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Succulents in Summer: Grow the Roots First, Then Wait for the Gorgeous Transformation
Follow Follow the Encyclopedia · Meet Beauty (WeChat ID: duoroubaike) Main text begins: Thanks to the author [Langyuequan] for the original submission and sharing. Edited and compiled by: Encyclopedia Jun. Location: Weishan, Dali, Yunnan ...
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Lucky bamboo turns yellow and develops black stalks right after you buy it? Add a little something and the leaves will be glossy green with white roots filling the vase
Lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana) is also a very common ornamental potted plant with a strong decorative effect, and it also carries the meaning of bringing wealth and turning one's luck around, so it is extremely popular. I believe many friends have had the same experience as me: a lucky bamboo just bought...
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Plants die easily after repotting? Pay attention to these points for strong roots and green leaves
Spring is a good season for repotting, but recently Huahua heard that many flower lovers' plants look listless right after repotting, or even die. Today Huahua has summed up a few points to note when repotting. Follow along with Huahua, and your repotted...
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What to do when a Christmas cactus rots at the roots? Master these 3 tips for even more vigorous blooming
Nowadays, more and more people enjoy growing flowers, and among them the Christmas cactus has won the affection of many, because the Christmas cactus not only has an auspicious meaning but also produces extremely beautiful flowers; the Christmas cactus symbolizes adding beauty to what is already lovely and having good fortune ahead, ...
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Small method for converting pennywort from soil culture to water culture: simple operation that does not damage the roots, with lush green leaves
Pennywort (Hydrocotyle vulgaris) is a foliage plant with small, delicate, lush green leaves that are very popular among flower lovers. Pennywort can be grown in soil, in water, or in a half-soil half-water setup, but many flower lovers still prefer water culture, ...
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What to do when roots grow on the stems of your kalanchoe? Two tricks to solve it instantly
Xiao Qi walks you through it: what to do when roots grow on the stems of your kalanchoe? Looking at your picture, it should be aerial roots growing on the stems of your kalanchoe. What is going on? If you find roots growing on the stems of your kalanchoe, let me teach you two tricks to instantly...
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How to water a Clivia? Use these kinds of water for strong roots, green leaves, and brilliant blooms
Clivia is an indoor potted plant with very high ornamental value, but growing it well is no simple matter. Never mind anything else, watering alone is a hurdle many friends just cannot get past. Below I will introduce a few kinds of water that are very suitable for Clivia...
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Add more of this to your succulent soil mix for well-developed roots and vigorous growth
During succulent care, for succulents that need root development, you can add more grit to the substrate, ideally reaching 60 to 70 percent. With this kind of soil mix, water drains through faster, waterlogging is less likely, and root rot is less likely. Another advantage...
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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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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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