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Dragon bone cactus wants to shoot through the roof? The roots must be strong; prune it this way and it won't topple even at over ten meters, and cuttings will root easily
Dragon bone, also called triangular spurge, is considered by many people to be a plant in the cactus family, and some even call it the "universal grafting rootstock." Actually, it is a plant in the Euphorbiaceae family, and can only be grafted with Euphorbiaceae plants such as crown of thorns or the crested euphorbia...
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Add 2 drops of liquid to hydroponic lucky bamboo, and the more white roots grow, the more it symbolizes wealth and prosperity in bloom
Many people like to keep a pot of lucky bamboo at home. Lucky bamboo not only decorates the home beautifully, but also carries good meanings of turning one's luck around and bringing in wealth, making it very popular. In addition, it can purify the air and increase air humidity...
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Make your own simple rooting water to quickly coax out plenty of plump white roots
When growing flowers, the most important thing is caring for the roots. As long as the roots are well cared for, the flowers will naturally grow vigorously. Whether it is cuttings or rescuing flowers from root rot, fast rooting is especially important. When taking cuttings, you often run into the problem of no roots forming...
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Do rose cuttings this way: every cutting you stick will live, and in 2 weeks they grow big white roots
Recently, some flower friends left comments saying that their own rose cuttings looked like they were sprouting new shoots, but a few days later the stems turned black and died. What is going on? Exactly how should roses be propagated by cuttings so the survival rate is high? Bai Xiaomei'er has also tried many kinds of rose...
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Using pine cones and peanut shells as pot liners is wrong; use them to repel pests, and no matter how much you water, the roots won't rot
Using pine cones and peanut shells as pot liners is wrong! Use them, and they can repel pests, and no matter how much you water, the roots won't rot. Recently I've been reading articles, and there are still many authors saying to use pine cones, peanut shells and the like to line the bottom of flower pots as a drainage layer, claiming the effect on plants is great,...
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Pour a little of this into the flower pot, and no matter how hot it gets, the soil will not harden - loose and good for the roots
The weather is getting hotter and hotter. This period is also a difficult time for potted flowers to get through. After all, when the temperature is too high, small problems easily appear, such as root scorching, yellowing leaves, drying up, flower drop, and even failure to bloom. Actually, it is not...
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These flowers rot at the roots and die from too much watering, and misting can kill them too, so keep your hands off
In the hot summer, water evaporates fairly quickly, so compared with other seasons, many flowers and plants need to be watered more often. Quite a few gardening fans wish they could water their flowers every single day, and as a result, water accumulates, the roots rot, and the plants die. Other gardening fans think...
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Grow flowers by growing roots first: 4 kinds of flowers can swallow a whole pot of soil in 2 years, and if you do not prune them, they will all die off
To grow flowers, you must first grow the roots. This is a consensus reached by flower lovers. Actually, what I want to say today is that this statement is both right and wrong. In the early stage of growing flowers, the root system of the flowers must be well developed, so that the roots can absorb enough...
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What precautions should be taken when drenching roots with fungicides? Correct operation is key
What issues should be noted when drenching roots with fungicides? Please explain. To prevent vegetable root diseases, vegetable growers commonly drench roots with fungicides. Although the effect is good, certain precautions during root drenching must not be ignored, otherwise there will be side effects. First, greenhouses that have already used bacterial fertilizer should try not to use fungicide root drenching for disease prevention. For...
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How to prevent pests that suck sap, chew leaves, and damage wheat roots in winter wheat
Prevention methods for pests in winter wheat that suck sap, chew leaves, and damage wheat roots
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