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Learn these two cutting methods and anything you stick will take root, sprouting big white roots like crazy, super easy
Right now is the hot and humid season, the peak growing season for jasmine and gardenia, and also a great time for cuttings, but some gardening friends easily fail when taking cuttings, maybe because they haven't got the method right. Today I'll show you...
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Use carbendazim this way to prevent and control yellow leaves and root rot, and your flowers will grow vigorously
Carbendazim is a fairly common low-toxicity fungicide, used to prevent fungal infections that plants develop during care. For example, when we grow flowers indoors with poor air circulation, if we water too much or spray too much water, the moisture does not...
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Grow spider plants this way, and a single root will send up 19 shoots, looking gorgeous in a cluster
With the development of society, many flower lovers like to keep a few potted flowers at home, which can not only decorate the home environment comfortably and beautifully, but also cultivate the mind and purify the air. Spider plants are one of the potted flowers that many flower lovers like to grow...
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A foolproof little trick for cuttings, rooting cuttings is no longer difficult
Compared with other methods, many people prefer propagation by cuttings, not only clean and hygienic, but also simple and quick, easy to do, even beginners can quickly learn and put it into practice. But the problem is that the success rate of cuttings is not very high, ...
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Orchids don't need soil; 3 free materials can grow strong roots and fragrant flowers
When growing orchids, learning from the orchid-growing seniors around us not only lets us pick up many practical care tips, but also broadens our horizons. Before I grew orchids, as a novice gardener I thought orchids were grown in soil, and I believe many orchid owners thought the same...
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Don't throw away leftover vegetable roots - plant them in pots and they'll grow into a bursting pot in two months, with more than you can pick every day
If you want to grow some vegetables at home in the city, but many vegetables need to be sown and raised as seedlings, and you don't have land, only a balcony or terrace, are there any vegetables that can survive from cuttings? With these vegetables, don't throw away the stems and roots left over from what you normally eat...
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How long does it generally take for pothos cuttings to root?
Pothos cuttings root in about half a month. To make them root quickly, choose loose, well-aerated soil. When planting the cuttings, do not fertilize and do not water too much. Provide a comfortable growing environment to speed up rooting. In the early stage of growth, it must never be exposed to direct strong light; keeping it in a spot with indirect light is enough.
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Grow flowers for ten years without root rot: put a dishcloth at the bottom of the pot, and the flowers grow vigorously and easily fill the pot
A few days ago, Huahua went home and found a loofah outside the wall that had been forgotten to be picked, and it had become especially old. For this kind of old loofah, it is simply a magic tool for growing flowers! If you don't believe it, then hurry up and follow Huahua to take a look!
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Pothos and Clivia root rot: what to do? Get these 2 steps right and they'll explode with growth
Growing flowers in summer is so hard, they die at the drop of a hat, yellow leaves, falling leaves, turning to mush and black rot... all because the roots have rotted! Don't let it sound too scary, actually plants have a strong will to survive. Follow along and learn: once you spot root rot, do this and they'll come back from the dead and grow like crazy, taking over the whole house!
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Just dip the cuttings in water and they grow big white roots, this flower is so easy to grow
It's hard to keep flowers in hot weather, they rot at the roots, get black rot, or turn to mush at the slightest thing, it's really worrying! But before the flowers completely die, I want to urge everyone to quickly cut a few branches for cuttings and keep a strain, because branches of jasmine, kalanchoe, succulents and the like can be saved by dipping them in water, and they'll grow big white roots in just a few days.
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