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After a succulent leaf cutting sprouts, how should the old leaf be handled so the new sprout can grow healthily?
A gardening enthusiast asked: after a succulent plant's leaf cutting sprouts, how should the old leaf be handled so the new sprout can grow healthily? After a succulent leaf cutting sprouts, the old leaf does not need to be handled, because the new leaf will slowly absorb the water and nutrients from the old leaf, and the old leaf will mostly gradually...
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Succulent Planting Guide: Easy Ways to Handle the Autumn Tiger Heat
Naodong Shouzuo listens to the sounds of the night with you! Pay attention: recently, the weather has gradually cooled down from its high-temperature steaming state, and succulent lovers who have been holding back and afraid to make a move are starting to plan all kinds of buying sprees as well as repotting, beheading, propagating and other operations for their succulents...
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How to handle succulents after beheading so that propagation succeeds
For beheading propagation of succulents, it depends on what situation you are dealing with. If it is black rot, then cut at a point some distance away from the black rot, and cut thoroughly. Of course, the black rot part cannot be kept, and if it is a bacterial infection as well, keep...
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How to handle succulents after beheading so that propagation succeeds
For beheading propagation of succulents, it depends on what situation you are dealing with. If it is black rot, then cut at a spot some distance away from the black rot, and cut it off completely. Of course, the black rot part cannot be kept, and if it is infected with pathogens, likewi, keep...
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Afraid of overwatering or not watering thoroughly? Learn this one trick and it's easy to handle
Among all the details of growing flowers, "watering" can be said to run through the entire process of growing flowers. Although watering is part of daily management, it is also the most easily overlooked area. After all, there is quite a lot of knowledge behind watering, and the learning involved...
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Growing succulents at home: handle the dead roots properly and they'll establish 10 times faster
Before potting succulents: even though the seedlings are small, they still have dead roots and leaves. Just pull the dead roots off with your hands. Don't be reluctant to trim roots and remove leaves just because the seedlings are small, especially for Lithops-type succulents. When trimming their roots, they're almost completely bare, which is actually better for rooting later...
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What to Do When Orchid Leaves Turn Yellow or Black? Here's the Correct Way to Handle It
What to Do When Orchid Leaves Turn Yellow or Black?
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What to Do If Your Money Tree Has Root Rot? Here's the Correct Way to Handle It
Money tree root rot is usually caused by waterlogged potting soil. All you need to do is repot it in fresh soil and remove the rotten roots. Normally, take care to prevent waterlogging: don't water until the soil is dry, and at ordinary room temperature watering thoroughly once a week is enough. You can take the following steps: (1)...
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This grass is the favorite of snake handlers; snakes are extremely sensitive to it, commonly known as "snake panic."
In some areas of the south, people like to eat wild game, but some of it inevitably has a certain toxicity. Even so, it still cannot resist people's temptation for wild game, but to prevent themselves from being poisoned while catching...
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How should many dried-up pseudobulbs be handled when dividing orchids?
When an orchid clump grows larger, it needs to be divided, and at this time we often see some "older" old pseudobulbs that have no shoots on them. What should be done with these old pseudobulbs? Should they be cut off and discarded? Haoshe Farmer will tell you from his own experience...
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