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Check the roots before repotting succulents - only when they live comfortably can they grow into a bursting pot
When repotting succulents, many flower lovers just dig a hole first and then bury the succulent, without looking at all at what shape the root system is. Succulent roots come in umbrella shapes, radish shapes and more. If you want your succulent to settle into its pot quickly, you first have to make the roots comfortable! So how do you choose the most suitable repotting method based on the shape of the roots?
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What to Do When Lucky Bamboo's Roots Turn Black? Causes and Solutions
Lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana) is a plant widely loved by everyone, and it is believed that besides flower enthusiasts, some people who are not very familiar with plant cultivation also grow it. This is not only because it carries an auspicious meaning, but also because of its graceful form and extremely high ornamental value. During the process of growing it, if its roots turn black, it will greatly affect our enjoyment of it. What factors cause this?
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Sprinkle a handful of sand into the pot: no yellowing leaves, no root rot, roots sprouting like crazy, and even the little bugs stay away...
Gardeners who grow flowers often run into problems like compacted soil, or even little bugs burrowing into the soil. Don't worry. At times like this, all you need to do is grab a handful of sand and sprinkle it into the pot, and all your troubles are solved!
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How to Identify Orchid Roots? A Few Practical Identification Methods
The roots of orchids in the genus Cymbidium are relatively thick and fleshy. Generally, there is no distinction between a main root and lateral roots. The internal structure of orchid roots is a typical monocotyledonous type. Its cortical cells are relatively well developed, and it has symbiotic fungi called root fungi. Those growing underground are called terrestrial roots, and those growing in the air are called aerial roots. Whether terrestrial roots or ae...
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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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How do you grow lucky bamboo so it roots quickly?
This plant carries a very good meaning in the hearts of Chinese people, representing good fortune, peace, wealth and so on, so people like to keep it indoors in winter, bringing comfort to their hearts. So how should this plant be rooted? Let's find out together.
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Bury a wooden stick in the flower pot, and the roots grow as thick as radishes, with plump, green leaves.
Orchid leaves are slender and glossy green, and the flowers come in rich colors, which is why many flower lovers adore them. Quite a few flower lovers think orchids are delicate and hard to grow, and getting them to bloom is even harder. To make your plants grow strong, all you need is a wooden stick. Come and see how to use it!
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Before growing flowers, scald the soil, and bugs and germs will all die off, so roots will never rot again
Once spring arrives, not only do the flowers at home start growing, but plenty of little bugs also start popping up. Not to mention that a few days ago, when Huahua was repotting, lots of little bugs even crawled out of the soil! So before repotting flowers in spring, you must scald the soil to kill all the insect eggs and such in it, so that growing flowers won't attract little bugs!
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Smear a bit of this on the roots of your clivia, and the clustered clivia will fill the pot, blooming stunningly
In Huahua's impression, clivia mostly has a "middle-parted hairstyle", with leaves on both sides perfectly symmetrical. However, a few days ago at a friend's home, I saw the clivia she grows has leaves filling the whole pot, and the blooms are absolutely spectacular. How exactly do you grow this kind of clustered clivia?
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What is the story with orchid dragon roots and dragon eggs?
When orchid growers talk about orchids, the conversation never ends, and the center of discussion is often who has brought down another fine orchid from the mountains, and whether the plant carries a "dragon root." And every time "dragon root" comes up, it is only mentioned in terms of whether it is an authentic wild-collected seedling, and that seed-grown plants (seedlings) are worth more. However, we orchid growers...
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