-
Fish tank always has algae blooms? Hangtai Aquarium teaches you how to solve it
Fish tanks and planted tanks are both very prone to algae blooms. Everyone's attitude is invariably to avoid them at all costs, but often some objective factors still lead to algae blooms in the tank. How do you deal with it? First, lighting...
-
If you don't know how to repot your plants, do your flowers just have to wait to die? See how others repot their plants
If you don't know how to repot your plants, your flowers will just have to wait to die! See how others handle repotting! 1. Repotting Repotting is usually called turning the pot. Moving a potted plant into another pot to grow. Repotting is one of the important measures for growing flowers well...
-
How to Grow Succulents in the Ground? Methods and Techniques Explained
This year we built a flower bed at home, and it is a great place for growing succulents in the ground. First, use bricks to separate the in-ground succulent area from the areas where other flowers are planted, with the terrain slightly higher than the other areas, and the succulent area must not have standing water. There are no special requirements for the subsoil of in-ground succulents; just...
-
How do you arrange the scenery in a landscape bonsai? These key points must be mastered
The editor has compiled a few more key points for mastering the arrangement, hoping they will be useful to bonsai friends. 1. To make the gap play the role of tightly linking the left and right scenery into a whole, the handling of the gap in the middle of the open-and-close style is very important; if handled improperly, it will cause...
-
How to grow a Chinese juniper 'Kaizuka' bonsai? Detailed care and management methods
Chinese juniper 'Kaizuka' is a variety of Chinese juniper, native to China and Japan. Grafting propagation of Chinese juniper 'Kaizuka' bonsai is very simple. Below we share the care, shaping, cultivation and management methods for Chinese juniper 'Kaizuka' bonsai. Chinese juniper 'Kaizuka' is an evergreen tree. Chinese juniper 'Kaizuka'...
-
How to mix succulent potting soil? Learn to make fertilizer from discarded waste
More and more people are growing succulents now, and the price of potting soil is not low either. Now I will teach you a way to make succulent potting soil yourself without spending any money. The quality of flower soil is directly related to whether it easily becomes compacted. Peat, bark, ...
-
How do plants survive with poor indoor lighting? These shade-tolerant green plants are not afraid at all
Light Years Away Light Years Away G.E.M. G.E.M. 00:00...
-
How do you control tree growth in stump bonsai through pruning methods?
Using pruning methods to control tree growth in stump bonsai. Stump pruning can control tree growth, keep the tree dwarf, encourage branching and make the leaves dense, achieving the artistic effect of turning a large tree into a small one and embodying the large within the small. At the same time, pruning is also an important measure to ensure that stump bonsai plants grow and develop normally, bloom and bear fruit (referring to flower-and-fruit bonsai), and stay old but not declining under the conditions of little potting soil and limited water and fertilizer. Generally, deciduous tree species (such as elm, Japanese bush cherry, trident maple, etc.) can be pruned all year round, but the best time is after leaf drop and before bud break, because at this time there are no leaves on the tree, so the growth of the branches can be seen clearly and it is easy to work. For flowering bonsai plants, those that bloom on new branches of the current year (such as ornamental pomegranate) should preferably be pruned before bud break, while those that bloom on perennial branches (such as plum blossom) should preferably be pruned after flowering. Slow-growing evergreen trees should preferably be pruned in winter; for pine species, since they tend to bleed resin after pruning, they should preferably be pruned at noon on a sunny winter day.
-
Growing small gourds in pots on the balcony takes some know-how; one plant can bear dozens of them, and a single hand can hold ten.
Hand-rubbed gourds, also known as hand-pinched gourds, are loved by many for their exquisite, delicate beauty and small, cute size. Right now, the temperature is just right, so plant one on your own balcony - green vines wind and twine along the balcony, and among the green leaves and white flowers the gourd brothers peek in and out of view...
-
How do orchids produce high-quality strong shoots? These 3 factors need to be considered
To get orchids to produce high-quality strong shoots, these 3 factors must be considered. Orchids sprouting abundantly is what we orchid growers dream of. But experienced orchid growers do not one-sidedly pursue the number of sprouts; they pay more attention to the quality of the sprouts, ...
条件筛选