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How to make rose cuttings root quickly in water
Choose healthy branches, keep a few leaves at the top of the branch, and make a slanted cut at the node of the branch to promote rooting. Insert the branch into a sponge block and place it somewhere that receives scattered sunlight. When selecting cuttings, try to choose branches from the top, and also pay attention to changing the water frequently. When changing the water, keep part of the original water, then add new water.
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After fertilizing the flowers, the roots grew full of little gourds, and the flower pot was completely burst open
A couple of days ago, a gardening friend sent Huahua a photo: the snake plant (Sansevieria) at home had such vigorous roots that it actually burst open the plastic flower pot! In fact, it is not just the snake plant; other flowers are the same. Only when the roots grow strong can the leaves be greener and the flowers more vivid! So today, Huahua will teach everyone how to make your flowers' roots burst open the pot!
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No need to buy hydrangeas: root a single cutting and grow dozens of pots that bloom with hundreds of big flower balls
Hydrangeas bloom very beautifully, and their flowers are huge, forming one big flower ball after another, which is deeply loved by gardeners. So if you want to propagate hydrangeas yourself, how should you take cuttings? This is generally how I do the cuttings. Cutting time, ...
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Rose seedlings bought online have roots exposed outside the pot - this is the correct way to handle them
Rose seedlings bought online with roots exposed outside the pot - this is the most correct way to handle them! A gardening friend asked whether rose seedlings bought online need some roots trimmed when repotting, and what to do. It is quite common for the roots of potted roses to grow out through the bottom holes, ...
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When repotting an orchid, I didn't throw away the rotten roots - who knew they would actually sprout again
Orchids have always been loved by flower enthusiasts for their freshness and elegance. My husband, for one, is very fond of growing them, and we have several pots at home. However, orchids need to be repotted regularly. I always found this troublesome, so I just left it all to my husband. Previously, when he...
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The main cause of root rot in Clivia is not improper watering, but a mistake you made at this step
Your Clivia has root rot, and improper watering is not the main cause - it's a mistake you made at this step! Your Clivia has root rot, what should you do? Why does Clivia get root rot? Many flower growers will say it must be because water got into the leaf core when watering. When watering, you must not let water get into the center. It's the rainy season now. Except in winter, Xiao Qi always puts his Clivia directly in the yard in other seasons. He puts them under trees, in a spot against a wall, in a place without strong light. When the rainy season comes and it keeps raining, the Clivia that Xiao Qi grows still doesn't get root rot, even though the rain falls directly into the center of the leaf core. Why is that? Even in greenhouses, they also use sprinklers to water directly. If that's the case, wouldn't all Clivia get root rot?
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Fed the flowers a "power pill," and the roots grew all over with little gourds, even bursting the flower pot open
A couple of days ago, a flower friend sent Huahua a photo: the snake plant at home had such vigorous roots that it actually burst the plastic flower pot open! In fact, it's not just snake plants - other flowers are the same. Only when the roots grow strong can the leaves be greener and the flowers more...
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Portulaca cuttings root in every pot; add this to the bottom of the pot and one pot bursts with 80 flowers
Portulaca (moss rose) is a fairly common balcony flower. It blooms in a variety of colors and has very strong survival ability, so it is also easy to grow. Although it cannot match the grandeur of the clivia or the delicate beauty of the rose, the fresh, simple charm of portulaca truly fascinates many...
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Using fine-grade substrate is key to growing orchids; experts grow jade-like roots and turn 1 pot into 3
When growing orchids, what we fear most is the word "rot," but orchid owners all know that careful tending and care will always pay off. For example, this orchid owner named "day" has a pot of orchids at home that now has 1 shoot...
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Money Tree Constantly Losing Yellow Leaves and Root Rot? Grow It This Way for Green, Glossy Leaves
Many people love growing money trees (Pachira aquatica), and they are actually quite easy to care for. But some growers find their money trees keep developing yellow leaves and root rot. So how exactly should you grow one to keep the leaves green and glossy? 1. Pay attention to environment and light: money trees love high...
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