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A rescued Phalaenopsis orchid sends up flower buds in less than half a year, and its blooms are so ethereally beautiful that everyone envies it
At home I currently have more than fifty Phalaenopsis orchids, all of them ones that had finished blooming in various departments or leaders' offices at work and were about to be thrown away. I shamelessly carried them all home in several trips. It started because I saw a post on a forum...
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How to rescue a Clivia miniata with shriveled roots? Try these methods
If the roots of a Clivia miniata have shriveled, you must rescue it right away. First, take the plant out of the pot. Then, cut off all the roots that have already shriveled. Next, soak it in a disinfectant solution for about ten minutes. After that, place it in a ventilated, shady spot for two days. Then replace the soil and plant it again. In the care that follows, take special care not to give too much water.
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What to Do When Azalea Roots Rot? Teach You the Correct Rescue Method
This plant is actually somewhat delicate. For example, some people find that during the process of growing it, its roots rot. This is actually related to overwatering and also to overfertilizing. Generally, the action we take is to evaporate the water and flush out the concentrated fertilizer. If it is more serious, we change the soil. Of course, there is another cause, which is root rot, and at that time we need to use relevant chemicals to treat it.
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How to deal with root rot in wax begonias? Detailed rescue methods
Once root rot occurs, the leaves and flowers of the wax begonia will become wilted and droopy, ruining its ornamental value. If we want to deal with this problem, we need to take corresponding measures according to the condition of our own plant: if unsuitable soil is causing the root rot, then replace it with breathable soil; if too much fertilizer is causing the root rot, then neutralize the fertilizer; if waterlogging in the soil is causing the root rot, then drain the water out; and if the situation is relatively serious, we need to cut off the rotted roots and regrow the plant.
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How to rescue a frozen rubber plant so it can recover
Many plant lovers are worried about their rubber plant (Ficus elastica) freezing and do not know how to help it recover. Actually, it is very simple. First, we need to move it from the cold outdoors to a warm indoor spot, but the temperature must not be too high, around 10°C is enough; if it is too high, it may struggle to adapt. Next, we need to control watering and stop giving it too much water. Finally, we need to protect it from wind by placing it somewhere with little wind or covering it with a bag, and before long it will recover.
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It's a bit of a pity to just throw away flowers; methods to rescue flowers
It's a bit of a pity to just throw away flowers; methods to rescue flowers
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How to rescue a clivia with root rot? A few tips to bring it back to life
How to rescue a clivia with root rot?
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How should flowers be rescued after suffering herbicide damage?
How do you rescue flowers that have suffered herbicide damage?
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How to rescue frostbitten flowers? They can still survive even with damaged branches and leaves
What to do about frostbitten flowers? Do this and they can still survive even with damaged branches and leaves
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How to rescue houseplants that have been frostbitten and turned transparent
How to rescue houseplants that have been frostbitten and turned transparent
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