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After using this kind of material on pothos, the leaves become lush and green, full of vitality
Pothos likes well-draining, loose soil, and pothos is also very fond of fertilizer. The soil for pothos is best slightly acidic, as this favors the growth of pothos. Although pothos is a shade-loving plant, it still needs to be exposed to some sunlight, so that...
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Using bacterial fertilizer poorly? Recognize these 4 major misconceptions to use it well
Microbial bacterial fertilizer, as a green fertilizer with dual effects of medicine and fertilizer, has received increasing attention from farmers in recent years, but many friends are still not familiar enough with this emerging fertilizer, microbial bacterial fertilizer, and often hold the following misconceptions:?...
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Christmas cactus not blooming? You're just using the wrong method - pour a little of this in and it will produce more flowers than leaves
These days the Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera) is becoming more and more popular. Its strange, claw-like shape is one of its signature features. The greatest joy of growing a Christmas cactus is catching a glimpse of what this exaggerated-looking plant looks like when it blooms, but...
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Tricks for getting succulents through the summer, using ice cubes to cool them down really works
My sister uses ice cubes to help her succulents "get through the summer," and this trick is worth trying. The last time I took photos of my succulents must have been over half a month ago, and by now the plants have changed a lot, the bright colors...
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Bonsai technique: Using a sacrifice branch for air layering = making use of waste
This Japanese maple, also called mountain maple, has been planted in the ground for several years. When it was planted, a tile was placed under its roots to help them grow nicely. It has always been left to grow freely. The upper part of the trunk was used as a sacrifice branch, but the sacrifice branch...
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Don't throw away this trash; using it to grow flowers works amazingly well
Everyone says that growing flowers burns through money and that there are plenty of materials you need to buy. Actually, many things in daily life can be used to grow flowers, and even some trash we don't want works surprisingly well when used for growing flowers. The three kinds of waste below are in our liv...
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Are you using the right cultivation method for the ornamental plant Christmas cactus?
Christmas cactus is an epiphytic succulent of the Cactaceae family, shrub-like, with pendulous stems, many branches and no spines, old stems woody, young stems flat; bright green or slightly purplish, truncate at the apex, flowers solitary at the tip of the branches, bilaterally symmetrical; calyx lobes free at the apex; corolla...
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Treat old soil this way and keep using it for growing flowers to make them thrive
Growing flowers has become a trend, and people who grow flowers should all know that spring is exactly the best time to repot plants. Many flower-loving friends take the soil that has been swapped out and use it directly again without treating it, and some...
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Always failing at growing succulents? It turns out you were using the wrong methods - once you learn them, they'll grow so well they'll burst out of the pot
A newly purchased succulent doesn't necessarily have well-developed roots that are easy to keep alive, especially one bought online, which needs even more pruning and treatment. Look at your succulent: if the roots are well-developed, cut off the lateral roots and keep only the main root, otherwise it will affect...
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Using soy products to supplement nutrients for succulents makes them grow quickly and fill the pot
Soy residue and all kinds of soy products can be used to supplement nutrients for succulents, such as soybean cake and tofu residue. They also need to be fermented before use. Just put some water in a plastic bottle. If you want to speed up fermentation, you can also add some sugar, ...
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