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Use a cracked pot and a plastic bag for azalea cuttings: high survival rate and easy propagation of a big potful
For azalea cuttings, you can choose some semi-lignified branches of the current year, insert them and water thoroughly right away, then place them in a spot with diffused light and wait for them to root. Actually, the cutting method for azaleas is about the same as for camellias. After the azalea finishes blooming, the spent...
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5 recommendations for air-purifying plant bonsai that clean the air and decorate the home
Good news for those who love plant bonsai. Today I'm recommending 5 kinds of bonsai for you. Placed in the home, they can purify the air, absorb toxic gases, and decorate the house, making them a great choice! The first: spider plant can, within...
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Succulent propagation techniques: These factors determine the survival rate
Leaf propagation is one of the main ways to propagate succulents, and many succulents can be propagated by leaf. Most people do leaf propagation in spring and autumn, but in fact many flower lovers also propagate succulents by leaf in winter. Some succulent lovers...
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Detailed Explanation of Key Techniques for Raising Cinnamomum camphora Seedlings in Lightweight Substrate Mesh Bags
Research on the Technique of Raising Cinnamomum camphora Seedlings in Lightweight Substrate Mesh Bags. Cinnamomum camphora (L.) Presl. is an evergreen large tree of the family Lauraceae (Lauraceae), and is an excellent spice, valuable timber and street-greening tree species. In recent years, it has gradually become...
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How to Ensure the Survival Rate of Grafted Golden Hinoki Cypress Seedlings
How to ensure the survival rate of grafted Golden Hinoki Cypress seedlings? Golden Hinoki Cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Aurea') prefers moist, fertile, well-drained calcareous soil; it is cold-resistant, drought-resistant, and resistant to salinity and alkalinity, and can grow on flat ground or on cliff faces; on dry, barren mountain land, it grows...
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Grafting Crab Claw Cactus onto Cactus: Simple Method with an Extremely High Survival Rate
Many flower lovers are very fond of Crab Claw Cactus (Schlumbergera truncata), but they just don't know how to graft it, especially the simplest method of grafting onto a cactus. Either the graft doesn't survive, or it wilts and looks half-dead. Below I'll tell you exactly how to graft correctly...
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Bougainvillea cuttings: remember the lessons learned to raise the survival rate and get a bursting pot of blooms next year
Right now is a good season for taking bougainvillea cuttings, and many flower growers want a good cutting method, and so do I. As a beginner, I still haven't found an ideal cutting method, only some lessons learned, so let's just chat about it. Bougainvillea cut...
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Illustrated Tutorial on the Correct Way to Pot 4 Types of Bare-Root Succulents Bought Online
The internet is so developed nowadays, and online shopping is very convenient. Many friends buy succulents online and plant them at home. Indeed, online succulents come in complete varieties and are cheap, and Xiaojingzhi Life also often buys succulents online, but...
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How do you make a stone bonsai? Watch me demonstrate the whole process
Uh, today it's not just about stones, uh, and today it's not just about bonsai either. Instead... it's about bonsai on stones. Can you make bonsai on stones? That's right, it's the stone's stage and I make the rules! ...
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There is a little trick for rooting jasmine cuttings: the rooting rate is extremely high, and one month can turn them into a dozen pots.
It is now the peak season for jasmine blooming. After the flowers finish, prune promptly. These pruned leftover branches are best used for cuttings. These branches all carry some nutrients, so the survival rate is high. Take these one-year-old semi-woody...
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