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Reasons and Solutions for Pothos Leaves Wilting After Repotting
Wilting after repotting in pothos (Epipremnum aureum) may be caused by overwatering, so watering should be reduced; you can mist the leaves more often, which can also meet its water needs. If you want it to quickly recover its vigor, you can cut off the longer growing branches to force the roots to sprout again. In addition, it must never be placed in a spot with direct strong sunlight.
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Cast iron plant (Aspidistra) not growing new leaves for a long time? Repot it and it will grow fast and lush green
If your cast iron plant is not growing new leaves, it may be because the temperature is unsuitable, and you need to adjust it to 10 to 25 degrees. It may also be a lack of light, and you need to extend the lighting time. It may also be that the soil is unsuitable, and you need to loosen and replace the soil regularly. It could also...
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When repotting orchids, you must pick the right time, or they will throw a tantrum.
Orchids grow in deep valleys and do not cease to be fragrant just because no one is there. They possess a plain, quiet, elegant and noble character. Many flower lovers keep 1-2 pots of orchids at home, but they always feel they cannot grow them well. At this point, the orchids need repotting, and repotting orchids has...
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How to repot a pothos? Detailed steps for houseplants to share
The pothos at home is growing so well that it has outgrown its pot, and the old small pot can no longer hold it. So today I am going to repot the pothos into a slightly larger pot to let it breathe. Taking a potted plant out of its original pot and transplanting it into another pot is called...
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A few small tricks when repotting potted flowers: no pests, no yellow leaves, and vigorous growth
After repotting flowers, some flower lovers worry that it will be hard for the plants to recover, and those who have never repotted are even more afraid that the plant will die as soon as it is repotted. Besides constantly accumulating experience in the repotting process, we should also learn some small tips to help flowers and plants recover faster after repotting...
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Succulents not growing in summer? A simple repotting still gets them to grow into a bursting pot
When it comes to repotting succulents, many flower lovers get worried, afraid that the succulent plant won't survive after repotting. "Death by repotting" has always been the main reason succulent lovers dare not repot easily, but what I want to tell friends is that rather than letting the succulent...
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Succulents need to be repotted promptly when these two situations occur
If a succulent does not grow at all during its growing season - most succulents grow fairly quickly in spring and autumn, growing a lot in one or two months - but if you find your succulent has not grown for a long time, this means...
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Caring for flowers after the Start of Autumn: what should you pay attention to when it comes to watering, fertilizing, disease prevention and repotting?
After the Start of Autumn, the weather gradually turns cooler, marking the beginning of the autumn season. Although the heat of summer is hard to shake off for a while after the Start of Autumn, and the "autumn tiger" still lingers, the temperature difference between morning and evening and midday will grow larger, and mornings and evenings will be relatively cool. So what should you pay attention to when caring for flowers after the Start of Autumn...
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A flower grower teaches you aloe repotting tips you can learn at a glance
How do you repot an aloe? Aloe is a very practical type of plant to keep at home. Aloe's sap has many uses; if you get bitten by mosquitoes or insects, you can rub a little aloe on it. Aloe's sap also has whitening, moisturizing and sterilizing effects. So it pays to keep some at home...
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