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If you skip this step when repotting flowers, all your efforts to get a full, bursting pot will be wasted
The weather is getting cooler now, and many flower growers have started repotting their flowers. But one grower told me that he originally wanted to repot his flowers so they would grow better, but unexpectedly, not long after repotting...
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After the weather turns cool, water your clivia (Clivia miniata) with this kind of water, and it will bloom brilliantly and even bear a full crop of fruit
Will a clivia still bloom after it has fruited? How do you care for a clivia properly? After a clivia has fruited, it will still bloom, but not in the same year, because in our normal care routine it is generally impossible to get it to bloom right after the fruit has ripened...
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Put something on the surface of the potting soil to prevent root rot and let your flowers and plants grow into a full pot
Usually when people grow flowers, they attach great importance to what goes at the bottom of the pot, since it keeps the potting soil loose and airy, but what goes on top of the potting soil is also very important. Only when you choose the right thing can your flowers avoid yellow leaves and root rot, and also grow more and more...
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Give your pothos less water and it will grow black "beards," making it even easier to get a full, bushy pot.
If you ask which plant is grown in the most homes these days, the answer is definitely pothos. Pothos is now found in almost every household, because it not only stays green all year round and is very easy to care for, but it can also help remove formaldehyde from a newly renovated home...
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5 major secrets of rose pruning: follow them and your flowers will bloom abundantly and beautifully
Post-bloom pruning of roses can be done 3 times from mid-May of the same year until after "Start of Autumn", with slightly different pruning methods each time, mainly determined by how the rose grows in different seasons. During the growing period, roses have the trait of...
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With a flowering period of up to 300 days and able to survive just by being tossed into soil, even beginners can grow a full pot of blooms
Learn some knitting techniques - scarves, sweaters, hats, you can knit right at home, follow and learn, follow Lewisia Lewisia has a basal rosette leaf cluster, with dark green leaves spreading from the inside out. Elegant and graceful, with fresh flower shapes, it has high ornamental value...
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Grow snake plants this way in autumn: leaves grow fast, plenty of new shoots, and a full pot within a year
Snake plant leaves are thick and fleshy, evergreen all year round, and can purify indoor air. It is also called tiger tail sansevieria or thousand-year plant, and there are short-leaf snake plants, long-leaf snake plants, golden-edged snake plants and so on, but the growing method is actually the same. Garden friends often ask Xiaoya...
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Since Dad got into the hobby, the succulents have been growing beautifully
Text and photos: Sunshine Pig Bajie Location: Hangzhou, Zhejiang At first, when I started growing succulents, the old man actually didn't quite approve. He thought it was too much trouble! The soil requirements are so high, watering has to be controlled, and every day you have to keep an eye on them...
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A little trick for cacti: grow them to a bursting pot full of flowers in one year without spending money
Cacti belong to the cactus family, specifically the spiny cactus (Opuntia), and can grow to over one meter tall, forming clumping, fleshy growth. They have hard spines. Many desert areas have plenty of cacti, but nowadays many plant lovers like to grow cacti as potted plants. Because cacti can...
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Mix succulent soil like this: loose and airy, and your succulents will plump up beautifully
For growing succulents at home, is it better to use gritty mix or a succulent-specific soil? Please enter an image description. Growing succulents in pure grit gives them no nutrients at all. If you don't fertilize them, or fertilize only a little and just water, root rot won't occur...
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