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Remember these few points when propagating kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) from cuttings: roots in less than two weeks, and it will be covered in flowers by autumn
How do you choose a stem for kalanchoe cuttings? Can flower stalks be used directly for cuttings? After a kalanchoe finishes blooming, the flower stalks you cut off cannot be used for cuttings; the buds that emerge from those flower stalks are flower buds. The chance of shoots emerging is very small, so using them for cuttings...
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Succulent potting soil easily compacts? Change your watering method and the roots will fill the pot in a few days
After growing succulents for a long time, you will inevitably run into the problem of potting soil compaction. Small pots are one thing, since repotting them with fresh soil is relatively easy, but what about large pots? Repotting with fresh soil is really hard work. Is there any method that lets us be lazy and skip repotting...
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Clivia rooting too slowly? Throw in a small pill and thick white roots will sprout quickly
(Summary) Dear flower lovers, if you want the beautiful, upright clivia to root quickly, there are four methods. Among them, the water soaking method uses sugar water for soaking, the medicine soaking method uses vitamin B12 for soaking, the drying method places it in a ventilated spot to dry for a while, and the warming method...
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Water your pothos with these three liquids, and its roots and buds will grow like crazy, its leaves will be shiny, and it will fill the pot in half a month.
The flowers and plants you keep at home always need fertilizer. In fact, these few things at home can serve as flower fertilizer. Today, the editor will teach you three tricks, so that after your pothos drinks these three liquids, it will keep growing roots and buds like crazy, its leaves will be shiny, and in half a month it will grow into a waterfall...
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Lucky bamboo roots from a single cutting stuck in soil, the method is simple and it grows fast, no need to buy new ones
Lucky bamboo has an appealing name and graceful form; plant it in a pretty pot and it looks lovely anywhere in the home. In fact, you do not need to buy new lucky bamboo, it can also be propagated from a single cutting, and the method is simple. Lucky...
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3 tips from 10 years of growing orchids: green leaves, strong roots, and dozens of pots divided every year
Follow the gardening site to get more gardening tips! I remember the first time I started growing orchids was more than ten years ago. Back then there were still many orchids on the mountain, so I casually dug up some and brought them home to plant in pots. At the beginning, just like many flower lovers...
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Add three things to hydroponic plants, and they won't rot roots or turn yellow leaves, with lush green branches and leaves and vigorous growth
Hydroponic plants are a new type of potted plant best suited for growing at home. They are not only clean and hygienic, with high ornamental value, but also especially easy and low-maintenance. However, many flower lovers report that the hydroponic flowers they grow often develop yellow leaves and root rot, ...
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Bonsai Made from Fruit Pits and Vegetable Roots Is Elegant and Unique: A Foreign Girl Goes Viral Online
You have seen the green leaves of pothos, admired the alluring blooms of peonies, and appreciated the resilient uprightness of bamboo. But have you ever seen bonsai like these? Leftover fruit pits, cut-off vegetable roots, and pine nuts from the roadside are all turned by this girl into...
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Water your flowers with onion water, and in 5 days they grow big white roots, bloom vigorously, and fill the pot within 1 month
Every household has onions. Most people only know that onions can be used for cooking, but they don't know that this small onion has many clever uses in growing flowers! Don't believe it? Then keep reading with Huahua!
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Succulents losing leaves more and more seriously? Control the temperature well and the roots will grow fast without dropping leaves
A flower friend asked, why do the succulents I grow keep dropping leaves? What can cause succulents to drop leaves is generally root drying or rotting caused by overwatering or hard potting soil, which leads to leaf water loss and then leaf drop, ...
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