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When repotting Clivia in autumn, bury a little fertilizer in the soil - the flower stalk shoots up fast, there are many buds, and the flowers bloom into a ball
Clivia has thick, emerald-green leaves and bright, impressive flowers. When it is not blooming, you enjoy its leaves; when it blooms, you enjoy its flowers. Many flower lovers have grown their Clivia for many years, and it still grows especially lush, blooming abundantly every year. If you want your Clivia to...
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Grow Christmas cactus this way: thick, plump leaves and so many flowers they break the branches
As summer fades, autumn temperatures drop lower day by day, and many gardening friends have recently noticed signs of wilting in their Christmas cactus. Why do these problems appear? Today Hua'er Gu is here to introduce...
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There are many tricks at the flower market; these three kinds of flowers simply cannot be kept alive
Recently Qiu Ma has been visiting the flower market quite a lot and buying quite a lot too. Of course, plenty of them have also been killed off by me. Don't be fooled by how many flowers there are at the flower market, but there are a few kinds you absolutely must not buy. Take them home and within a few days they wither and die. Tomorrow is the weekend, and I believe quite a few...
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How much investment is needed to raise 20 calves, and how many years until the operation takes off?
Summary: How much investment is needed to raise 20 calves, and how many years until the operation takes off? A friend said he wants to raise cattle, buy about 20 yellow cattle calves, graze them at home, and grow some grass himself, and asked how many years it would take for the operation to take off. The idea is quite good, but the actual pract...
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There are so many Agave varieties, and they look especially beautiful on a windowsill
If every plant you try to grow dies, then you might as well try growing an Agave. Don't assume they all belong in the garden; there are also many varieties suitable for container growing, and there is no shortage of compact ones, like the common...
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How Many Varieties of Saxifraga stolonifera Are There? Detailed Guide to Hydroponics and Care
Saxifraga stolonifera is also known as stone lotus leaf, golden-thread hanging hibiscus, tiger ear, and so on. It is mainly distributed in Hebei, southeastern Gansu, Jiangsu, Anhui, and other places in China.
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Six common green plants that will root from a single cutting - how many of them do you know?
Many people love growing flowers, but many of those who do never try out any of the new joys of plant care. Lots of flower lovers think that propagating plants from cuttings sounds terribly complicated, so they...
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Houseplants have many benefits, and they can even predict weather changes in advance
When it comes to predicting the weather, many friends rely on the weather forecast to find out. But in ancient times, people could learn about weather changes through animals or plants. Usually, when we see little ants moving in groups, it means the weather is about to turn bad and rain is coming...
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Is not using the bathroom exhaust fan often a way to save money or just a waste? Many people get it wrong
Everyone has their own habits, more or less. Some people like their home neat and tidy, putting things back exactly where they took them from, while others just like a mess and are happy tossing things around in disarray. When it comes to habits, ...
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Never use this kind of soil for growing flowers, and many people don't know it
I often get comments from gardening friends asking what garden soil is? Why can't garden soil be used for growing flowers? Actually, clay is what we usually call garden soil. As the name suggests, it is soil from fields, for example, the soil we dig up from grassland...
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