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Mix 2 kinds of fertilizer for roses, and the roots will be strong and the flowers abundant, blooming all over the garden
Fellow flower growers, there are many substrates you can use for potted roses at home, and the key is whether you mix them well. Today, the two things the editor is going to talk about have excellent results when used for roses; the roses planted with them have strong plants and many roots, and bloom abundantly. These two things...
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How to care for golden barrel cactus in spring so it does not rot at the roots? Pay attention to these points
Golden barrel cactus, also called ivory ball, is a representative of the heavily spined cactus group. It has a beautiful and impressive appearance and is deeply loved by everyone. Spring has arrived, and today we will mainly talk about some points to note in spring care for golden barrel cactus. In spring, golden barrel cactus can...
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A tree in the south: people don't eat the fruit but eat the roots; it is extremely toxic, yet its taste rivals sweet potato
In the southern regions of China, there is a low-growing tree. It looks quite ordinary and can bloom and bear fruit, but people do not eat its fruit; instead, they eat its roots, which leaves outsiders baffled. This tree is called "shushu" or "nanyang shu" locally, and it is a crop introduced from the Americas. Its characteristic is that its roots are numerous and large, just like an enlarged sweet potato, which is why it is called "shushu" (tree potato). Shushu is edible, and its taste rivals sweet potato, but it is extremely toxic and must never be eaten raw.
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Feed your orchids a "three dishes and one soup" and their roots will be strong, their leaves green, they won't get sick, and they'll bloom 3 times a year
To care for orchids, you need to prepare "three dishes and one soup" for them - cheap dishes that don't cost a lot of money. After eating them, the orchids will be lush green, won't get sick, and will bloom three times a year. To care for orchids, you don't have to spend a lot of money, don't have to waste money, and can even prepare them without spending any money...
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Use these three things for growing flowers: they won't burn the roots or breed pests, and the plants grow especially vigorously
Many people like to use quick-acting fertilizers or nutrient solutions and the like when growing flowers. Although these can provide plenty of nutrients for the plants, long-term use is not good for their growth. They can also make the potting soil compact. In fact, in our daily life...
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How to rescue a Clivia miniata with shriveled roots? Try these methods
If the roots of a Clivia miniata have shriveled, you must rescue it right away. First, take the plant out of the pot. Then, cut off all the roots that have already shriveled. Next, soak it in a disinfectant solution for about ten minutes. After that, place it in a ventilated, shady spot for two days. Then replace the soil and plant it again. In the care that follows, take special care not to give too much water.
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What to do when azalea or succulent leaves fall off at the slightest touch? If you do not treat it soon, only the roots will be left.
At home, azaleas, gardenias, camellias, and even succulents are dropping leaves! What exactly should be done? Today Huahua will analyze the causes for everyone and talk about the solutions. Garden friends who do not understand, hurry up and take a look!
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What to do when a clivia has too many roots
If the plant has never bloomed, do not cut the roots first, to prevent blooming from being affected because nutrients are not absorbed. If it has already bloomed, cut the very long or already old roots off at the base, let the wounds air-dry, then plant it back into the soil and water it appropriately. If the root system is too developed, you can also repot it into a larger pot or divide the offsets.
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Tips for rooting rose and money tree cuttings: big white roots grow in just a few days
Homemade rooting water can make plants root quickly. Here are the rooting methods for rose and money tree! Rose cutting rooting method: (1). Sugar water. Homemade rooting water with sugar water at a concentration of 5%~10%. Soak the base of the trimmed rose branch...
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Summer is here. Master this one trick to keep your succulents from rotting at the roots
Summer is coming, and small potted succulents are once again appearing in our lives. In recent years, succulents have become very popular, not only because they are cheap but also because they are small and beautiful. According to partial statistics, there are about 1...
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