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Water pothos and asparagus fern like this in spring, or they will wither away leaving only empty pots
As the saying goes, whether your flowers thrive or not all comes down to watering! In spring, temperatures rise day by day. If you still water the same way as in winter, your plants at home will definitely droop and stop growing! So, when transitioning from winter to spring, how exactly should you water? Come take a look with Huahua!
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Turn 1 pot of clivia and aloe into 10 pots, all you need is 1 knife and 1 pot
Some flower lovers complain about how slow the cuttings they propagate take to root, and how hard it is to turn 1 pot into 10 pots. Is there a method with a higher survival rate? Of course there is, come and see what Huahua does!
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Orchid leaves develop pinhead-sized spots on the underside; prevent sand spot disease in the hot season
Cymbidium sinense 'Chinese Prince'
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Money Tree and Clivia Yellow Leaves and Spots: Treat Them Quickly or They Will Be Hard to Keep Alive
Some plant lovers say that, for no apparent reason, their plants just mysteriously develop yellow leaves and wither away. In fact, when a plant is sick, it will definitely show some symptoms. Only by observing carefully and treating early can you keep your plants healthy. Here are some common problems with plants. Take a look and see if your plant has any of them!
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How do you deal with small black spots on the underside of orchid leaves?
In orchid growing, if you want to raise robust seedlings free of disease spots, the first thing you must face is infectious diseases, which fall into four major categories: fungal, bacterial, viral and nematode. ...
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How to Choose Orchid Pots? A Guide to Selecting the Ideal Orchid Pot
Once an orchid is planted in its pot, when it encounters adversity severe enough to endanger its life, it remains confined within that pot, having to endure six months or a year, until the next repotting and division, before it can leave this hostile pot environment. Therefore, whether the pot we choose is appropriate is especially closely related to how well the planted orchid grows and propagates....
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Are plastic orchid pots suitable for growing orchids?
There are now many kinds of materials for flower pots, and some flower enthusiasts have requirements about pot material, especially for more particular plants. In this article we discuss the question that flower enthusiasts care about: are plastic orchid pots good for orchids?...
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A Detailed Guide to Making Moss for the Surface of Orchid Pots
Making moss for the surface of orchid pots is actually not complicated at all; a few simple steps will do it. As for the question some orchid growers ask, whether it is good to cover the surface of an orchid pot with moss, there may be no absolute answer, because some growers who use moss on the pot surface raise their orchids very well, and those who do not use it can also raise them just as well...
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Detailed Guide to Growing Dendrobium officinale in Pots
We won't introduce Dendrobium officinale much here; the focus is on how to grow Dendrobium officinale in pots. Growing Dendrobium officinale in pots is entirely feasible, and it is quite a good option for gardening enthusiasts who only have small household needs....
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Why do orchids need deep pots? Actually, shallow pots work too
Whenever I see photos of fellow growers' orchids, I notice that most of them are in deep pots. Some growers wonder why orchids need deep pots. In fact, the main advantage of deep pots is that they look attractive, showing off the orchid's graceful leaf posture, complementing the elegance and grandeur of the flowers, and they don't constrict the orchid roots....
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