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Growing pothos in water in summer: add a little of this to the water and it roots in less than a week
Because pothos is so tenacious that you can snap off a stem, toss it in water, and it will survive, people call it the "flower of life." Pothos has high ornamental value; kept at home, it is both beautiful and able to purify the air and absorb formaldehyde. Especially in a newly renovated...
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Don't Rush to Fertilize When Rose Leaves Turn Yellow - Reckless Fertilizing Can Be a Death Sentence
July is almost half over. When growing roses in summer, what do you fear most? Yellow leaves are one of them, right? Recently, a flower lover asked the little gardener for help, saying their rose had sent out new shoots, and the shoots were sturdy, but they were yellow. They checked...
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Are your succulents always looking sickly? Less watering and more sun may not be right - here is the key
I often see messages in the backend from fellow plant lovers asking why the succulents they grow are so different from the pictures or from those grown by others, and they also complain that they have been controlling water and increasing light, yet the succulents still do not grow well. Actually...
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Hydroponic flowers are popular, but the water smells foul and the odor is unpleasant. Drop in one tablet for a sterile, odorless solution that prevents root rot.
Hydroponic flowers and plants are a very popular cultivation method nowadays. They are clean and hygienic, highly ornamental, and can beautifully decorate the home too! Hydroponic plants are so popular, but anyone who has grown flowers and plants hydroponically knows that water...
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3 kinds of flowers enter dormancy in summer, water and fertilize less to let them get through summer easily
As summer arrives, many flower lovers are especially afraid that their potted plants will struggle to get through the summer, so they are extra careful with them, often watering and fertilizing, hoping they can get through summer better, only to find them dead within a few days. To grow flowers you must understand flowers, ...
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Love that crosses gender boundaries deserves blessings? Shen Yulun and Shen Kenni's wedding was truly unexpected
In June of this year, the two ended their long romance. This gay couple also completed a major life event, exchanging rings in a church, eyes brimming with tears, sharing a passionate kiss. They held a romantic castle wedding witnessed by many people...
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How do you fertilize succulents? These two methods are practical and harmless
After milk spoils, add water and use it to water flowers; it benefits the growth of the flowers. But use more water so it becomes fairly diluted, which is best. Unfermented milk should not be used to water flowers, because it produces a large amount of heat during fermentation, which will "burn" the roots (root rot). Cool...
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A jasmine or rose flower pot got kicked over, then burst out new shoots and was overflowing the pot again in less than 1 month
It rained for several days in a row, and it is finally about to clear up these two days. Just after the rain, batch after batch of tender shoots and tender bamboo shoots have sprouted. Have your flowers also become fresh and dainty? Today Huahua will teach everyone how to take advantage of this weather to burst out more...
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Why is there less and less soil in the succulent pot?
Everyone has raised a particularly interesting question: why is there less and less soil in the pot? Was it "eaten" by the succulents? The reason is actually.... "I used sandy soil mixed with grit to grow succulents. Because of outdoor growing, the grit content is higher, and the sandy soil...
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Is succulent leaf propagation really pointless? Get these points straight before you draw a conclusion
Time flies. The leaf-propagation babies in my little succulent garden from last time have all grown up, so I bought another batch of new leaves and did leaf propagation once again, expanding my succulent ranks and slowly turning my home into a real little succulent garden. Many...
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