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Water Haworthia like this to easily grow taproots, with leaves that are plump, translucent and crystal clear
Haworthia (Haworthia cooperi) originates from South Africa. It grows quickly, has a round, plump shape and is crystal clear, making it very popular. I often hear gardening friends marvel that greenhouse-grown Haworthia has rich colors, plump leaf shapes, is exquisite and translucent, and its roots have grown into taproots, while the ones they grow themselves...
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Fertilizing flowers in summer can't stop; add something to the water and you'll get strong roots, green leaves and more blooms
Lately quite a few flower lovers have come asking for help, saying their flowers lost all their vigor after blooming, with yellowing and falling leaves, and even the stems grew thin... This is malnutrition! Once the flowers finish blooming you have to fertilize quickly, but summer is so hot that a little fertilizer burns the flowers to death...
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Succulents half-dead, stick them in a bottle in summer and big white roots pop out right away
The latest wave of high temperatures is here. Are your succulents ready? Black rot, turning to mush... once these hit, your succulents won't survive. If only a few leaves are left, can you still propagate them from leaves? The weather is so hot, ordinary leaf propagation definitely won't work. Hurry up and learn - Huahua will teach you a great method for rooting in summer!
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Three Methods for Propagating Pothos by Cuttings in Summer: Roots and New Shoots in 7 Days, a Full Pot in 1 Month
Pothos is a fairly common plant, kept by almost everyone. It is fair to say that pothos, as a potted plant that both beautifies the home and purifies the air, is understandably loved by all. But growing pothos is also a skilled task, and gardeners who want...
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What to do when red spot disease runs rampant in clivia? Master these few tricks for strong roots and lush leaves
Clivia is a highly ornamental flowering plant, and many people keep a pot of it at home for decoration. Its leaves are glossy, and whether it blooms or not, it is very appealing. When caring for clivia, you can...
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Growing succulents in summer: add a little of this to the pot for strong roots, beautiful leaves and a plump, chubby look
Lately many gardening friends have started to worry that the succulents they care for will struggle to make it through the summer in the high temperatures of over 30 degrees Celsius. When the temperature is too high, the succulents look soft and listless, and some get scorched even when kept out of direct sun. What were once plump, juicy succulents look about to turn into dried succulents...
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Succulent Echeveria 'Derlu' Roots Bitten by Insects? Treat It This Way and It Will Still Grow Beautifully
Let's continue with today's Q&A session! Question 1: Help my succulent! It's grown so leggy, what should I do? Answer: Leggy is leggy, the top priority in summer is to keep your succulent alive! Wait until autumn, then behead it or pull off leaves to reshape it...
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Six easy-to-grow plants: one stem cutting in soil roots in seven days, blooms and fills the pot in three months
These plants are so easy to grow: one stem cutting dropped into a pot roots and sprouts, filling the pot in three months. Geranium: big, bright, colorful blooms, very beautiful and eye-catching, and grown well it can flower 300 days a year. Snip off a stem cutting at random and soak it...
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Six easy-to-grow flowers and plants: one cut stem stuck in soil roots in seven days, and fills the pot in three months
These flowers and plants are so easy to grow: one cut stem tossed into a pot roots and sprouts, and fills the pot in three months: Geranium, with big, brightly colored blooms, very beautiful and eye-catching, and when grown well it can bloom for three hundred days a year; casually cut a stem off, soak...
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Pour a little of this into the flower pot every day, and the potting soil becomes loose with plenty of nutrients, plants bloom fast and roots do not rot
There is a lot to learn about growing flowers, and many people put all their focus on fertilizing and watering. In fact, the soil is also very important. A good nutrient-rich soil is extremely beneficial to plant growth. But after growing flowers for a long time, the soil in the pot inevitably becomes poor in nutrients, ...
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