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Tired of plain pothos? This potted plant gives 3 colors per flower, tolerates -15°C, and is easy to grow and beautiful
Pothos, spider plant, jade plant, aloe... looking around, the home really is a sea of green. Well then! If, like me, you've recently wanted to add some bright flowers to your home, you might try growing this flower! It's called the butterfly...
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This plant purifies air 10 times better than pothos, and it is easy to grow, blooms beautifully.
At this time of year, the south is filled with the fragrance of osmanthus, and the north with the fragrance of chrysanthemums, but there is another flower that is especially fragrant, the potted orange jessamine (Murraya paniculata). This flower has an extremely strong air-purifying ability, far surpassing pothos and spider plants. Plant two or three at home and the air will be wonderful...
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Once the pothos roots grip the string, it grows like crazy, with leaves bigger than your face and 1 m of growth in 10 days
There are so many great gardening hacks in life - wire, plastic bottles, plastic bags, straws... all of them are useful, but few people notice string! Today Huahua will show you how to use a single piece of string to grow beautiful plants!
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Grow peanuts in water and they look even better than pothos, with one plant producing 50 peanuts
A couple of days ago, Huahua went home and dug up some peanuts in the field along the way. The uneaten peanut beans were tossed into water, and after a few days they actually sprouted! Isn't that amazing? Today, Huahua is going to tell everyone what other things around us, besides peanuts, can be grown into small potted plants!
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What to do when pothos leaves turn yellow? Master these tips for glossy green leaves and vigorous growth
Pothos is one of the easiest plants to keep at home; as long as it always has water, it won't die, but it won't necessarily grow all that well either. That's why so many people complain that theirs does poorly at home, with leaves often turning yellow and drying up. Below...
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Feed pothos a little of this and it will grow like crazy; a full, overflowing pot is no difficult feat
Pothos is one of the most common potted plants in the home, but if you want to grow pothos with lush, abundant foliage, you need to learn a few small tricks, such as using some household wastewater to water the pothos, which will make it grow lush and...
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What to do about yellow leaves on pothos and clivia? Take action before winter sets in
Since autumn began, many gardening friends have reported that their plants are starting to show yellowing and dropping leaves to varying degrees. What is causing this? Today, Huahua is here to reveal the mystery: once common household plants develop yellow leaves, how to...
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Keeping pothos this way is the simplest, and once you learn it, you won't need to buy new ones for years
Keeping a few pots of greenery at home seems to have become a habit for every modern person now; it really adds a touch of green to the home, and it's not only pleasing to the eye but also does a lot of good for your health. When it comes to what every household keeps the most of in daily life...
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A lady grows pothos by watering it with a bowl of vegetable water every 7 days, and in 3 days it sprouts 8 new vines
Tomorrow is the long-awaited National Day holiday. Huahua wishes everyone good food, good fun and a great time! But when we cook tasty food, we produce a lot of nutrient-rich water, such as the water from blanching greens, the water from boiling seafood, the water from soaking tofu skin, and so on. This wastewater is...
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Pour a little expired milk on pothos and Christmas cactus, and it works even better than flower fertilizer
Growing flowers has become part of many people's lives. For many flower lovers, they keep all kinds of flowers and plants at home. When you have more potted green plants to care for, it naturally takes more time and energy to look after them, ...
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