust body and bright blooms
The golden barrel cactus (Echinocactus grusonii) is one of the most charming of the globular cacti. Originally brought out of the Mexican desert, it is grown across vast areas of China. From the regions where it grows, you can see that it prefers places with plenty of sunlight, even...
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Master 5 key points for potted Christmas cactus, and big red buds will bloom in wave after wave until next year
The Complete Guide to Home Gardening: Teacher Xiaoye teaches you all kinds of gardening knowledge! Autumn has arrived, and the Christmas cactus of gardening friends is about to enter its flowering period. The Christmas cactus originally grew attached to tree trunks or in shady rock crevices, so we need to base it on...
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