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When repotting an orchid, I didn't throw away the rotten roots - who knew they would actually sprout again
Orchids have always been loved by flower enthusiasts for their freshness and elegance. My husband, for one, is very fond of growing them, and we have several pots at home. However, orchids need to be repotted regularly. I always found this troublesome, so I just left it all to my husband. Previously, when he...
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Planting Succulents in Gourds and Rotten Coconut Wood Stumps: Dig a Hole and You'll Be Hooked on Growing Them
Gardeners will go to great lengths to grow succulents, using just about anything as a flower pot, such as rotten wood stumps, gourds, coconut shells...
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Five-needle pine bonsai making illustrated guide: a rotten tree stump transformed step by step into a fine bonsai
For shaping pine and cypress bonsai, there is a very classic trick, which is: pine and cypress bonsai need to be pruned boldly! Without pruning there is no form, without pruning there is no creativity, without pruning it is hard to become a classic! The essence is indeed so, it just depends on each person's understanding. Alright, let's pick one...
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Cut off the rotten roots of a cactus with one slice, and it will root quickly in water.
Soil-grown cacti are rather peculiar; when grown in soil, they are very prone to root rot. Although cacti should not be watered too much, they can also be grown in water. A water-grown cactus lets you admire its tender white roots,...
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How to deal with rotten roots in lilies? Practical solutions shared
To solve the problem of rotten lily roots, first take it out and clean the roots thoroughly, use sterilized scissors to cut off the rotten roots, then disinfect the roots, and after disinfection rinse them clean with water and let them dry. Then choose hydroponics or soil culture according to your needs.
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Don't throw away rotten tomatoes - use them to grow flowers and the branches will be sturdy and the leaves greener
A few days ago, Huahua read some experience shared by master gardeners and discovered that there really are things you can use to grow flowers everywhere in life, whether it's "trash" or all kinds of small items from daily life, they can all help, and the care...
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How to deal with a cactus with a rotten base? It's easy to save it and get it to root
If the base of your cactus has rotted, treat it with this method and it's easy to save it and get it to root. A gardening friend asked how to rescue a Tricho cactus (Echinopsis hybrid) with rotten roots. I should be fully confident in answering this question, because Xiaoqi is a big grower of cacti...
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What to do about rotten leaves on lucky bamboo? Use these 3 tricks to keep the leaves emerald green and make it grow tall
Rotten leaves on lucky bamboo are caused by improper care: compacted soil, improper watering and excessive light. So to solve the root problem, you need to find the cause and master the correct care methods. Let's take a look below at the causes of rotten leaves on lucky bamboo...
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How to prevent black rot in succulents? It's also very easy to avoid rotten leaves and get a full, bursting pot
During the care of succulents, all kinds of things often happen, and we need to deal with them in time during the care process. If you find that the leaves become transparent and black when watering, it means the succulent has developed waterlogged rot and black rot. In this situ...
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What does a "rotten-trunk style" bonsai mean? Let us introduce you to this bonsai form
Rotten-trunk style bonsai. What is a rotten-trunk style bonsai? Rotten-trunk style bonsai has two types: the cave type and the axe-cleavage type. 1. Cave type (1) Morphological characteristics: the xylem of the swollen head and stem part has partly rotted away, leaving the cortex and forming a cave, displaying the great age of the tree...
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