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Summary of propagating Pelargonium 'Angel's Eye' from cuttings: high rooting rate, plenty of flowers and beautiful
I have a pot of pink Angel's Eye, and it is gorgeous when in bloom, delighting the eye and lifting the spirit. The way it blooms makes me feel the beauty of life. Friends and relatives who saw it liked it too, and took some cuttings from me. This autumn, I decided to...
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Detailed Explanation of Bare-Root Transplanting Techniques for Large Oil Peony Seedlings
Bare-Root Transplanting Techniques for Large Oil Peony Seedlings As the state places increasing importance on the development of the woody oilseed industry, oil peony has sparked a planting boom across the country. Afforestation practices in recent years have shown that afforestation with 2-3 year old oil peony seedlings...
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Use beer to supplement nutrients for the money tree, so it grows lush and leafy without root rot
The money tree (Pachira aquatica) has an attractive plant shape, with stems and leaves staying green all year round. It is a very popular indoor foliage plant, and also carries the meaning of bringing wealth and good luck. Whether placed at home or in the office, it is a very good choice. Money tree...
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Succulent leaves turning yellow in summer? Learn these tricks and they will no longer wither or rot at the roots
Succulent plants often grow many small offsets at the base of their leaves, and under normal circumstances this needs no attention. But because most of our succulents are grown in pots rather than in the wild, the lower leaves frequently squeeze the small...
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Cymbidium goeringii has new shoots but no new roots - does that count as successfully established? Don't be careless, it may be a false take
The thing orchid growers (especially beginners) care about most after acquiring a plant is nothing other than whether their orchid has survived. How can you tell whether an orchid plant has taken? Anxious growers often dig into the potting soil to take a look, or simply knock the plant out of the pot to inspect it, and...
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You do not need to buy rooting hormone for cuttings; 4 common homemade recipes are even more effective than rooting powder
Every flower lover who enjoys growing plants loves to take cuttings in spring. Spring is a season of propagation. If you want to take cuttings, there is no better time to choose than spring. But taking cuttings also requires rooting hormone, and rooting hormone can greatly increase the survival rate of cuttings...
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Root cutting propagation method for winter jasmine: cut roots during flowering season to make bonsai
Winter jasmine, also known as yingchun, golden belt, and little yellow flower, is a deciduous shrub in the genus Jasminum of the family Oleaceae. Horticultural cultivars include 'Huti Yingchun' and 'Longzhua Yingchun', and similar species include four-season winter jasmine, winter jasmine of summer (Yingxia), and yellow jasmine (Huang Suxin). ...
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Bonsai Root Grafting Tutorial: A Detailed Step-by-Step Guide to the Approach Grafting Method
It is very common for a bonsai tree's root flare to be missing roots. If you can add one in the spot where a root is missing, it will look even more perfect. There are only a few methods for adding roots, and grafting is one of them, while approach grafting is one of the grafting methods. Approach grafting...
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Grow Lucky Bamboo This Way: Fast Rooting, No Yellow Leaves, Solved with One Trick
Lucky bamboo can be said to be one of the more popular varieties for growing flowers at home. Buy a bunch for 10-15 yuan, take it home and put it in a vase, and that's it. But many times we find that the lucky bamboo in the vase will start to show yellow leaves in at most one week...
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What should you do if a succulent grows roots but does not sprout?
During the growing season of succulents, usually spring and autumn, the environment is relatively suitable at this time, very suitable for succulent growth, and also very suitable for leaf propagation of succulents, letting a single leaf become a pot of succulents. Many people in autumn really like...
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