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Succulents tend to rot at the roots when there is a lot of rain in spring. Here is how to handle it correctly.
Spring is the most important season for succulents. The best time to grow them plump and strong is right now, so check every succulent in your home. If you find ones that have not grown for a long time, are in poor condition, or have not recovered from winter frost damage...
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Add this to the lucky bamboo vase and big white roots will grow in two weeks, with glossy green leaves
In this season, many flower lovers buy a bunch of lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana) to grow at home in water. It is fairly easy to care for, but many people find that the lucky bamboo they bring home is very hard to root, or roots very slowly, when simply stuck into water, and within a few days the leaves start turning yellow...
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What pests affect the Milan flower? For cutworms, prune the roots, replace the soil and drench with pesticide for control
What pests affect the Milan flower? For cutworms, prune the roots, replace the soil and drench with pesticide
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The best time to propagate Clivia miniata by leaf cuttings is autumn and winter, when roots form quickly
The best time for leaf cuttings of Clivia miniata: autumn and winter leaf cuttings root quickly
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How often should you change the water for hydroponic peace lilies? Here's how to make it grow new roots
Peace lilies are a favorite among many plant lovers. Peace lilies can be grown not only in soil but also hydroponically. How often should you change the water for hydroponic peace lilies? How do hydroponic peace lilies grow new roots: How often to change the water for hydroponic peace lilies: Changing the water is to ensure the oxygen supply in the water and provide nutrients for the growth of the peace lily's root system.
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How to prevent and control soft rot in Chinese cabbage and cabbage? Roots and stems rot and topple over with a push
Prevention and control methods for soft rot in Chinese cabbage and cabbage, where roots and stems rot and plants topple over with a push
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Make your own nutrient soil with pine needles: airy and well-draining, for flowers with fat roots and green leaves
Pine needle soil is rich in organic fertilizer and microorganisms, and has the characteristics of being fertile and loose, airy and well-draining. It can promote rapid root growth and has a certain effect against pests and diseases. It is very light in weight and very suitable for use in growing flowers. Pine needle soil fermentation: (1)...
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These 3 kinds of flowers should be repotted in autumn; their roots are too vigorous to survive the winter
Repotting potted flowers needs to be based on the plant's growth habits. Repotting during the bud stage or the peak blooming stage, these three periods, will at best affect growth, causing them to miss the growing season, or cause flowers that should bloom to miss their flowering period, resulting in serious consequences...
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How long exactly do succulents need to dry their roots?
Text and images: Internet. A succulent enthusiast showed me photos of a succulent whose roots had just been trimmed and asked me how long it needed to dry its roots. After looking at the photos of the root system, I told him to let it dry for 1 day, then pot it, and then wait one more day before watering. Later, another...
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