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What to Do When Citrus Gets Foot Rot? Detailed Prevention and Control Measures
Distribution and damage symptoms: Foot rot, also known as skirt rot, is a root crown disease that occurs in all citrus-growing areas of our country. It damages the root crown and main root cortex of citrus. The diseased bark rots and turns brown with a smell of distillers' grains, and often exudes a gummy substance. Under dry conditions, the diseased part cracks and hardens, and it is clearly demarcated from the healthy part. In the early stage, it only damages the tree surface...
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When wild-collected orchids show these signals two months after potting, congratulations, your orchids have adapted to the pot
Two months after potting a wild-collected orchid, if these "secret signals" appear, congratulations, your orchid has also adapted to the pot. In a society where food and clothing are no longer a worry, life can be said to be relatively affluent. This makes our society more peaceful and harmonious. However, this...
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When growing flowers, put a little of this at the bottom of the pot, and the roots will grow thick and beautiful.
More and more people love growing flowers, and many people keep all kinds of green potted plants at home, especially plants like succulents, clivia (Clivia miniata), spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum), pothos (Epipremnum aureum), Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera), kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) and asparagus fern (Asparagus setaceus). Many people keep one pot, or even several pots, at home...
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Succulent plants easily fill their pots and give a great sense of achievement when grown
Succulent plants are highly attractive and ornamental. Placing a few pots of plump, fleshy succulents at home is very beautiful and pleasing. Although succulents are relatively easy to grow, you still need to master certain techniques. Succulents are generally quite small and delicate, ...
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Add a little something when watering your kalanchoe and its leaves will be thick and it will bloom more with a longer flowering period
Do you know about the flowering period of kalanchoe? Once you know it, you can promote flowering through fertilizing and make it bloom in a full pot. When is the flowering period of kalanchoe? If kalanchoe is cared for normally, its natural flowering period is between the end of November and the end of May. If you...
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Why do a large number of rotten fruits appear when keeping peppers fresh on the living plant?
Recently, a large number of rotten fruits appeared in peppers stored by vegetable growers using the "living plant preservation" method. After in-depth investigation, the main causes were summarized. The greenhouse temperature was too high. After the beginning of winter, the weather had been relatively warm, and the temperature inside the small arched greenhouse was relatively high. Because after the pepper plants were pulled down and laid over, a layer of film was covered on top, at noon on sunny days the temperature under the film exceeded 25°C, ...
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Sweet potatoes produce seeds when they flower, so why aren't seeds used to grow sweet potatoes?
Summary: Sweet potatoes produce seeds when they flower, so why aren't seeds used to grow sweet potatoes? Sweet potatoes do have seeds when they flower, but sweet potatoes are not propagated by seed. Sweet potatoes were recorded as early as the Ming Dynasty in Li Shizhen's "Compendium of Materia Medica": "Sweet potato tonifies deficiency...
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What to Do When Flowers Always Have Root Rot and Yellow Leaves? One Small Pill Is Enough
For most people, flowers tend to develop root rot and yellow leaves as they are being grown, but for expert gardeners, one small pill is all it takes - even flowers that are nearly dead can be brought back to life. Today, Hao Yanghu is sharing this little trick...
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When growing flowers, you also have to consider your home's conditions, otherwise few of the plants you buy will survive.
Autumn is here! It's another flower-buying season, and Huahua wants to remind everyone not to bring just any flower home. Especially for flower lovers without a south-facing balcony, be sure to check which flowers suit which environment, otherwise the moment you buy the flower, it's...
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Catch a cold when the seasons change? Soak your feet in Sichuan pepper water to quickly drive away the chill
When the seasons are changing, many people catch colds easily. At times like this, you might want to try soaking Sichuan pepper in water to drive away the chill. Not only does the cold get better faster, but it also strengthens your body. And it is not just Sichuan pepper that can be used for foot soaks - ginger, vinegar and salt all work too, and their benefits are all...
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