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Succulents Look Even More Gorgeous in Deadwood Planters, and the Deadwood Gets a Second Spring
There is an old saying: "Rotten wood cannot be carved." Deadwood may indeed no longer be suitable for carving, but when deadwood meets succulents, even without any carving it will regain its vitality and show a different kind of beauty. Materials: deadwood trunk, ...
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The red fruit (Surinam cherry) has both good looks and great taste, so how should it be cultivated?
The red fruit belongs to the Myrtaceae family, genus Eugenia, and is a shrub or small tree. Common names: Brazil cherry, Surinam cherry, Puhong fruit, ridged fruit Eugenia. It is native to Brazil, and a small amount is cultivated in southern China. The red fruit tree has a graceful shape, dark green foliage, and stays evergreen all year round...
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What do blueberry flowers look like when they bloom?
What do blueberry flowers look like when they bloom? Asking for advice. The flowers of blueberries are borne in racemes. Most of the inflorescences are lateral, sometimes terminal. Flowers are solitary or borne in pairs in the leaf axils. Flower buds generally form at the tips of the branches. In spring, the flower buds break first, and 3 to 4 weeks later the plants reach full bloom. After the flower buds sprout, the leaf buds begin to grow, and by full bloom the leaf buds have only just...
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This flower looks charming but is highly toxic - never pick its flowers, fruits, stems, or leaves
When I was a child, I could often see datura flowers around me. The first time I heard of this flower was in wuxia novels. In TV dramas, datura is a highly toxic plant, and in reality it is also a plant where the whole plant is toxic, which means its flowers...
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Don't waste the wine bottles at home - use them to grow succulents and they'll look even better than bought ones
Many gardening friends drink alcohol in summer, and over time, quite a few wine bottles pile up at home. Throwing them away directly feels like a bit of a waste; selling them for money really isn't worth much either! Since that's the case, why not follow Huahua and learn how to...
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In summer, odors are strong. Grow a pot of this flower: it looks beautiful and removes odors too.
In summer, homes easily develop odors. If the trash isn't taken out for a day, it just won't do, and it even attracts small insects and such. Spraying floral water smells unnatural, so it's better to grow a pot of flowers and put it at home to freshen the air and remove odors. It's incredibly effective. Hurry and pick on...
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Is the succulent "naked tree" not living up to its name? Let's uncover what it really looks like
Why does "naked tree" sound so awkward? Could there be a "couple tree" too? Do single people really have to be treated like this? Please give them a way to live. But speaking of the naked tree, it is actually quite good, mainly because it is easy to care for. Today, the editor...
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After three months of hard work, looking back at the end, it was all worth it.
Tank setup: 90*45*45 ultra-clear tank. Lighting: AT2, PAL 5-tube dual-ballast T5 miro4; Filtration: CF1200 (Netlea rings + Eheim balls) + 603 pre-filter (all white filter wool), stainless steel inlet/outlet with surface skimmer. CO2: external atomizer....
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How do you prune Sedum rubrotinctum? Prune it this way for a better look
The plump, vibrant Sedum rubrotinctum is like tempting little candies, melting the hearts of many succulent lovers. The stems of Sedum rubrotinctum grow extremely fast, the leaves are fairly densely packed, and too many leaves drop off naturally, so while controlling watering, you also need to do proper...
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When succulent leaves turn soft, rot and look listless, there is still time to save them
When succulent leaves start to rot, a summary of the causes of the mold shows it is related to watering, air humidity and ventilation conditions. If you water too much in summer, the soil moisture becomes too high, and there is not enough time to drain away the excess water; at this point the roots...
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