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What to do about sunburned succulents in summer? I'll teach you the correct way to handle it
The succulents that were just moved outside for open-air growing a few days ago have developed sunburn spots - what should I do? Gardeners in the north who grow succulents outdoors, take note: after a winter of indoor care, succulent leaves are relatively tender and especially prone to sunburn, just like greenhouse flowers suddenly moved...
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What are the characteristics of Buddha's hand? Let us introduce you to the features of Buddha's hand
The leaves of Buddha's hand are dark green and remain evergreen all year round. Its fruit is golden yellow, strongly fragrant, and oddly shaped like a hand, in countless different forms, making it delightfully fascinating.
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How to Grow and Care for the Chandelier Kalanchoe
The chandelier kalanchoe is a perennial succulent herb with woody, much-branched stems; the new branches are soft and often drooping, the leaves are opposite, long ovate and slightly succulent, and the flowers are pale red and tubular. Let us now introduce you to the chandelier kalanchoe!
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Don't use rice water on flowers the wrong way; here are some handy tips for bright blooms and green leaves
In recent years, many people have taken a liking to watering flowers with rice water. Some think it is good for flowers, while others think it easily burns the roots and even smells bad. Actually, using rice water on flowers is perfectly fine, it's just that many...
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How to care for an old smoketree stump? The management experience of an old hand is worth learning from
Caring for a venerable old smoketree stump, the management experience of an old hand is worth all of us learning from. After years of cutting and livestock gnawing, the smoketree stump is short in stature, with gnarled and twisted branches, looking venerable and easy to shape; therefore digging up old stumps is a shortcut for making smoke...
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Sweet Potato Farmer Su Jiabin: The Shuilin Handsome Guy Who Returned Home to Farm
The Shuilin handsome guy who returned home to grow sweet potatoes! Su Jiabin
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How to handle a stalled Clivia (Clivia miniata)? Sharing practical solutions
When a plant stalls, it is very likely that the potting soil has already become compacted, with insufficient water permeability and aeration, or that improper fertilization has caused root rot. So start from the roots: first cut off the rotten roots, then add hormones to stimulate root growth, after that repot it, and then add a light fertilizer and let it recover for a few days.
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What to Do When a Clivia Loses Its Leaves? Learn the Correct Way to Handle It
There are mainly five reasons why a clivia drops its leaves. The first is too much light, in which case you need to shade it and let it get light only in the morning and evening. The second is temperature that is too high, especially in summer, so you need to cool it down. The third is too much fertilizer or fertilizer that is too concentrated, so you need to adjust the frequency and the concentration. The fourth is too much water, causing waterlogged soil, so you need to reduce the amount of water. The last one is pests and diseases, which need to be treated according to the specific problem.
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Dwarf umbrella tree and money tree were nearly killed by Mom, then Dad brought them back to life with leaves greener than a palm and longer than a hand
Dad really loves growing flowers. Many of the potted plants at home, under Dad's care, all grew very lush and green. 3 months ago he went away and left them for Mom to look after, and the result was either root rot or yellow leaves. Later, when Dad came back, he simply dealt with them...
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