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These three flowers are perfect for cuttings right now - thick white roots sprout fast, with a survival rate above 98%
Nowadays, everyone likes to keep some potted plants at home, as they not only green up the environment but also help purify the air. And in the process of caring for potted plants, taking cuttings can be said to be one of everyone's must-learn skills. Nowadays...
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Wrap it in 1 paper towel for cuttings, and in 7 days little white roots will appear; bury it in soil and it will live.
Paper towels have many uses and can be said to be the most common item in our daily lives, but have you ever heard of using paper towels to grow flowers? Although it sounds a bit odd, paper towels really are a great tool to help us with cutting propagation, even...
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Why does lotus root only grow leaves and not lotus roots?
Why does lotus root only grow leaves and not lotus roots?
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To grow orchids, first grow the roots: bury these 3 things in the pot, and the radish-like roots will come bursting out and fill the pot
As living standards keep rising, more and more people enjoy growing some flowers and plants at home to decorate their homes and green their environment, and spider plants, clivias and orchids are common plants in daily life, as well as particular favourites among flower lovers. Today Hua...
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Put a Christmas cactus leaf in a cup of water and it roots in a week; you can propagate several pots from cuttings
Christmas cactus enters dormancy in summer and basically barely grows! But after autumn arrives, the temperature difference gets bigger and the cool wind blows, and if you're not careful and don't know how to care for it, you'll kill it! So the safest method is to propagate it in advance. Do a good job of "copy and paste"!
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Soak lucky bamboo in this water for 1 day, and it will survive no matter how you grow it, with lots of roots and green leaves
"This water" has a "magical effect" on lucky bamboo, soak for 1 day, and it will survive no matter how you grow it, with lots of roots and green leaves. As people's living standards improve, more and more people like to keep a pot of flowers at home, warm and beautiful, and according to surveys, now...
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Can you eat dahlia roots? This article answers that for you
The dahlia's root system looks very similar to that of a sweet potato. Its roots can be eaten, but it is not advisable to eat them casually. In everyday cultivation, dahlias are mostly grown for ornamental purposes, and fertilizers and pesticides are generally used. If you want to eat them, it is best to first find out about their growing environment. If fertilizers or pesticides were used, do not eat them.
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Now is the time to take cuttings from these 3 flowers: easy to root, quick to survive, no black rot
The best season for cuttings is here. After a summer of high temperatures, gardening friends should get to work! Right now almost anything you stick in the soil will take. Today we have specially picked some flowers that are easy to root, quick to survive, and free of "black rot" for everyone's reference~
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Succulent and clivia roots rot? Throw them in water and they actually grow like crazy
Summer is basically coming to an end, and I wonder how your succulents and clivia are doing? If your plants have black rot and root rot, don't give up. I'll teach you 1 trick to save a plant that's on the verge of death!
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Small plastic bags are hugely useful for growing flowers: rooting cuttings, keeping warm, and eliminating pests, all while being eco-friendly and saving money
When you go to the supermarket and buy things, what you have the most of at home is probably plastic bags. Those with good habits collect these plastic bags for a second use; some of the thinner ones, used for buying vegetables and such, you don't really want to reuse. Then you can use them for growing flowers!...
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