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Cooling flowers in summer so leaves no longer wilt and turn yellow
This summer has been exceptionally hot, and even people can hardly stand it, let alone the plants at home. A high-temperature, high-humidity environment is bad for flowers. So giving plants proper cooling and ventilation in summer is a very important matter. Today I will share with you...
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Succulents are hardest to keep in summer? Learn these tips to effectively avoid root rot and black rot
When growing succulents in summer, give them plenty of sunlight, otherwise the plants are prone to becoming leggy. Be sure to place them in a ventilated environment; in a hot, humid environment with poor air circulation, water does not evaporate well and the temperature is hard to lower...
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Many people love eating cicadas in summer. Do cicadas have parasites?
I was quite surprised to see this question. I am a country person myself, and the thing I loved doing most in summer as a child was going with my friends to catch "crawling grasshoppers" - that is what we call cicadas around here. Back then there were plenty of trees, and plenty of cicadas...
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Why can't you repot a clivia in summer? The reason is here
Yesterday a flower friend left a message for Chengcheng, asking whether a clivia can be repotted now. Chengcheng tells everyone today: it is best not to repot a clivia in summer, because once summer comes, the clivia enters a semi-dormant state, and at this time its...
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Kalanchoe black rot in summer? One sentence plus one ingredient for a safe summer, and flowers bursting in winter
The thick, fleshy stems and leaves of Kalanchoe store water; the water-rich fleshy stems, when kept for a long time in very moist potting soil, rot easily. Black rot is a major hurdle for Kalanchoe getting through summer. To prevent black rot in Kalanchoe, remember one sentence, ...
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7 Succulents That Must Never Be Cut Off from Water in Summer, or They Will All Wither and Die in Autumn
When summer comes, many friends deal with the season by cutting off water to their succulents. This causes the roots to shrink from lack of water, and when watering resumes in autumn, the succulents have to re-establish themselves in the pot, making them very prone to black rot from too much water. So how exactly should you...
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Grow pothos this way in summer for the fastest growth, it can shoot up one meter in half a month
Grow pothos this way in summer for the fastest growth, it can shoot up 1 meter in half a month! For some friends who like growing potted plants, summer can actually be quite a headache, because many plants, even sun-loving ones, cannot take such long exposure...
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Money Tree (Pachira aquatica) Is Easy to Kill in Summer - Do These Things Right to Get It Through the Summer Safely
Money trees (Pachira aquatica) and kalanchoes (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) have really been causing a lot of problems lately. Many gardening friends have come to Huahua to complain that they do not know how to care for them in summer. Actually, as long as you understand the patterns, you do not need to worry about failing to grow them well. Learn as you go and take a quick look at these tips...
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How to water a Massangeana cane (Dracaena fragrans) in summer so it grows more and more luxuriant
The Massangeana cane has the beautiful meaning of good fortune and peace, and is deeply loved by people. As a common potted green plant in the home, watering is very important if you want to grow a Massangeana cane well. With the high temperatures of summer, how should you water a Massangeana cane? Let's take a look below! Massangeana cane in summer...
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Orchids prone to dying in summer? Master these 2 tricks and the leaves will grow like crazy
When growing orchids in summer, the biggest worry is surviving the heat. Especially now that we have entered the dog days of summer, it is a huge test for orchids. To get orchids through the summer, you really only need to master 2 factors: one is water, the other is...
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