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Growing flowers without repotting, no wonder every pot you grow dies
No matter what kind of flower you grow, you have to repot it, there is no negotiating on this, but some flower lovers worry that the plant will have a hard time recovering after repotting, and if you don't repot for a long time you also worry the plant will die. So let's learn the little tricks of repotting. Pot and soil disinfection. Some...
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What to do when a clivia won't bloom? Repot it and the flowers and leaves will grow out together
Recently, Huahua has noticed that many flower lovers report that their plants' leaves grow very well, but they just won't bloom. Today Huahua will answer questions about the plants everyone asks about most. Clivia won't bloom - Complete Guide to Growing Flowers - Your own clivia has...
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Don't rush to repot a newly bought flower, or it will soon wither and die
Many friends, after buying flowers, can't wait to repot their beloved plants into pretty, clean new pots. Ceramic flower pots are a type many flower lovers favor; ceramic pots are attractive in appearance, durable, and come in many shapes, elegant and impressive...
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How to Repot and Transplant a Peace Lily: Detailed Method and Steps
A peace lily needs repotting once every one to two years. Choose spring, from March to May, and preferably an overcast day. First take the plant out of its pot, then clean the roots. Next place it in a planting basket and secure it well. Choose a new pot suited to its size and put it in. After that, water it thoroughly.
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How to care for a mail-order peace lily after repotting so it doesn't wilt and recovers fast - easy to do well
What should you do if a mail-order peace lily wilts after repotting? First, let me explain: if your mail-order peace lily wilts after potting up, handle it this way. First, water it once with carbendazim mixed in water. If there are yellow leaves, cut off all the yellow leaves, ...
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I repotted my Christmas cactus almost a month ago, and these past two days it suddenly started dropping leaves. What should I do?
A reader asked: I repotted this Christmas cactus almost a month ago, and I feel like it hasn't settled into the pot. These past two days two segments broke off, both breaking off at the base for no reason. Why is that? Can the two broken-off pieces be directly cuttings right now, and how...
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When repotting orchids, put this in the pot, and an old gardener never worries about root rot again
An old gardener repots orchids and secretly puts this in the pot, never expecting root rot to never happen again. People often say that if you think about problems with fixed thinking, over time you will not know how to adapt. The same is true for growing orchids; do not stick rigidly to one fixed...
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Succulents repotted without changing the soil - no wonder they never look beautiful
Succulents that have not been repotted for one or two years have roots filling the entire pot, which is bad for drainage and airflow, and the soil nutrients are completely depleted, turning from the original granular structure into powder, with the soil acidified. Many friends want to repot their beloved succulents...
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Repotting a peace lily requires care: remember these 3 points for smooth sailing
Repot a peace lily once every one to two years. Choose spring, from March to May, preferably on a cloudy day. First take the plant out of its pot, then clean the roots. Next, place it in a planting basket and secure it. Choose a new pot suited to its size and put it in...
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What to do when ivy won't grow? Repot it and the leaves will turn glossy green
Potted ivy needs to be repotted and have its soil changed at the right time. The potting soil can be made by mixing leaf mold, garden soil and sand, with organic fertilizer added. You also need to ensure a good care environment: full sun, a temperature of 18 to 20 degrees, and shade in summer; keep the humidity up and replenish water in time; and...
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