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How do you care for rootless lucky bamboo bought from a flower shop so it stays evergreen all year round?
Many friends buy lucky bamboo just for its auspicious meaning. It is also called lucky bamboo. It is very suitable for growing indoors in an office or on a desk at home. It looks very fresh and elegant, does not need soil cultivation, and can grow well with just a bottle plus...
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Don't be careless when watering pothos and spider plants: these 2 kinds of water will cause root rot and yellow leaves in just two or three days
Keeping some potted plants at home can bring vitality and energy to the household and also purify the air. Many flower lovers browse the flower market and buy one or two plants to take home. Generally, for purifying indoor air, the foliage plants pothos and spider plant are deeply loved by flower lovers...
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Before Mid-Autumn, water the clivia with this and it will grow grid-patterned leaves, with strong roots and leaves and more flowers
As people's living standards improve, more and more people have fallen in love with growing flowers. It is said that growing flowers has already become a nationwide activity. In fact, the benefits of growing flowers are truly many. In summary, growing flowers has the following benefits: 1. A pot of flowers at home...
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Yellow leaves on a Clivia are not a root problem - one cut and it recovers easily
When a Clivia shows this kind of yellow leaf, it is not a root problem; all it takes is one snip of the scissors and reviving it is easy. A flower friend asked with a photo: the Clivia's leaves turn yellow and develop spots, then dry up bit by bit - what is causing this? Looking at your picture, your...
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Rose cuttings: sprouting before rooting is not necessarily a good thing
There are two types of rose cuttings, soil cuttings and water cuttings, and no matter which method we choose, when taking cuttings we always run into the problem of roses sprouting first, which is the rose "false life" phenomenon we have introduced before. For roses, spr...
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How do you solve root rot when caring for elephant's ear (Alocasia macrorrhizos)?
Original title: When root rot occurs while caring for elephant's ear, how should we solve it! Summary: If we want a Nordic style in our home, we will grow some foliage plants at home, I...
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Propagating Christmas cactus by cuttings in autumn: two leaves grow into a pot, rooting fast, growing well and blooming abundantly
Autumn has arrived. After a whole summer of heat, many flowers and plants are gradually perking up again and entering a period of vigorous growth. September is also a good time to take cuttings of flowers and plants, especially Christmas cactus. In September, it is very suitable for taking Christmas cactus cuttings...
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Kalanchoe cuttings always rot? Do this and white roots grow in 7 days, filling the pot in a month
0064. Do your kalanchoe cuttings always rot? Then switch to a different cutting method: big white roots in 7 days, and a full pot in a month! Kalanchoe is beautiful, easy to grow, and carries excellent symbolism, making it a favorite of many flower lovers. Although kalanchoe is easy to keep alive,...
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Remember these 2 points when potting peonies: fast root growth and more blooms
09. Remember these 2 points when potting peonies, and they will grow roots fast and bloom abundantly! This is the 9th article in the original "Peony Cultivation" column by Lanyao. Yesterday Lanyao talked about how to treat the roots before potting peonies, so today Lanyao will continue to explain the specific...
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How to pot up succulents after root trimming so they root fast and establish more easily
Today we will pot up succulents together. There are two things we need to pay attention to when potting up. First, because succulents generally cannot be watered after potting up and before they root, the soil we use for growing succulents must be pre-treated...
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