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Kumquat trees enter a peak period of yellowing and drying out from September to November
April to June and September to November are the peak periods for kumquat trees yellowing and drying out, mainly affecting citrus leaves, twigs and fruit. When damaged leaves and fruit are severely affected they turn grayish-white, lose their luster, and then wither and drop off, so what causes the leaves to dry out...
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A plant dug up from the hillside and potted can go three months without water and still live just fine.
The improvement in our quality of life means we no longer have to worry every day about not having enough to eat or warm clothes to wear, the way we used to. Once the basics of food, clothing, shelter and transport are taken care of, everyone starts to care about spiritual enrichment. Whenever I see a friend showing off...
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Propagate hydrangea from a single cutting in autumn: it roots fast, grows vigorously, and blooms into big flower balls
Hydrangea, also called French hydrangea or ajisai, is a deciduous shrub in the Saxifrage family. Many hydrangeas are planted in ordinary parks and gardens, and now everyone grows them in small yards, on terraces, or in flower pots on balconies, where they look very beautiful too,...
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Can calendula be propagated by cuttings on a balcony? If you don't know, come learn from the master
When the master heard a fellow gardener ask this question, he also gave it some careful thought. The answer is: calendula on the balcony can be propagated by cuttings! However, this requires some additional conditions, so let the master explain in detail. If you want to cut...
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A 20,000-yuan bonsai was stolen from a hotel entrance, and netizens marvelled that ordinary people would not have the nerve
Friends who love bonsai, please click to follow! Recently, the editor watched a very good movie called A World Without Thieves. Thinking of it, I could not help but recall an interesting bonsai story, and today I will share it with everyone! At the entrance of a certain hotel, a bonsai worth 2...
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How to deal with root rot in gardenia? Here's how to bring it back from the brink
Some flower lovers are especially fond of gardenias, but sometimes they fail to get the watering just right, which easily leads to waterlogged roots and rot. So how should you deal with a gardenia after its roots have rotted? First, once you notice your gardenia has rotted...
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Rescued Three Flowers from the Trash, Mom Refused Them at First but Three Months Later Said They Were Worth a Fortune
Duoduo has 3 special flowers at home: a clivia (Clivia miniata), a money tree (Pachira aquatica), and a kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana). They are lush and bloom every year. Mom treasures them like priceless possessions, but back when I first brought them home from the trash, she ordered me to throw them out immediately. Not...
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Bring a wooden stump home from the mountain, and in 30 days it sprouts new shoots, something you'd rarely even see at the flower market
People who like growing potted flowers may also keep a few bonsai. When it comes to the benefits of keeping bonsai at home, it is simply about cultivating character, refining the mind, raising the taste and enjoyment of life, gaining aesthetic pleasure from nurturing them, and making yourself happy in body and mind...
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How to protect flowers from freezing when a cold snap hits? Otherwise, only empty pots will be left in winter
Freezing like a dog in the morning and evening, hot as a ball at noon - that's how big the temperature difference is right now. Still, the current temperature is excellent for succulent growth, but some warmth-loving flowers and plants are a different story. If you suddenly get a whim one day and move them outdoors at noon to bask in the sun with you, then forget to bring them back in, just wait to "collect the corpses." Still, Yatou has to advise everyone: while you can still make up for things now, hurry - take cuttings where cuttings are needed, prune where pruning is needed, and give everything a good tidy-up!
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How to grow salak (snake fruit) from seed? A detailed guide to the method
Propagating salak (snake fruit) by seed
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