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Want indoor flowers to explode into a full pot? These 5 easy ones even beginners can grow into a pot overflowing with blooms
"I want to grow some flowering plants indoors, but either they don't survive, or they only bloom one or two flowers. Is there any kind that will fill a pot even if you barely try?" Creating a little indoor world bursting with flowers is the dream of many plant lovers. Choosing varieties with lots of blooms and long flowering periods can fill a limited space with life and color. Today we're rounding up
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Water Spinach Cuttings on the Balcony: One Pot Feeds You All Year
If you had to name the most constant guest on southerners' summer dinner tables, water spinach would absolutely take first place! Once the season arrives, the markets pile it higher than anything else, and however you cook it, it's so good you'll lick the plate clean -- even kids who hate greens will spoon down two extra bowls of rice. A video of a woman growing water spinach on her balcony instantly opened the eyes of beginner gardeners
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Northern Netizens Are Stunned! Woman Propagates Water Spinach on Her Balcony, One Pot Can Last for a Whole Year
For people in the South, water spinach is without a doubt the number one staple on the summer dining table. In the market, once it’s in season, piles of water
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Balcony potted scallions: cut one harvest after another, netizens exclaim they can't finish eating them and want some
I came across a netizen's balcony vegetable-growing post and it instantly made me crave them - just an ordinary plastic pot, yet it was actually packed with lush green scallions. They casually cut a handful to scramble with eggs, with the caption "plant once, eat for half a year, simply can't finish them all," and the comments section blew up instantly, with everyone asking for a tutorial! Look at these scallions, with roots firmly in the soil and leaves
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What are the three simplest steps for drying Phalaenopsis orchids? How to dry Phalaenopsis orchids in a way that looks good and doesn't cost money?
There is a flower that looks like a butterfly in flight, with petals in a variety of colors, some even featuring unique patterns. I’m sure you’ve guessed
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Is Guanyin Bamboo the Same as Lucky Bamboo? Which One Is Better for Beginners
Many friends around me ask when growing plants: "Guanyin bamboo and lucky bamboo look quite similar, are they the same thing?" Actually, they really aren't! Although both carry the word "bamboo" in their names and look a bit like lush little bamboos, a closer look reveals considerable differences, and even their ease of care is different. The most intuitive difference - their appearance.
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Are Guanyin bamboo and lucky bamboo the same? Which one is better for beginners to grow?
Many of my friends who like to grow plants often ask: “Guanyin bamboo and lucky bamboo look pretty similar — are they actually the same plant?” The answer is
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Choose these 4 kinds for autumn flower growing, easy to care for and not the same as everyone else, beautiful through the whole autumn and winter
As soon as the autumn flower-growing season arrives, everything you scroll past is either kalanchoe or big chrysanthemums. Pretty as they are, they are just too "overdone"! Actually, if you want to grow something fresh and easy to keep alive, there is nothing to worry about at all. Today I am recommending 4 flowers for everyone; their blooms are especially distinctive, and autumn is just the right time to plant them. Bleeding heart: its flowers look like little purses,
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How to handle a mail-order Phalaenopsis after unpacking it, and what should you pay attention to when buying one?
In today's society, online shopping has gradually become the first choice for young people; whether it is clothes and shoes, or flowers and plants, everyone's first instinct is to buy online. However, buying online is like buying a cow from the other side of a mountain - for friends who are just starting out growing Phalaenopsis, it is definitely a big disadvantage, because they do not know how to tell good from bad. Generally speaking, I
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What plants bloom in winter? These several kinds burst with flowers and look beautiful, one pot beautifies a whole winter
Many people, as soon as winter comes, feel that "all things are bleak and desolate," and always say that once the weather turns cold, what flowers could possibly still bloom? Actually, that's really not the case! In winter there are not only flowering plants, but quite a few varieties are especially good at bursting with blooms, and when they flower they are lively and beautiful. Put one pot at home, and even a heated room gains a touch of spring energy. Cyclamen: the most common and the easiest to grow
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