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It is hard to water the potting mix thoroughly; the orchid roots never have a stable footing, which is bad for orchid growth.
Regarding the question raised by an orchid friend: the potting mix is very hard to water through. A pot needs watering for a long time before it even feels slightly moist, and you still cannot tell whether it is wet through. With just a little watering, water runs out of the bottom of the pot, and looking through the pot holes, a lot is still dry! How should this be handled? The potting mix is too...
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Osmanthus Grafting Methods: Rootstock and Scion Selection and Key Post-Grafting Management Points
September is truly the season of osmanthus fragrance, and among ancient Chinese poems praising flowers, the number of works celebrating osmanthus is quite considerable. "Not a plant of the mortal world, transplanted from the moon. A single breath of fragrance from the Guanghan Palace, blown until it blooms across the mountains" - this is about the fragrance of osmanthus. Before you even get close to the osmanthus, you can already smell a refreshing fragrance from afar.
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In autumn, grow these 4 flowers in water; one bottle of water is enough to keep them alive, and in 7 days they grow small white roots.
As potted plants on the balcony increase, many flower lovers want to try growing flowers hydroponically. Hydroponic flowers use water as a medium, growing flowers directly in a container filled with water and applying the nutrients needed for growth, for...
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Make your own nutrient soil with pine needles: airy and well-draining, for flowers with fat roots and green leaves
Pine needle soil is rich in organic fertilizer and microorganisms, and has the characteristics of being fertile and loose, airy and well-draining. It can promote rapid root growth and has a certain effect against pests and diseases. It is very light in weight and very suitable for use in growing flowers. Pine needle soil fermentation: (1)...
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Appreciating a black pine with exposed roots - do you like this kind of styling?
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Grow dahlias this way for abundant roots, lush leaves and profuse blooms, and they can flower twice a year
Parent-Child Chinese Studies Academy promotes traditional Chinese culture! With Chinese studies education, let children awaken their wisdom. Follow Dahlia, also known as dahlia pinnata, dahlia, tree dahlia and so on, is a perennial herbaceous bulbous plant, with a great many praised names for its flower colors and forms, rich...
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This flower can be propagated by cuttings, no need to buy it: snap off a branch, put it in a pot, and in 7 days it sprouts and roots - good-looking and easy to grow
Autumn is the perfect season for cuttings; the temperature is suitable, and almost anything you stick in will take root. This flower in particular - stop buying it with money, snap off a branch and toss it in a pot, and in 7 days it sprouts and roots, good-looking and easy to grow! It is pothos (Epipremnum aureum), and pothos has extremely high ornamental value...
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Struggling with root rot and yellow leaves when growing flowers? Grow them with this and even without fertilizing for three years, the roots stay strong and the leaves lush.
Everyone loves growing flowers, but there are always times when they just won't thrive. Especially some inexperienced flower lovers can even manage to kill plants like pothos and cacti, which shows that growing flowers really does require some cultivation know-how. Today...
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Pothos meets a plastic bottle: roots grow like crazy and leaves get bigger than your palm
A few days ago, Huahua went to a friend's house and noticed quite a few empty plastic bottles saved up in her room. Only after asking did Huahua find out that these plastic bottles were being used to grow pothos! Pothos grown in plastic bottles not only develops thicker and thicker stems, but even the le...
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I bought a snake plant (Sansevieria) online and after planting it, the roots rotted. How do I save it?
Question answer: Bought a snake plant online and planted it in river sand, and root rot has appeared. It is probably not caused by soil compaction. It may be that you watered too frequently this past month, or kept the snake plant's soil moist and poorly ventilated for a long time without maintaining...
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