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Rescued a dead flower pot from beside a trash can and after 2 months of care it actually bloomed like crazy
Click the [Follow] button in the top right corner for the Blue Demon Garden Toutiao account, send a private message with "Rose Course" and get 4 free rose growing lessons! This is day 909 of Blue Demon's daily original articles. This article is part of Blue Demon's original "30 Days, Helping You Go from Zero Basics to Beco...
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She Rescued a Dead Flower from the Trash and It Bloomed Like Crazy in 2 Months
This is day 908 of Lanyao's daily original article, an excerpt from the series "30 Days from Complete Beginner to Flower-Growing Expert." Yesterday Lanyao told everyone a little story about annual and biennial flowers, and today Lanyao has another little story to share.
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How to rescue a peony with root rot? Learn these methods and you can still save it
There are many causes of root rot in peonies: if it is caused by excessive watering, then water reasonably, and it is best to wait until the soil becomes dry before watering. If it is caused by root rot disease, then promptly cut off the diseased roots and disinfect them, and fertilize appropriately to increase disease resistance. If it is caused by too much fertilizer, then fertilize in moderation, and do not fertilize too much or too frequently.
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Potted flowers got heatstroke in summer? Try these five rescue methods
After several days of rain, the past couple of days brought high-temperature weather again, with the temperature suddenly rising a lot. In this environment, not only are people prone to heatstroke, but indoor potted flowers can also get "heatstroke." Once these potted flowers get heatstroke, they...
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What to do about root rot in Christmas cactus? A few tricks to rescue it fast
The Christmas cactus is delicate and beautiful, and it is the darling of many growers; as an ornamental plant it is also hugely popular! But good looks are only one side of things, and for many novice growers, the root rot problem of the Christmas cactus is truly a big...
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Succulents that stop growing are mostly in a state of stalled growth - learn the rescue techniques quickly
Many friends grow succulents, and as they care for them, the plants stop growing. They do not die, but there is not the slightest sign of activity either. This condition is generally called the stalled seedling state. Stalled growth is not dormancy; rather, at this point the succulent's roots are damaged and cannot...
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How to rescue orchid stalled shoots? Simple methods taught to you
Orchid Growing Bible: Simple Rescue of Stalled Shoots
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How to rescue a white orchid (Michelia alba) that is dropping its leaves? A few practical methods
How to rescue a white orchid (Michelia alba) that is dropping its leaves
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How to rescue a camellia after frost damage so it can resume growth
This plant likes a warm environment. In winter, if the room temperature stays below 5°C for a long time, it is very easily frostbitten. After noticing this, we first need to cover it with a plastic bag, then place it in a suitably shaded spot. Note that during this period it needs less water. After about a month of care, if its terminal buds begin to grow, it can generally recover to its original state.
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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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