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Treating the cut ends of collected wild stumps this way more than doubles the survival rate
At present, collected-wild-stump culture is still the mainstream; on one hand, the training of collected stumps is very short, and on the other hand, international capital is quite abundant. Many other people have already found the opportunity of losing their jobs. Collecting from the wild is not easy. Seed work is the most important...
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Watering potted flowers should be moderate; both too much and too little requires care
Whether the amount of water given to potted flowers is timely and appropriate is the key to success in growing them. Drawing on experience from various places, the amount of water for potted flowers should be based on the flower variety, plant size, growth and development stage, climate, soil conditions, pot size, placement location...
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This kind of plant placed indoors not only purifies the air but also decorates the home, and it looks especially beautiful
Many families nowadays like to keep some plants at home to make the air better and also serve as decoration, but many friends say the plants they grow wilt within a few days. What exactly is going on? Tell...
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The flower language of the bleeding heart is unpredictable death and desperate love.
Bleeding heart (Dicentra spectabilis) is native to China, Siberia and Japan. It prefers a semi-shaded environment with ample scattered light and is relatively cold-hardy. It is a perennial herbaceous plant with a height of 30-60cm. The above-ground stems are upright, cylindrical, tinged with purplish red, and the rhizomes are fleshy, with small...
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Succulent leaf cuttings are very simple; pay attention to these key points to effectively increase the survival rate
Today, our topic is succulent leaf cuttings. Leaf cuttings are used for species that can produce adventitious buds and adventitious roots from leaves, and most succulents can do this. Leaf cuttings are a common artificial propagation method for succulents, with a high probability of budding, because...
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Bougainvillea cuttings have a survival rate of only 70%, but they bloom beautifully with a large number of flowers
I received cuttings from a fellow gardening enthusiast and treasured them greatly. Along with the cuttings I pruned from my own plants, I tried planting a whole box of them, and the results were really great - lots of beautiful blooms. First, I disinfected the cuttings, then soaked them in rooting water. After soaking in rooting water, I used floral foam to insert them. Now...
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How to cultivate a fresh Diospyros cathayensis stump? A bonsai illustrated tutorial that you can understand at a glance
From a pile of Diospyros cathayensis stumps to potting one up, it is best to go step by step, but this process requires mastering some methods and techniques, and also careful operation. Otherwise, problems will arise in the cultivation process of the fresh stump. So, how are Diospyros cathayensis stumps...
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Detailed illustrated example of short-needle bud cutting for black pine bonsai, worth saving
Black pine produces new buds during its spring growth process, but for various reasons, the buds may be uneven, differ from one another, or grow long. Excessive growth is often called a "strong bud," while weak growth is called a "weak bud." In addition, strong seedlings and weak buds...
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Tips for digging up wild mountain pines: mastering the method can greatly increase the survival rate of the plants
You have to learn these tips for digging up wild mountain pines; they can greatly increase the survival rate. Friends who don't know, come and take a look right away. Because wild mountain pines have an underdeveloped root system, with roots mainly consisting of medium roots, and the depth of the cuttings is also relatively deep. This leads some of us who collect...
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Floating-sand winter cutting propagation of rose branches: reduce secondary damage, increase utilization rate, and just wait for the flowers to bloom
The winter pruning of rose branches is the largest of the whole year, and it is a great pity and very wasteful to throw away so many branches of European roses. In the past, I always stored them in river sand and dug them out the following spring for cuttings, with mediocre results. Last year, I tried half soil and half...
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