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How do you care for a kalanchoe so it bursts into a full pot? Master these few tricks and you are all set
Entering May, the season of early summer, many people hope to bring a touch of freshness and coolness to their gradually warming homes by growing one or two green plants, and the kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) is a very suitable choice. Of course, although growing kalanchoe is relativ...
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What to do if your pothos grows slowly? Remember these simple tricks to easily get a full, bushy pot
Everyone is familiar with pothos. Its leaves are glossy green, and it looks great when it fills out a pot. Some internet cafes, clothing stores and shopping malls all keep potted pothos. Pothos looks simple and easy to grow, but it really decorates a space. A small pot placed on a desk or cabinet...
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How to Grow Red Edges on Succulents? A Full Guide to Care Techniques
Text and images: This Girl Is a Bit Sweet. Whether a succulent can develop red edges depends on its variety. Some Sedum plants cannot develop red edges, but most Sedum plants have colorfully variegated leaf colors, ranging from dark red and brown...
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Want roses to burst into a full pot of blooms? Master the techniques and don't be soft-hearted
There are many popular flowers, but I think the most popular flower is still the rose (Chinese rose, Rosa chinensis)! It truly deserves the title of queen of flowers, and there are millions of varieties. No matter which variety, they are all very beautiful and loved by everyone. When caring for roses, if you want...
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Cement planters can be made at home too, exquisite and full of artistic flair
Flowers and plants look even better when paired with a beautiful planter. Cement planters need no deliberate carving; they keep their raw, primal feel and have a strong artistic quality. Let's take a look below! Cement planters: cement gives a plain, unadorned sense of solidity, naturally calm and steady, yet not lacking in beauty.
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Another clivia added to the collection, a friend just dug it up and gave it to me, full of surprises
My friend just dug up another clivia for me, and I'm a bit surprised. This one has several pups, does anyone want some, I'll divide the pups. Some people like to water repeatedly, which very easily causes clivia root rot, so when caring for them...
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New lotus-petal orchid variety, lotus-type plain flower with peach blush, blooming beautifully
New lotus-petal orchid variety, lotus-type plain flower with peach blush, blooming beautifully! New lotus-petal orchid variety, lotus-type plain flower with peach blush, blooming beautifully! New lotus-petal orchid variety, lotus-type plain flower with peach blush, blooming beautifully! New lotus-petal orchid variety, lotus-type plain flower with peach blush, blooming...
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Corn poppies bloom in full glory, turning the hillside into a sea of flowers
The hillside where corn poppies bloom. The hillside where corn poppies bloom - that name sounds quite familiar, doesn't it? That's the title of a famous animated film by the renowned Japanese animation master Hayao Miyazaki. By chance, I was drawn to this film title, not only...
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How long is the blooming period of freesia? A full guide to care methods and flowering conditions
Freesia is very easy to grow. Usually, as long as the corms are healthy, newly planted freesia does not need to be worried about rotting, and after the freesia matures, dries out and the flowers fade, it can be cut off together with the stem, and the freesia can be stored in a cooler place...
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Lipstick plant cuttings: with the right technique, a pot can be full within 1 month
The lipstick plant's unusual red flowers, paired with its green leaves, make for a great ornamental display. Below are the cutting techniques for the lipstick plant! Lipstick plant cuttings are generally taken in spring and autumn. Cutting techniques: (1). Cut healthy branches into sections...
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