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No need to buy rooting hormone - make your own at home in 2 minutes, with a 100% rooting rate
Spring is a great time for cuttings. Recently, Huahua heard that some gardening friends have run into the problem of cuttings failing to root. Today, Huahua will teach everyone how to make rooting hormone at home, so you can get roots growing like crazy without spending a penny.
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How do you decorate your home with flowers and plants? Other people's creative arrangements are truly a feast for the eyes.
No space at home to grow flowers? Take a look at how other people arrange things indoors. It's really so cool! 1. The wonder of layer upon layer of hanging greenery gives you a surprise when you least expect it. 2. If we don't have our own back garden, let's grow a wall of blooming flowers. When you see this...
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Pothos and Gardenia Cutting Tips: This Way the Survival Rate Is 100%
Some flower lovers say that if you grow plants without doing cuttings, you miss out on a lot of the fun, and Huahua couldn't agree more. Taking cuttings is a very rewarding thing - watching a little stem sprout white roots like crazy and then burst into a full pot is really joy beyond words! Today, Huahua has prepared a few 100% survival cutting methods for you, so come take a look!
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Illustrated guide to the whole process of making a multi-trunk old privet stump bonsai
Today we continue the story of Graham and his stump bonsai. Today's star is a multi-trunk privet. This kind of privet is very common in England, usually planted around houses as hedges, so this kind of stump is very plentiful. 20 years...
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Active treatment of pre-cor pulmonale symptoms helps improve survival rates
The well-known cor pulmonale is the abbreviation of pulmonary heart disease in Western medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine, the traditional medicine of China, classifies pulmonary heart disease under the categories of "lung distension," "dyspnea," "cough," "phlegm-fluid retention," "palpitations," "edema," and so on...
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How to rescue an orchid that is injured and dehydrated? Practical remedies taught to you
In early April 1988, I bought a cluster of newly collected plum-petal rare flowers (3 seedlings in total) from an orchid dealer. Because this orchid had been kept in the dealer's hands for a long time, and the climate in early April was turning...
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What is the relationship between orchid shoot production rate and disease?
Introduction: Which orchid grower does not want their orchids to produce more shoots and strong shoots? Let me first talk about my own orchid-growing journey. In the first two or three years of growing orchids, I copied the growing methods described in orchid books with only half an understanding, and never once killed an orchid. At that time I once exclaimed: Who says orchids are hard to grow? As my orchid-growing experience accumulated, I was not satisfied with the status quo, and dissatisfied that my orchids had a low shoot production rate and were not tall enough. I tried changing the potting medium, fertilizing, and all sorts of things, and then I started killing orchids. Later, due to a job transfer, for three of those years I was rarely where the orchids were kept, and most of the orchid care consisted of me directing my spouse over the phone. During those years the orchids actually grew very well, and few died. There is also an old orchid-growing friend who grew orchids on his own platform
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How to acclimate bougainvillea for a higher survival rate
First, tidy it up and carefully take it out of the packaging without damaging its roots. Remove the rotten leaves, check whether the soil on its roots has dried out. If it is dry, spray it with water and place it in a bright, sufficiently humid spot to acclimate.
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A curated collection of orchid shade house and orchid room design plans
A selection of orchid shade house and orchid room designs
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How to propagate lilac by cuttings with a high survival rate? Detailed method and steps
This plant is undoubtedly fragrant, and it has several propagation methods, one of which is cuttings, but most people do not know how to do cuttings. In fact, this method is very simple. About one month after flowering, we need to select soft leafy shoots grown in summer or robust hardwood branches one or two years old, cut about 15 cm, remove the lower leaves, soak them in indoleacetic acid, and then insert them into a hotbed.
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