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Your clivia isn't growing well, gets stuck flower stalks, or won't bloom? It's all because these methods were used incorrectly
When growing clivia at home, if you want it to grow vigorously, have deep green leaves, and bloom every year without the flower stalk getting stuck, the care methods must be appropriate, but many flower lovers use methods that are mostly wrong, which leads to the symptoms mentioned above. Correct these in time...
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Use these soils for growing flowers, they are rich in fertility, grow fast, and the leaves are big and green
For home gardening, besides buying soil and digging up some garden soil, there are actually quite a few good fertile soils around us, but many flower lovers still don't know about them. Let's take a look~ "Good fertile soils around us" Worm castings soil. Worm castings are a very good soil for growing flowers, not...
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Use these materials to grow orchids, ten times better than bought ones, and you don't have to worry even if you water too much
The biggest problem with growing orchids at home is the growing medium. Nowadays households generally use pond mud or the so-called orchid potting soil sold at flower markets, and on top of that they water every day. The medium drains poorly, the pot is not breathable, and the result is rotten roots and yellow leaves, ...
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Doubts raised about the use of medicines on Chinese orchids: these questions need to be clarified
Doubts about the use of medicines on Chinese orchids
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Use these things to repel insects from your plants and keep them safe from pests
Floral water is probably a mosquito-repellent product kept in every household. As the weather gets hotter, mosquitoes and insects become more and more rampant. Basically, people buy some floral water to keep at home every year, and after summer is over, a lot is left over. It feels like a waste to throw it away...
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Use these for bougainvillea cuttings: fast rooting without damaging roots, with a survival rate of almost 100%
I have taken several batches of bougainvillea cuttings, including sand cuttings, half-soil half-sand cuttings, water cuttings, and water cuttings moved to soil after half of them grew fungal filaments. I found that caring for the small seedlings is especially troublesome and time-consuming, and more importantly, the survival rate is quite low (possibly related to my not using rooting hormone...
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Use these three things for growing flowers: they won't burn the roots or breed pests, and the plants grow especially vigorously
Many people like to use quick-acting fertilizers or nutrient solutions and the like when growing flowers. Although these can provide plenty of nutrients for the plants, long-term use is not good for their growth. They can also make the potting soil compact. In fact, in our daily life...
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Don't use homemade succulent fertilizer carelessly; these 3 will kill your plants for sure
Succulents are so cute, how could you not keep a few pots? Many succulent lovers take up growing them with exactly this mindset and fill their balconies with them. Veteran growers like to use some "homemade" flower fertilizers when caring for succulents, but beginner growers shouldn't blindly co...
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I Used to Kill Every Pothos I Owned - It Turns Out These Habits of Mine Were to Blame
Spring is here, and more and more people are buying flowering potted plants to decorate their homes, hoping to bring greenery and blooms indoors. Indeed, a home with a splash of color becomes richer and more vibrant. I'm the same...
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Use these 3 media for succulents, and the potting soil will be breathable and less prone to root rot
For beginners, what soil to use for growing succulents is definitely a question worth studying. It is not that this question is very complicated, but that there are too many choices and it is hard to know which to choose. Each type of soil has its own characteristics, and flower lovers can choose according to the following...
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