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Grow flowers by growing roots first: 4 kinds of flowers can swallow a whole pot of soil in 2 years, and if you do not prune them, they will all die off
To grow flowers, you must first grow the roots. This is a consensus reached by flower lovers. Actually, what I want to say today is that this statement is both right and wrong. In the early stage of growing flowers, the root system of the flowers must be well developed, so that the roots can absorb enough...
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Keeping pothos happy comes down to this one trick: a pot full of white roots and vines growing like crazy
Grow pothos well with just this one trick: a pot full of big white roots, vines shooting out fast, growing "wild." Many flower lovers still struggle to grow pothos well, so Xiao Qi is sharing a simple trick. Do as I say, and your vines will grow like crazy with no problem. Pothos is very easy to grow...
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When osmanthus drops its leaves, grasp the key points; soak its roots with "this" and it will burst with new shoots in autumn
When osmanthus drops its leaves, these points are key. If you notice them, soak the roots with "it" and it will burst with new shoots in autumn. What should you do when four-season osmanthus drops its leaves? This is a question I answered in a Q&A, and I'm sharing it as an article for my followers. You said you bought it in April...
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Having trouble growing pothos in summer? Cut a stem and put it in water, it roots fast and the leaves won't turn yellow
Pothos is arguably everyone's first choice when buying plants at the flower shop. Especially in this hot weather, if you keep a few pots of these lush green plants at home, it really makes things feel a lot cooler, and pothos is pretty easy to care for...
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Add a little of this dirty stuff when repotting: it disinfects and sterilizes, and the roots grow strong
Friends who love growing flowers all know that potted flowers should be repotted every one to two years, giving the roots more room to grow and fertile soil, so the plants grow more and more vigorously, with lush foliage and flowers that never stop! So when repotting flowers...
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This flower roots from a single stem stuck in soil, blooms in one month, beautiful and easy to grow, plant it in a pot and enjoy flowers for 4 seasons
This flower roots from a single stem stuck in soil, blooms in one month, beautiful and easy to grow, plant it in a pot and enjoy flowers for 4 seasons! Everyone knows that the moss rose is very easy to grow, because it also has another name, "die-hard," and you can tell just from the name. Especially the current...
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Following Nature: Returning Fallen Leaves to Their Roots for Soil Improvement in Vineyards
Following Nature: Returning Fallen Leaves to Their Roots for Soil Improvement in Vineyards
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Why should you not water before and after drenching the roots with fungicide?
Why should you not water before and after drenching the roots with fungicide? Here are the reasons. Before drenching the roots with fungicide, you should not water. First, because the root disease of the crop has already occurred; if you water, the pathogens will spread with the flowing water, causing more dead plants. Second, because watering easily leads to reduced soil aeration, root oxygen deficiency, and...
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What are the precautions for drenching roots with fungicides?
What should be noted when drenching roots with fungicides? Please give an introduction. Drenching roots with fungicides is a simple and easy effective measure for controlling crop root diseases. But the following points should be carefully noted when drenching roots. Drug selection should be reasonable: choose fungicides with strong specificity and high disease-control efficacy; do not use drugs blindly...
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What precautions should be taken when drenching roots with fungicides? Correct operation is key
What issues should be noted when drenching roots with fungicides? Please explain. To prevent vegetable root diseases, vegetable growers commonly drench roots with fungicides. Although the effect is good, certain precautions during root drenching must not be ignored, otherwise there will be side effects. First, greenhouses that have already used bacterial fertilizer should try not to use fungicide root drenching for disease prevention. For...
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