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What to do about root rot in wax plants (Hoya)? Learn these 3 tricks and white roots will grow in 7 days
There are many causes of root rot in wax plants (Hoya): if it is caused by compacted, airless soil, then loosen the soil appropriately or replace it with well-aerated soil. If it is caused by excessive watering that creates standing water, then keep the soil in a half-dry, half-moist state, ...
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Lucky bamboo won't grow big, with sparse stems and yellow leaves? Add this and the stems will be thick, the leaves green, and the roots won't rot
?Lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana) is a green plant loved by many gardening enthusiasts. Its stems and leaves are slender, with the elegant charm of bamboo, a soft and graceful posture, and it carries the meaning of "blossoms bring wealth and honor, bamboo brings peace." Lucky bamboo is mostly grown in water. Some gardening enthusiasts report that the one they grow...
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Kalanchoe summer care takes only three minutes: no root rot, vigorous growth, and a winter full of flowers
Does kalanchoe have a dormant period? How can it safely get through summer? Kalanchoe basically has no dormant period all year round; it only has two stages of slow growth. When summer temperatures rise above 30 degrees, its growth will be inhibited, that is to say...
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Dragon bone is not a universal grafting rootstock, don't be fooled
Dragon bone is a universal grafting rootstock. I wonder if you have ever heard this saying. In fact, this is very wrong. Don't be fooled. Dragon bone is not a "universal rootstock." Why? Let's analyze it in detail. Dragon bone is...
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Wood ash is a universal miracle tool for growing flowers: it promotes sprouting and rooting, and also kills pests and adds nutrients
We all know that wood ash is a very good fertilizer, and many flower growers always add some wood ash to the soil when growing flowers. But did you know? The uses of wood ash go far beyond these. Promoting sprouting: after you sow the seeds...
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Chinese hackberry bonsai root replacement follow-up: an upgraded air-layering technique
When I talked about this air-layering story earlier, I didn't go into it in depth. Later, I unexpectedly found that this guy had a follow-up report. There's no way around it, so I'll just keep rambling on about this story here. About half a year later, the bonsai artist opened the mesh to check...
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Don't panic if your lucky bamboo's roots rot - with proper disinfection, its leaves will stay green all year round
To solve the problem of root rot in lucky bamboo, first take the plant out, cut off the rotted parts, and disinfect the plant, then insert it into water or into soil, and place it in a cool, ventilated environment. Don't let it receive...
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Dahlias in summer dormancy: pay attention to this one point to avoid root rot and pests
Today I had just stepped outside when I was drawn to the flowers in the neighbor's yard. Without realizing it, they were blooming bigger than a face, truly letting themselves go! After confirming with a glance, it is indeed the dahlia itself! The most beautiful moments of various dahlia varieties. Complete guide to growing flowers. Back home everyone calls it sweet potato flower...
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Learn these care methods during the succulent acclimation period, and no matter how long you grow them, the roots will never rot
First of all, the most important thing for succulent acclimation is to buy succulents at the right time of year. What is the right time of year? Spring, as everyone knows, has suitable temperatures and is still some time away from summer, making it the best time for acclimation. At suitable temperatures...
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What to do about root rot and yellow leaves in impatiens? There is still time to save it now
There are many causes of root rot in impatiens: if it is caused by overwatering, then do not water too much or too frequently. If it is caused by poor soil aeration, then switch to soil with good aeration and drainage. If it is caused by too high a fertilizer concentration...
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