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Using garlic to grow plants turns out to be real: they grow fast, roots don't rot, and it also repels pests and promotes sprouting
As the temperature slowly rises, plants are racing to sprout and leaf out, growing rapidly and preparing to bloom. For the sake of the plants' uptake, people keep fertilizing, thinking that fertilizing will promote plant growth: watering every three days, fertilizing every two days...
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Using terracotta pots only for growing flowers is such a waste - try these 8 flower pot gardening ideas
If you are a gardener who really loves DIY, then you can use the following 8 ideas to decorate your balcony or yard, making your home look more elegant and natural. These ideas are all made with terracotta pots, and the materials are very ine...
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Using seasonings to grow flowers: rooting and bursting into a full pot is actually very simple
The seasonings in the kitchen can not only be used for cooking, but also for growing flowers. Today Huahua will teach everyone how to cleverly use seasonings to grow flowers. Come and learn, so your flowers grow plump and green!
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Using rice water to water flowers carelessly is like poison - every plant you grow dies!
Some flower lovers are puzzled. Everyone says rice water makes flowers grow vigorously, so why do their flowers get yellow leaves and wilt after watering? It's almost like poison. Some water can be used on flowers, but it can't be used carelessly. Come and see the correct way to use it!
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Using rice water to water flowers has its rules; use it wrong and it is as bad as poison, one pot raised, one pot dead
Some novice flower growers have little experience and easily mean well but do harm. For example, after rinsing rice, they pour the rice water straight into the pot. How can that work? It will definitely burn the flower roots. A good thing used the wrong way is no different from poison, and instead kills the flowers! Huahua teaches you the correct way to water flowers, come and see!
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How does she grow a pothos waterfall in 10 days using only 3 wooden sticks?
Recently, Huahua visited a friend's home and saw pot after pot of pothos poles, and was practically green with envy! But my friend told me that making a pothos pole is actually super simple, and can be done with just 3 wooden sticks!
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How to graft Epiphyllum hybrids using Pereskia?
"Epiphyllum hybrid" is a perennial epiphytic plant. Because its overall shape is relatively similar to the shape of an arrow, and its flowers are quite like water lilies, it got this name. Its height is between 50 and 100 cm, making it a rare and excellent variety. So, how do you graft it?
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