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Succulents That Grow Like Crazy in Summer: These Are the Ones I Highly Recommend
For plants, the high temperatures, heat and humidity of summer are a disaster, and for succulents that dislike high temperatures, it is even more so; if you are not careful, succulents will wither. But some succulents can still grow tenaciously in summer, so why not...
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Don't keep these flowers and plants in summer, lest they affect your health
The hot summer has arrived, and many gardening friends are wondering what kind of flowers and plants they should grow in summer. But before growing flowers and plants, you need to understand the living habits of some plants, just like some flowers...
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Grow your red spider lily in a pot like this, and give yourself a summer's worth of beauty
Manjusaka Mr. Xiaojun Liu Junlin 00:00/03:46 ...
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Succulents suffer damage from moths no less than from scale insects, especially severe in summer
Friends who grow succulents outdoors may have more or less experienced attacks by the lycaenid butterfly (Tongeia filicaudis). Summer is the outbreak period for this butterfly. Most succulents already struggle enough in summer, and then suffering raids by the lycaenid butterfly, the poor succulents...
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Keep a mosquito-repellent potted plant at home in summer: good-looking and mosquito-repelling, and if you kill it, the seller will reship it free of charge
Small-leaf red sandalwood potted plant, money tree, green plant, small-leaf red sandalwood bonsai, purifies the air, indoor anti-radiation, removes formaldehyde ...
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Why do dozens of pots of succulents end up as nothing but empty pots after summer
You buy hundreds of pots of succulents in spring, and once summer passes, basically all that is left is a bunch of empty pots. Why is that? In summer, the environment in most places is hot, stuffy and humid, and this is exactly the kind of growing environment succulents fear most. After the temperature exceeds 33°C...
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What are shade-loving plants? These are just right to grow in summer
In summer's scorching sun, people fear the heat, and plants are no exception. If you're afraid your plants will get sunburned, you might as well grow some shade-loving plants that need no direct sunlight at all and can survive indoors. What's more, these shade-loving plants can also bring coolness to summer...
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These 8 flowers, when watered generously in summer, grow more vigorously the hotter it gets, brightening up and filling the balcony
Watering is the number one priority in growing flowers, yet many flower lovers tie themselves in knots over it. Summer is about to arrive, and the high summer temperatures make water evaporate quickly, so it's hard to know how much to water again. Today, the editor will introduce a few super...
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8 kinds of flowers that go dormant as soon as the weather gets hot, prune them twice and they'll make it through summer safely
The temperature has really been climbing lately. Just look at the high-temperature forecast map released by the weather bureau, with all kinds of red, orange, and purple crisscrossing. It makes Huahua want to ask: what color has your home turned? We feel hot, and the flowers at home feel even hotter...
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Leftover lychee seeds from eating can be planted directly in soil in summer to grow into fresh and beautiful indoor potted plants
Today I will show you how to grow potted plants from lychee seeds. In summer we can eat many varieties of lychee, but if you want to grow a lychee potted plant, it is best to choose some plump and full varieties, and it is best to choose some...
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