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Just find some of these to line the bottom of your flower pots - loose and breathable, no root rot for 10 years, bright flowers and glossy green leaves
Apart from easy-to-grow pothos and spider plants, many gardening enthusiasts don't dare try other flowers and plants, having been scared off by repeatedly killing them. Actually, when we first start growing flowers, lining the bottom of the pot with a little something makes things much easier. 1. Line the bottom of the pot with some old loofah...
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Yellowing leaves on propagated pothos? Spray this liquid fertilizer and the leaves will be glossy green with strong roots, filling the pot in a few months
Pothos is an extremely common potted plant. Almost every friend who grows flowers at home keeps one pot or several pots of pothos. Pothos also counts as one of the easiest potted plants to grow - you can just snap off a branch and propagate a pot. But why do propagated pothos...
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Spider Plant Care: Add This to Rice Water for Vigorous Growth, No Root Rot, and Continuous Blooms
Spider plants stay green all year round, with slender leaves that closely resemble orchid leaves. Their blooming period is in May, when flower stems emerge from the leaf clusters and form clusters, often with 2-4 flowers. They also have the function of purifying the air, and the entire plant can be used as medicine, making them beloved by many flower enthusiasts. Today Huar...
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Pick up a handful while out for a walk, toss it into the soil, and the soil stays fertile and doesn't compact; no need to change the soil for 2 years, and no root rot for 10 years
Friends who love growing flowers all know that potting soil is very important. The quality of the potting soil determines how well the plants grow. The general principle for choosing potting soil is that it should be loose, breathable, and well-draining. If the soil becomes compacted, then the flowers won't stand a chance of growing well...
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New Succulent Propagation Method: A Detailed Guide to Water Rooting Techniques
Every living thing in nature must follow natural laws. This is especially true for succulents that live in arid regions - who can help fallen leaves or stems with cuttings? Of course, as indoor succulent growers, in order to help plants...
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Causes of orchid root rot and how to treat it, with extra care needed especially in summer
Orchids are highly ornamental plants, but many orchid growers say that after a period of time, they notice root rot appearing in the orchids they grow. So here, the editor will give everyone a primer on orchid root rot...
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Add this to your succulent soil and the roots will grow well, with no black rot for years
When succulents are not growing well, some growers take them out of the soil to check, only to find that the cause of the black rot was actually the lack of top dressing, which led to poor airflow around the base of the succulent and caused the black rot. Top dressing is mainly for aesthetics and to keep soil from splashing onto your clothes when watering...
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Succulent rooted but not sprouting? Here's a trick to make the roots grow so big the pot can't even hold them
During the growing season for 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, turning a single leaf into a pot of succulents. Many people in autumn really enjoy...
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Spider plant not sending out runners? Add a little something, and the leaves will flourish, the roots will grow strong, and it will send out runners soon
Xiao Qi teaches you how to grow flowers step by step. Lately I often come across people saying their spider plant does not send out runners and only grows leaves. Some do not even grow at all. What is going on? It is widely agreed that spider plants are easy to grow, because even if you do not water them for a long time, they will not die...
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Worried about root rot? These 4 little things are treasures, and any one of them will do
Many little things in daily life are great for growing flowers, and they are everywhere, yet many people do not know it. Let's take a look at 4 versatile materials for growing flowers, come and see! "Flower-growing materials" - leaf mold - we often say that garden soil is not breathable and cannot be used alone as soil for growing flowers. In fact, there is another kind of soil that is much more breathable than garden soil, does not compact, and is richer in nutrients, and that is leaf mold. Leaf mold plus some granules can be used to grow flowers, and leaf mold is especially easy to find as a source; under trees in less crowded places there is plenty of leaf mold.
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