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A clivia that's been cut still blooms just the same, and blooming in summer is perfectly normal
This is Xiao Qi answering a flower friend's question: a clivia that was cut has bloomed in the middle of summer - is that normal? If Xiao Qi understands correctly, your clivia had root rot before, so you cut off all the roots at the bottom, and after it regrew roots and started growing...
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Succulent care, Zen style: colorful even in summer
Follow Follow Baike · Meet beauty (WeChat ID: duoroubaike) Text begins: Thanks to the author [Ms. Yin] for the original submission and sharing. Submission date: May 26, 2018. Edited and compiled by: Baike Jun. Location: Xuzhou City, Jiangsu Province. 201...
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Why Are Succulents Still Green in Summer Despite Plenty of Light?
Have you ever wondered in summer: the summer sun is so good, so why are our succulents still green? Although we use all kinds of methods to block some of the sunlight, as long as you measure the sunlight intensity a little...
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Don't water this flower too often in summer; the more you water it, the faster it dies
Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera). The Christmas cactus is very drought-tolerant and normally doesn't need frequent watering; watering it twice a month is enough. In summer, when the temperature exceeds 25°C, the Christmas cactus enters a dormant state, its metabolism slows down greatly, and watering must be...
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Fuchsia easy to die in summer? Turns out this care step was missed
Fuchsia has bright, gorgeous flowers! But it is just hard to get through summer. Chengcheng is sharing a little method with everyone today, so this way the fuchsia will not only not die in summer, but will also bloom normally! ...
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In the hot and stuffy summer months, roses easily attract pests. Sprinkle a handful of this little thing to drive the pests away.
Summer is here. Rain is frequent, temperatures are high, and it gets more and more stuffy. Some flowers have a hard time getting through the summer, and many insects have come back to life. Especially for potted plants, when the weather is stuffy and hot, roses easily attract pests. Sprinkle a handful of this little thing, and mosquitoes and insects will be driven far away...
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The best flowers to grow in summer: abundant blooms, easy to fill a pot, beautiful colors, and highly ornamental potted plants
Cape mallow (Anisodontea capensis, African mallow). Whether in the cold winter or the scorching summer, you can see its pink flowers blooming all over the branches. It is not afraid of heat and not afraid of severe cold, with a robust habit, a blessing for beginner gardeners. A widely loved household potted plant. ...
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Put these 7 plants indoors and mosquitoes will stay far away all summer long
As summer arrives, there are more and more mosquitoes, especially in homes with children, where mosquitoes are most feared; besides preparing mosquito coils, electric mosquito swatters and electric mosquito repellent, you can actually also choose mosquito-repellent potted plants, which can not only achieve the mosquito-repelling effect, but also...
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Summer flower arranging makes life as splendid as summer blossoms
Where the breeze passes, plants grow. In the deep secluded courtyard, the summer mat is cool; pomegranate blossoms open all around, bright through the curtain. Tree shade covers the ground at midday; waking from a dream, an oriole calls now and then. Green shade and secluded grass surpass the flowering season. In every season, there are many flowers blooming and fading unknown to people. Cultivated flowers too...
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These 3 problems are most common in indoor Rubber Plants in summer, and preventing them in advance is key
The Rubber Plant's leaves are thick and broad, deep green in color, with a surface that looks as if it has been coated in wax, and its growing tips are bright red; set off by the large leaves, it resembles a red tassel hanging upside down, giving it quite a charm. It is a well-known potted foliage plant, and many flower lovers especially like to use...
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