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Water your orchids this way, and you won't fear drought or flood, and the roots won't rot for 10 years
Orchids have a dignified and graceful plant form, elegant flowers, and a delicate fragrance that is not muddy. They have long been known as the gentleman among flowers. You can keep a pot at home, with fragrance filling the air and endless delight. Many flower lovers do not know how to water orchids, do not know when to water, such as...
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Rose hydroponic rooting tips: once you learn them, you won't have to worry about it not rooting
Roses should be the most popular among "balcony gardeners," especially the climbing types, and their flowers come in rich colors and are very appealing, so today Huahua will introduce the care methods for roses and hydroponics...
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Will using fresh wood shavings for potted orchids burn the roots?
Will potting orchids in fresh wood shavings burn the roots?
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Bonsai Field Planting and Stock Cultivation Tips: Root Development and Stock Cultivation Go Hand in Hand, Achieving Two Goals at Once
For those who practice bonsai, cultivating stock is essential. Those who have the conditions prefer field planting, because the roots of field-planted stock are unrestricted, and the more developed the roots, the faster the stock grows. However, free root growth also has a drawback: the direction of the roots is very hard to control...
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A downhill cymbidium orchid with dragon roots and a see-through center: in 3 years it produced 3 shoots and was grown into a top-grade orchid pot.
This beautiful cymbidium orchid with dragon roots and a yellow see-through center was just harvested by an orchid enthusiast in Guizhou. The edging is very well defined, the corner leaves all carry variegation, and the newly grown dragon roots have only just put out white buds. This kind of downhill orchid with dragon roots and a see-through center has once again stirred the hearts of a large wave of orchid enthusiasts. According to orchid...
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What to do about root rot in Rieger begonia? Here's the correct way to handle it
First, it could be lack of water or too much water, so you need to water it in time or replace the potting soil; second, it could be improper fertilizing, so you need to reduce the amount of fertilizer or replace the soil; it could also be caused by temperatures that are too high or too low, so you can cool it down or keep it warm; finally, it could be caused by poor ventilation, so you need to open the windows regularly to let air in.
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How to care for rootless succulents: once they root, a simple transplant will make them burst into a full pot
For rootless succulents like beheaded cuttings, we can use water propagation to encourage rooting first, let the succulent grow roots, and then replant it in a pot. For water propagation of succulents, the wound on the succulent must be dried and healed properly, and the water level should be kept at a certain distance from...
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Lucky bamboo with 3 added things, grown for half a year: leaves stay glossy green with no yellowing, and roots grow fast
The first thing is fertilizer. If you keep fish in a fish tank, there is fish waste, so it is a very good organic fertilizer. Fallen fish scales are also a very good phosphorus fertilizer. However, you need to keep quite a few fish to supply enough for such a large pot of lucky bamboo. If your home does not...
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Bonsai technique: Cleverly using the approach grafting method to add roots to an old trident maple stump
When doing bonsai, sometimes you run into this awkward situation: a stump you have cultivated for several years has a flawed root flare, with roots missing in certain spots, and trying to induce it to grow them on its own is nearly impossible. Is there any method to quickly add roots? Yes, use the approach grafting method...
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