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Handle the roots of succulents like this when potting them up, and they will stay strong and never rot, no matter how long you grow them
Whether you buy bare-root succulents at a flower market or online, it is best to trim the roots. The essential difference between succulents and ordinary green plants is that they are not afraid of root disturbance; in fact, they need it. The benefit of root trimming is that you can check how the roots are growing, ...
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A pair of birds moved into the crab claw orchid pot, and the balcony gardener handled it this way
Huahua recently saw a post: on a gardener's balcony, a little bird built a nest in a flower pot and even laid 4 eggs, but the crab claw orchid (Schlumbergera) chose this moment to rot at the roots. What to do? "The lovely gardener" - this happened this spring, ...
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What to do when plants have yellow leaves and won't bloom? Handle it this way and they'll look even better than newly bought ones
Many flower growers panic easily when they run into problems and don't know where to start. Today Huahua will teach everyone a simple "diagnosis and treatment" method that can pinpoint the symptoms in just one second! Common Ailments Complete Guide to Flower Growing During the care process, the most common problems...
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What to do about pothos root rot and leaf drop? Here's the correct way to handle it
Although pothos is very easy to care for, it is also extremely prone to root rot. Some flower growers have asked how to save a pothos with root rot and leaf drop. Whether it is a large pot or a small pot, the rescue method is the same: cut off the rotten roots and replant. First, let's understand...
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How to handle hyacinths after they bloom? Teach you the correct care method
Hyacinths come in different colors - red, white, purple, pink and yellow. Planting or water-growing several colors each is what hyacinth fans pursue. But although many people are fans of hyacinths, they don't know how to handle them after the flowering period so they can bloom again the next year...
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Summer too hot to handle? Quick, grow these 8 flowers, one pot is worth 10 air conditioners
Summer is creeping closer step by step, and I hear friends in the south are already in the "furnace." Today, your ever-thoughtful Huahua recommends a few flowers to bring a touch of coolness to your hot summer days!
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Succulents hard to settle in after repotting? Beginners can easily handle it with a disposable cup and plastic wrap
For some beginner friends, helping a succulent settle in after repotting may count as the first small hurdle. If you are not careful, the succulent may just fade away and never wake up again. The reason is that, for various reasons, the succulent cannot grow new roots...
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How to handle side shoots on succulents? A method to turn one plant into many
Sometimes succulents naturally form side shoots during growth, which is of course very good. Many gardening enthusiasts don't know how to handle succulent side shoots. In fact, succulent side shoots can be cut off or left alone to develop freely, ...
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Don't waste the cuttings you trim off - handle them this way and you won't have enough flower pots
Many flower lovers' plants are starting to fade now, and post-bloom pruning is about to begin. But how do you all deal with the branches you cut off? Let me tell you a secret - Huahua uses all the cut branches for cuttings, and the survival rate is very high! Gardenia...
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Handle your clivia this way after it blooms, and you can extend the flowering period by a month
Clivia has an air of nobility and elegance, and is deeply loved by many flower enthusiasts. Its ornamental value is very high, and it is a flower that combines foliage and blooms in one. After a clivia blooms, with good care, you can extend the flowering period. Today, Hua'er will give you a...
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