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4 flowers that are easy to grow and quickly fill out a pot, blooming more the hotter it gets, turning a home balcony into a sea of flowers
1. Petunia. Blooming season: April to November. In summer, of course, petunias are the first recommendation! Simple and easy to care for, they bloom vigorously no matter how hot it gets! Petunias have large, abundant flowers, bloom profusely, have a long flowering period, and come in rich colors. They are excellent ornamental flowering plants and can be...
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Grandpa Came Across This Plant While Hiking, Took It Home and Turned It Into a Bonsai, and the Neighbors Were All Envious
Spring is here, and it is once again the annual travel season. At this time of year the flowers bloom in the warmth, and many people head out to the mountains or the countryside. I remember that last year Aiai went hiking with friends at exactly this time and happened to come across a...
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Those succulents that first got you into the hobby, how are they doing now?
Succulent beauty shots | Care experience | Dream garden building | Hand-drawn DIY Author: Yiluo / Compiled by: Succulent Plant Atlas (please indicate the source when reprinting) And now, let's begin the main text: My acquaintance with succulents began in September 2016, when I went to the flower market with a colleague and brought back...
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Orchid tip burn and tip shrinkage can be roughly divided into four types
Orchid tip burn and tip shrinkage can be roughly divided into four types
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Common watering mistakes in flower growing that 99% of flower lovers run into, avoid them in time
Many flower lovers have a few potted green plants or flowers at home, and giving them a little care now and then can be pleasing to the eye and make people happy. But many flower lovers may not know that their flower-growing methods have big problems, and they easily fall into growing...
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Bonsai making illustrated guide: teaching you to grow an ordinary potted plant into a bonsai worth collecting
When we buy a flowering plant material, many people maintain its growth as follows, causing the branches to grow in ways that make the branches appear: tall, messy, long, straight. This seriously affects the beauty, ...
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For clivia, just do this one step well, and the leaves will be green, the roots strong, and the flowers will burst into a full pot
Clivia has broad, thick, glossy green leaves and elegant red flowers that bloom gracefully, with red and green setting each other off beautifully, making it an ideal potted flower for beautifying the home. Below is an introduction to the method of repotting clivia! Method of repotting clivia (1). Take out the plant. Clivia's fleshy roots are thick...
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Potted clivias can also be propagated from leaf cuttings, and a single leaf can grow into a new seedling
For clivia, the main propagation methods are division and sowing. What is generally used is self-propagation, that is, dividing offsets from the base, but in fact new clivias can also be propagated by leaf cuttings. ...
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Gardeners plant these plants on shelves, and the home easily transforms into a small garden
Today I want to introduce the plant arrangement in a gardener's home, where some potted plants are grown on shelves. How do you get foliage plants grown indoors to bloom, and how do you care for them so they grow vigorously? Do you know what needs attention? 1...
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Treat the leftover soil from repotting this way to turn it into new soil, rich in nutrients and free of insect eggs, and your flowers will grow like crazy
Many gardening friends have left comments asking whether the soil left over from repotting flowers can still be used again. The answer is of course yes, but it must be treated before use! Let me teach you how to do this: old soil becomes new soil, with nutrients and no insect eggs, and the flowers all...
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