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Succulent watering has its subtleties; get the method wrong and it is no wonder the roots do not grow well
There are very many types of succulents, and their forms are very unusual too. Succulents are adorably cute and have won the affection of a great many people. But when it comes to watering succulents, should you really follow the method of letting the soil dry out completely and then soaking it thoroughly? Although watering succulents this way...
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This type of soil is the most suitable for growing orchids; the roots won't rot even after 10 years
Orchids are a traditional famous flower in our country and carry rich cultural value, but orchids are very prone to root rot or yellowing leaves. If you want to grow orchids well, soil is very important. The roots, stems and leaves of orchids have a very unique form, and they don't need much...
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Money Tree leaves drop at the slightest touch and the roots go soft - with this remedy it can still survive
Money Tree (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) losing leaves, leaves dropping at the slightest touch - this kind of situation is generally caused by root rot, so what can be done to save the Money Tree? Let's take a look below! The sign of Money Tree root rot is leaf drop, and the leaves also turn yellow. Mon...
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Rose cuttings root successfully this way, with white roots sprouting fast and in abundance
Rose flowers are large and brightly colored, blooming every month, and are deeply loved by many flower enthusiasts. Today we introduce the "Wall-Hitting 2.0" rose cutting method, which roots as soon as you stick it in, letting you easily turn one pot into many pots! Wall-Hitting 2.0 rose cutting method: Wall-Hitting 2.0 rose cutting method...
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What should you do if a succulent grows roots but does not sprout?
During the growing season of succulents, usually spring and autumn, the environment is relatively suitable at this time, very suitable for succulent growth, and also very suitable for leaf propagation of succulents, letting a single leaf become a pot of succulents. Many people in autumn really like...
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Root cutting propagation method for winter jasmine: cut roots during flowering season to make bonsai
Winter jasmine, also known as yingchun, golden belt, and little yellow flower, is a deciduous shrub in the genus Jasminum of the family Oleaceae. Horticultural cultivars include 'Huti Yingchun' and 'Longzhua Yingchun', and similar species include four-season winter jasmine, winter jasmine of summer (Yingxia), and yellow jasmine (Huang Suxin). ...
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Cymbidium goeringii has new shoots but no new roots - does that count as successfully established? Don't be careless, it may be a false take
The thing orchid growers (especially beginners) care about most after acquiring a plant is nothing other than whether their orchid has survived. How can you tell whether an orchid plant has taken? Anxious growers often dig into the potting soil to take a look, or simply knock the plant out of the pot to inspect it, and...
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Succulent leaves turning yellow in summer? Learn these tricks and they will no longer wither or rot at the roots
Succulent plants often grow many small offsets at the base of their leaves, and under normal circumstances this needs no attention. But because most of our succulents are grown in pots rather than in the wild, the lower leaves frequently squeeze the small...
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How to top-graft Camellia onto large Camellia oleifera rootstocks? A detailed explanation of the grafting technique
How to graft Camellia onto large Camellia oleifera rootstocks? The technique of top-grafting Camellia onto large Camellia oleifera rootstocks. How to graft Camellia onto large Camellia oleifera rootstocks? The technique of top-grafting Camellia onto large Camellia oleifera rootstocks. Camellia is a plant of the genus Camellia in the family Theaceae, an evergreen shrub or small tree, and one of China's ten traditional...
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Ugly, battered flower roots from relatives back home surprisingly bloom as big as a bowl's mouth, more beautiful than peonies
During the May Day holiday, I went back to my hometown to visit relatives, and a relative gave me a big flower root. It looked rotten and battered, but since it was a kind gift from someone, I couldn't refuse it. Later, I took it home and planted it in a pot, and unexpectedly, the blooms that opened were as big as a bowl's mouth, more beautiful than peonies!...
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