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My mother-in-law uses it to grow potted flowers and plants. No matter how many years she grows them, the roots never rot, the flowers keep blooming, and the leaves stay lush and green.
My mother-in-law uses it to grow potted flowers and plants. No matter how many years she grows them, the roots never rot, the flowers keep blooming, and the leaves stay lush and green! Potted plants are mostly grown by the elderly at home, but the pots grown in summer are the most prone to problems, because summer is hot and when watering...
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Grasp the key 10 days for growing roots in potted Clivia, and 2 little things will make the roots burst the pot
Recently, a Clivia owner shared with a young gardener the process of repotting their Clivia. Seeing the big white roots of the Clivia in the owner's home was truly enviable. For many flower lovers, the big white roots of Clivia are much prettier than the big white legs on the street...
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A musician with broken wings puts down roots in the countryside to chase his dream
A "broken-winged" musician builds his dream in the countryside
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What to do about yellow leaves, rotten leaves and moldy roots on succulents? There is still time to fix it now
5th? Foreword Qian Yan Love succulents, love life (WeChat ID: duorou91) Reply "community" and show off together with 200,000 succulent friends! Reply in the backend to "beautiful succulents", "summer care, watering, leaf propagation, soil mixing, pest removal, black rot" to view related...
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Learn the "Three Kingdoms" seedling method for growing Clivia miniata; small seedlings grow strong with white roots and are more likely to fill the pot
When growing Clivia miniata, I wonder if any of you have tried starting from small seedlings, or whether you prefer to buy a "mature" Clivia miniata that is about to bloom. This little gardener knows a Clivia miniata owner who used the "Three Kingdoms method" to grow Clivia miniata...
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Soak fig cuttings in this kind of water and thick white roots shoot up vigorously, and in 2 years the branches are loaded with fruit.
The fig is a flowering plant, and it has a certain ornamental value in itself. The fruit it produces can be eaten; in fact, what we eat is actually the flower. Because it tastes delicious and sweet, and has effects such as tonifying the spleen and stomach, in recent years...
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What to do when potting soil becomes compacted? One trick to keep roots strong and leaves green without repotting
After growing flowers for a long time, you will inevitably run into the problem of compacted potting soil. For small potted plants, never mind, repotting with fresh soil is relatively convenient. But what about large potted plants? Repotting with fresh soil is really laborious. Is there any method that lets us be lazy, skip repotting, and still...
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Hard to keep succulents in summer? Put this in the bottom of the pot, and they won't turn yellow, won't rot at the roots, and will grow plump and thick
Summer is here, and many flower lovers like to keep a few potted flowers at home, which can not only decorate the room but also purify the air. Succulents, for example, are one of the potted flowers that many flower lovers like to grow. Succulents come in all sorts of shapes, ...
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Water for hydroponic plants matters: do these 3 things for thick branches, strong roots and emerald leaves
Many gardening enthusiasts choose to grow plants directly in water for convenience and cleanliness, but they often find that the plants grow poorly, frequently with dry tips and yellow leaves, root rot, and in severe cases even the death of the whole plant. For hydroponic green plants, the most important thing...
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What to do if flowers won't root? Add a little of this to the pot, roots in 1 day, new leaves in 2 days
Gardeners who grow flowers often know that growing flowers is all about growing roots. If the root system is not well developed, the plant cannot absorb nutrients to supply the leaves and flower buds, which directly makes the leaves of potted flowers dull and lusterless, or even turn yellow. Over time, they will no longer...
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