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What to do when a purple-rooted lily (belladonna lily) has root rot? Learn the correct way to handle it
The purple-rooted lily is a perennial bulbous herbaceous plant. Because its bulb is purple and looks very similar to an orchid, it is called the purple-rooted lily, but it is also known as George lily; its flowering season runs from winter to the following spring, and its flowers are mostly red, very eye-catching when in bloom. Next, we will explain the causes of root rot encountered in daily cultivation and how to deal with it.
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How to handle a mountain rose (Aeonium) after it blooms
Many people have grown this plant. It looks very cute, and its flowers in particular are gorgeous. But as we know, once it blooms, it tends to die soon afterward, so many friends have no idea how to handle it after it flowers and worry that it will die. So what should we do?
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The correct way to handle dead leaves on succulents
Many people think that cleaning up the dead leaves of succulents requires no special attention, but this is a mistaken view. Improper cleaning can easily damage the roots, stems and leaves of succulents, so when cleaning you should use professional techniques, and only then can the task be completed successfully.
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What to Do When Orchid Leaf Tips Dry Out? Teach You the Correct Way to Handle It
Orchids often develop dry leaf tips, and sometimes even entire leaves wither. Beginner orchid growers don't know what to do. Orchid leaf tip drying is mainly caused by orchid anthracnose and round spot disease. When orchids suffer frost damage or late frost injury, dry or discolored leaf tips also easily form. Below, let's look at the specific solutions....
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What to Do When Orchid Roots Rot? Teach You the Correct Way to Handle It
Orchid root rot means there is a problem with your orchid care. If even one factor - environment, planting method, watering, fertilizing, spraying - fails to meet the orchid's needs, and the tips of new shoot leaves begin to wither or black spots appear on the leaves, it means the orchid has started to become diseased and its roots are rotting. If you do not find the cause and improve it...
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How to handle old pseudobulbs of orchids? Learn the correct method
Orchid old pseudobulbs generally refer to old orchid corms that have roots but no leaves, leaves but no roots, or neither roots nor leaves. These corms are mostly removed when repotting and would originally be discarded, but for more valuable orchids, the old pseudobulbs may as well be put to use, so that the dormant buds still present on the old pseudobulbs can sprout again...
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How to Handle Submarine Buds in Orchids? A Detailed Guide to the Method
Brother Liu's submarine buds - my understanding is that when an orchid bud sprouts from the bottom of a large clump of orchids, it can be called a submarine bud. But this name seems to have been coined by Dayong, so I'm borrowing it! I prefer to call it a hook bud. Because submarine buds sprout deep and emerge late, on one hand they easily rot and trigger the two rots; on the other hand...
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How to handle bark and Xiantu? Sharing practical tips
Yipin Taohong, a Cymbidium lianpan cultivar, plant height 70-90CM, the longest leaves can reach 1 m, leaf width 1.2-1.5CM, leaves semi-upright, dark green in color, elegant and spreading, combining firmness with softness, no leaf stalk ring, pseudobulbs and roots thick and round. 2 to 5 flowers, large flowers 5.5CM in diameter, sepals 1.2CM wide, blooming every year in February, flower stalk height 40-60CM...
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What is the best way to handle daffodils after they bloom?
Many people who grow daffodils have always hoped they could keep growing them after the flowers bloom. Although in most cases daffodils really only bloom once, that does not mean there is no way to make them bloom again. Below we will explain in detail the steps we need to take.
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How to handle hydroponic tulips after they bloom
Recently a friend asked for help, saying that after their plant of this kind bloomed, the leaves grew very well with no abnormal signs, but the flowers that opened somehow withered. What exactly happened, and how should this plant be cared for after blooming?
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