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Add this to the pots of clivia and snake plants, and they will not rot their roots for years and will grow vigorously
In the hot summer, many green plants need watering to prevent them from wilting. But if clivia and snake plants are not properly controlled, they can easily die. We can put this thing in the flowerpot and keep them for many years. Regular main...
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Add this when watering snake plants, and the roots will be strong, the leaves green, upright and handsome, with no need to fertilize for a whole year.
Summer is here, and many flower lovers like to keep a few potted plants at home. They not only decorate the room but also purify the air. The snake plant (Sansevieria) is one of the more popular potted plants. Keep one at home and it can be called...
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Lucky bamboo cutting propagation method: do this and roots and leaf buds will sprout on their own
Lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana) is a household green plant we see quite often in daily life, and it is also commonly seen in many shops, companies and so on. Lucky bamboo represents "blooming flowers and wealth," and "bamboo brings peace"! It is fair to say its symbolic meaning is quite wonderful. Placing it at home also makes...
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Clivia always gets root rot and won't survive? Use moss with a 4-step care routine and it will grow 10 roots like crazy
There are many expert gardeners among the people. Recently, another Clivia owner shared photos with the little gardener. It turned out that his Clivia, whose rotten roots had been cut off at the middle, had grown roots again. Others use sand for cuttings to make Clivia re-root, but he doesn't like sand...
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How to prune the roots of a clivia? Detailed explanation of the correct method and precautions
Gardeners may run into these problems when growing clivias. The longer a clivia is grown, the more roots it develops, and the more roots there are, the less potting soil remains. At this point the clivia's growth will become increasingly poor. That is when we need to...
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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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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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Grow orchids with these 3 types of soil: 10 years of strong roots, green leaves and abundant blooms
Grow orchids with these 3 types of soil, and for 10 years they will have strong roots, green leaves and abundant blooms!
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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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