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How to deal with root rot in a money tree? Learn these few steps to easily save it
Root rot in a money tree is generally caused by waterlogged potting soil. Just repot it with fresh soil and remove the rotted roots. Usually, take care to prevent waterlogging, and do not water until the soil is dry; generally, one thorough watering a week at room temperature is enough. You can take the following steps: 1. Ti...
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What to do about pothos root rot and leaf drop? Here's the correct way to handle it
Although pothos is very easy to care for, it is also extremely prone to root rot. Some flower growers have asked how to save a pothos with root rot and leaf drop. Whether it is a large pot or a small pot, the rescue method is the same: cut off the rotten roots and replant. First, let's understand...
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10 flowers you can propagate from a single leaf, they root fast and have a high survival rate, fill your balcony with them
These 10 flowers can each be propagated into a small plant from just one leaf, they root fast, have a high survival rate, and will pack your balcony full! Super easy! Hurry up and learn with me! Jade plant (Crassula ovata) When it comes to the jade plant, a phrase always flashes in my mind: "jade tree in the wind." The jade plant is a common foliage houseplant in homes, with emerald-green, plump leaves that are thick and juicy (similar to succulents), easy to keep and care for, and especially easy to propagate. One leaf is all it takes!
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Ugly, battered flower roots from relatives back home surprisingly bloom as big as a bowl's mouth, more beautiful than peonies
During the May Day holiday, I went back to my hometown to visit relatives, and a relative gave me a big flower root. It looked rotten and battered, but since it was a kind gift from someone, I couldn't refuse it. Later, I took it home and planted it in a pot, and unexpectedly, the blooms that opened were as big as a bowl's mouth, more beautiful than peonies!...
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How to top-graft Camellia onto large Camellia oleifera rootstocks? A detailed explanation of the grafting technique
How to graft Camellia onto large Camellia oleifera rootstocks? The technique of top-grafting Camellia onto large Camellia oleifera rootstocks. How to graft Camellia onto large Camellia oleifera rootstocks? The technique of top-grafting Camellia onto large Camellia oleifera rootstocks. Camellia is a plant of the genus Camellia in the family Theaceae, an evergreen shrub or small tree, and one of China's ten traditional...
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Rubber plant cuttings root as soon as they are stuck in soil, easily turning 1 pot into 10 pots
The rubber plant (Ficus elastica) stays evergreen all year round, with upright stems and large, broad, thick leaves. It likes plenty of light but also tolerates shade. So how do you propagate a rubber plant? Below we introduce the method of propagating rubber plants from stem cuttings! Rubber plant stem cutting method: rubber plant cuttings...
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Fast rooting tips for rose cuttings: learn it and they will take root as soon as you plant them
After the spring flush of roses ends, many flower growers use the post-bloom branches for cuttings, but the survival rate is not high. They look like they have sprouted, but within a few days the stems turn black again. Today, Baixiaomei'er recommends a fast rooting technique for rose cuttings, ...
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Orchid enthusiasts insert two plastic tubes into the orchid pot, and never have to worry about orchid root rot again
This is a photo of a Cymbidium goeringii that an online orchid enthusiast divided in April this year. According to this enthusiast, he bought this seedling in December 2016 and divided it in April 2018. He had always been growing it in a small porcelain pot. Originally, we do not advocate growing orchids in porcelain pots...
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Use these tricks for succulents to promote sprouting and rooting, and they won't wither for years
If your succulent has already started to develop black rot, then don't hesitate, directly remove the part that has started to rot, and after a while side shoots will sprout from these places. Succulents are very prone to black rot disease in summer. At this time, if you don't...
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In folk tradition, it is called "swelling-dispelling herb"; it looks like amaranth, and its root is a rare treasure.
Warm reminder: Hemu Report aims to share and popularize information about various plants and their uses, for reference only. If medicinal use is needed, it is advisable to consult a professional physician to avoid problems! Everyone has a love of beauty. For female friends who love beauty, dyeing...
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