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Grow spider plants like this in spring: roots as thick as radishes, leaves 2 fingers wide, and a full pot in one month
Spider plants can absorb formaldehyde and other harmful gases from the air. Many friends keep a pot at home to purify the air and decorate their living space, and they are very easy to grow. Some flower lovers ask why their spider plants always have dry tips and yellow leaves and never seem to...
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How to grow orchids? Growing the roots first is the key to orchid care
Grow the roots first when growing orchids
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Scientific orchid growing - the optimal needs of orchid roots and environmental requirements!
Scientific orchid growing - the optimal needs of orchid roots and environmental requirements!
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Don't repot your flowers carelessly in spring; without understanding the basics, you'll only harm the roots and the plants
Some of the plants we grow at home grow very fast, and many gardening enthusiasts think about repotting them so they'll grow even faster. But somehow, after repotting, the plant just declines and dies. Actually, this isn't the plant's own fault...
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What are the repair measures for damaged roots after watermelon transplanting?
Repair measures for damaged roots after watermelon transplanting In early spring, greenhouse watermelon transplanting generally takes place in March, when the weather is mainly cold and rainy. If management is poor after transplanting, it can lead to root damage, slow emergence, leaf yellowing, root rot, and in severe cases...
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Using garlic to grow plants turns out to be real: they grow fast, roots don't rot, and it also repels pests and promotes sprouting
As the temperature slowly rises, plants are racing to sprout and leaf out, growing rapidly and preparing to bloom. For the sake of the plants' uptake, people keep fertilizing, thinking that fertilizing will promote plant growth: watering every three days, fertilizing every two days...
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Succulents establish 3 times faster: one rubber band makes them grow roots like crazy
March, April, and in the blink of an eye it is time to buy succulents again. But succulents need a certain amount of time to establish; if the roots are not strong during this period, the succulent will very likely fail to grow well. Today I will share some little tips for making succulent roots strong!
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If a flower's roots rot, it's doomed - sprinkle a little of this in the pot and it can live for 20 years!
If a flower just has yellow leaves or is wilting, it might still be saved. But if the roots have rotted, there's basically no hope. So it's best to keep good drainage in the pot. While it's a good time to repot, sprinkle a little something in the pot so your flowers won't get root rot for 20 years!
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Propagate roses and bougainvillea with a plastic bottle: big white roots in 1 month
Spring is here again, and it's time for Huahua to show off some propagation skills. For the problem of cuttings that just won't root, Huahua has a trick for you: actually, all you need is a plastic bottle, and this problem is easily solved. Come take a look with Huahua!
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Cymbidium goeringii 'Xishenmei' details: How to grow roots well? With photos of its shortcomings
Also known as "Xichenmei", originally from Fenghua, Zhejiang, obtained by Rong Wenqing of Wuxi in 1911! Xishen is a plum-form narcissus-petal variety. When it first opens, the upper petals tend to open low, so it looks a bit dull; usually by the second day they spread out, and only then can its elegant posture be fully displayed. The stem of Xishen is not easy to stretch tall, the petals are rather thin and tend to curl back after being open a long time. To get a good flower form still requires some skill...
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