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Growing jasmine and gardenia with a rotten apple works wonders: never yellow leaves, blooms every day
Many people love the fresh fragrance of jasmine and gardenia, yet they can never seem to grow them well. Either the buds drop or the leaves turn yellow, which is a real headache. Why is that? It turns out that the pH of the soil is the culprit. Soil in the north is mostly alkaline, and for jasmine, gardenia...
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What to Do About Hollow or Rotten Roots in Wild-Collected Orchids? Beginners, Remember These Few Rules and You Can Avoid It
Why do orchid roots become hollow or rot? Anyone who grows orchids knows that orchid roots are the most prone to problems, but do you know what causes it? And what characteristics do the fleshy roots of orchids have? This article discusses orchid root problems...
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Throw a rotten sweet potato into a flower pot, and its leaves are more beautiful than ivy. You won't be able to eat it all, and autumn brings a surprise harvest.
Some people say sweet potato leaves are the king of leafy greens, and indeed sweet potato leaves have high nutritional value, can boost immunity, protect eyesight, detoxify, and fight aging, among other benefits. They are also popular in the market, especially among older friends, who often eat some sweet...
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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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Don't use rice water alone for plants - add a rotten tomato and the flowers will be big, bright and thriving
Growing flowers depends on a few key elements: sunlight, water, soil and fertilizer. Among them, fertilizer plays a crucial role. During a flower's growth, only when nutrients are supplied sufficiently will the plant grow more and more vigorously. Many flower lovers use rice water to grow flowers, ...
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Since becoming hooked on growing flowers, fruit peels and rotten leaves have all become treasures, and the trash can stays completely empty
Ever since I fell in love with growing flowers, there has been no stopping it. It feels like all kinds of things are treasures for growing flowers, such as fruit peels, rotten leaves, nut shells and so on, all excellent for growing flowers, and the trash can at home stays completely empty! Homemade flower fertilizer from fruit peels and rotten leaves...
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The succulent garden is breathtakingly beautiful, and even broken iron and rotten wood have a distinctive charm
A "succulent garden" so beautiful it takes my breath away. Though it is made of broken iron and rotten wood, it has a distinctive charm - tranquil, nostalgic. I really want to be there... peaceful years. That is just how the pot design is. My succulents basically do not get separated into individual pots; I just let them grow freely...
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How does a rotten tree stump become a bonsai artwork? Just three steps
All art is inseparable from concept. In fact, life is full of art, especially for those who love bonsai. Do friends in Taiwan, China who love bonsai feel this way? Many times, the bonsai material is very good, but I don't know how to start. Besides...
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What to Do About Rotten Leaves on Lucky Bamboo? Causes and Solutions
Its leaves may have rotted because it has not been pruned and the space is too small, so the leaves should be pruned on schedule. It may also be because the water is not changed regularly, so the leaves cannot get enough nutrients, and the water must be changed immediately. It may be that it cannot adapt to being grown in water, in which case you need to switch it from water culture to soil culture. It may also be that there is not enough fertilizer and the soil has become compacted, so you need to loosen the soil and add fertilizer, then move it to a bright area.
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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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