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Treat hydroponic lucky bamboo this way: yellow leaves disappear, white roots grow like crazy, and green leaves keep sprouting
Lucky bamboo is a plant in the Asparagaceae family, also called Fortune Bamboo. People associate it with the saying "blossoms bring wealth and honor, bamboo brings peace." Its leaves are emerald green, and its stems and leaves are elegant and full of charm, making it very popular. Hydroponic lucky bamboo easily gets yellow leaves, but as long as you do this...
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Detailed Practical Techniques for Root-Burial Propagation of Superior Black Locust
Practical Techniques for Root-Burial Propagation of Superior Black Locust. Black locust, also known as false acacia, is a deciduous tree of the genus Robinia in the family Fabaceae (Papilionaceae). It is not only a pioneer tree species for soil and water conservation, afforestation of barren hills and afforestation of saline-alkali land in the Liaoning region, but also an important tree species for urban and rural greening, a honey-source tree and a fertilizer tree...
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Bonsai appreciation: in the first picture, the branch looks like an outstretched hand; in the fourth picture, the exposed roots look like an eight-tentacled octopus.
Bonsai appreciation: in the first picture, the bonsai's branch looks like a hand reaching out, which is very interesting. Look at this pot...
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Trident maple bonsai creation: Clever use of the approach grafting method to add roots
Bonsai artists are a bunch of obsessive perfectionists. If a bonsai has even a tiny flaw, it will feel like a fishbone stuck in their throat, leaving them unable to eat or sleep, and they simply have to make it perfect according to their own wishes. This small trident maple specimen is a typical Japanese-style...
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Symptoms and Integrated Control Measures of Plum Root Nodule Disease
Symptoms and Integrated Control Measures of Plum Root Nodule Disease Fund projects: Sichuan Province 13th Five-Year Breeding Research Funding Project (2016NYZ0034); Sichuan Province 12th Five-Year Breeding Research Funding Project (2011NZ0098-8). 1 Symptoms Plum root nodule disease...
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Clivia: grow the roots first, and repot on schedule so it keeps growing nonstop
Clivia can be said to be the top-choice plant for flower lovers. Just like at Huahua's home, whatever else we may not grow, there will always be two pots of clivia. Because its glossy green leaves are so elegant and imposing, especially at the moment its flower scape pushes out, it is full of...
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Gardenia cuttings not rooting? Try this method and new roots will grow like crazy
The gardenia (Gardenia jasminoides) can be considered a "perfect" plant: not only are its flowers small and lovely, but they also have a wafting fragrance, and even its leaves are glossy green, making it very appealing. And after we buy one pot, we can also take cuttings from it, and the method is also...
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This flower is beautiful, easy to grow and heat-tolerant. No need to sow seeds or raise seedlings - just cut a branch and root it to get many pots.
Moss rose (Portulaca grandiflora), although it is also called sun flower, its leaves are relatively slender. The sun flower we usually grow is called large-flowered purslane. Although the leaves are different, the blooms are all very beautiful. Moss rose is very simple to grow, especially tough...
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Watering tips for plants during the dog days of summer: an expert teaches you how to get potted plants to flourish without root rot for ten years
The dog days of summer are getting closer and closer, and most people have already hit a bottleneck in growing plants. When watering plants, it often takes no time at all before the plants are all dead. In fact, the weather during the dog days of summer means growing plants requires some secrets...
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Don't buy pothos - bury one stem in soil and it roots in three days
Pothos, you could say it's a must-have in every home. Today I'm sharing a great propagation method with you - it roots in three days, every pot survives, and you'll never have to spend money buying one again! ...
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