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Secrets to repotting succulents: trimming and drying the roots keeps plants healthy and plump
Under long-term artificial cultivation, the root system of a succulent fills the entire pot, which is bad for drainage and aeration, and the soil nutrients are completely depleted, turning from the original granular structure into powder, with the soil becoming acidic, so after growing to a certain stage it...
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What to do about yellow leaves and root rot on pothos? A few little tricks keep the leaves emerald green for half a year and let it climb the wall
Pothos is a green plant we often grow; its leaves are fresh and green all year round, not only beautifying the environment but also purifying the air. But some friends grow pothos and within a few months only the flowerpot is left. Other friends grow pothos that grows especially lush and can even climb...
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Use these for bougainvillea cuttings: fast rooting without damaging roots, with a survival rate of almost 100%
I have taken several batches of bougainvillea cuttings, including sand cuttings, half-soil half-sand cuttings, water cuttings, and water cuttings moved to soil after half of them grew fungal filaments. I found that caring for the small seedlings is especially troublesome and time-consuming, and more importantly, the survival rate is quite low (possibly related to my not using rooting hormone...
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Do this when rooting rose cuttings, and the survival rate can reach 100%, blooming in all four seasons and filling the house with fragrance
The rose is the queen of flowers, and very many people grow it. Since it can be propagated by cuttings, with just 1 mother plant you can easily have a small garden. Rose cuttings can basically be taken in all four seasons, and when the temperature is not...
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What should you do when gardenia and Chinese rose develop root rot due to compacted soil?
Soil is the most important thing when growing flowers. Nutrient-rich soil is better for flower growth and continuously provides nutrients to the flowers. If the soil becomes compacted, with poor air permeability and drainage, watering can easily lead to root rot, and the roots will not grow well,...
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Want to repot your potted plants? How can you change the soil quickly without damaging the roots?
Anyone who has grown flowers and plants at home knows that for plants, the condition of the soil directly affects how well they grow. So besides paying attention to maintaining the fertility of the soil, regularly replacing the soil the plants grow in...
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Spider Plant and Clivia Root Rot About to Die, This Rescue Method Makes Big White Roots Grow Like Crazy
Root rot is a common problem for plants, so how should you deal with it? Below we introduce rescue methods for spider plant and clivia root rot! What to do when a spider plant gets root rot? (1). When signs of root rot appear in a spider plant, promptly place it in a ventilated, bright spot with indirect light...
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Transplant roses like this when they have flower buds: no root damage and they will bloom quickly
The rose has grown flower buds, how do you transplant it? This is a problem that rose growers usually encounter. There are usually two situations for this problem. One situation is roses planted in the ground; because the best season for transplanting has already passed, when they need to be transplanted...
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