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Make 2 kinds of homemade nutrient soil, thick white roots burst the pot, no need to repot for 3 years
Friends who love growing flowers and plants often share some methods for making nutrient soil. Today I will introduce 2 homemade methods for nutrient soil. With sufficient nutrients, no need to repot for several years. Leaf mold soil: The advantage of leaf mold soil is that it is loose and permeable...
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Gardenia: Feed a small bowl of homemade blooming fertilizer every 5 days for nonstop, big, white flowers
Gardenia stays evergreen all year round, with green leaves and white flowers and a pleasant fragrance. Its blooming period is from May to July. Many gardenia growers have surely experienced this: the leaves often turn yellow, and it also drops buds badly during the blooming period, which is very distressing. Right now is exactly the time for gardenia...
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Is homemade plant rooting water any good? Try it yourself and you'll find out
A low survival rate when taking plant cuttings is a worry for many gardening fans - rooting is slow and the waiting is nerve-racking. Today let's try making some rooting water ourselves to help our cuttings root faster. 1. Edible vinegar - choose salt-free edible rice vinegar...
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You do not need to buy rooting hormone for cuttings; 4 common homemade recipes are even more effective than rooting powder
Every flower lover who enjoys growing plants loves to take cuttings in spring. Spring is a season of propagation. If you want to take cuttings, there is no better time to choose than spring. But taking cuttings also requires rooting hormone, and rooting hormone can greatly increase the survival rate of cuttings...
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What to Do When Flowers and Plants Get Pests? Homemade Insecticides Are Convenient and Effective
When growing plants at home, pests always show up, and their forms are incredibly varied, so they are truly annoying. So how should you get rid of these common potted plant pests below? Aphids. Aphids, on our flowers...
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Homemade sugar water works great as flower fertilizer, and flowers easily fill the pot
Many people choose to grow some flowers at home, which not only purifies the air but also adds vitality to the indoors. Some flower-loving friends who grow plants are all looking for little tips for growing flowers; in fact, when watering, adding some...
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Succulent plant care is very simple, and homemade fertilizer makes the leaves plump and healthy
Generally speaking, the native environments of succulent plants are usually rather poor, so they only need to grow normally and fertilizer is not essential. In other words, if your succulents look like skin and bones, it has nothing to do with whether you fertilized them, and more to do with your light and watering. ...
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3 useful homemade rooting solutions: dip the cuttings and get a high survival rate
In spring and summer, you just can't resist the urge to get your hands dirty. For example, after the first wave of spring flowers on your roses at home finishes, you feel an irresistible urge to pull off the post-bloom branches and root them as cuttings, but not every cutting is guaranteed to succeed...
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Flowers grow like crazy and bloom nonstop after being fed homemade fertilizer from kitchen waste
Many gardening friends always feel there are too many flowers they want to grow and too many beautiful flowers out there, yet at home there are not enough flower pots, not enough soil, and not enough fertilizer. Although chemical fertilizers are simple to use and their nutrients act fast, they easily make the soil...
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Homemade fertilizer for roses saves money and works well, killing two birds with one stone
Roses have exceptionally strong growth capacity, and if you want them to grow even better, you need to apply some fertilizer. Homemade fertilizer is what many people choose, as it is more natural, saves money...
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