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How to deal with root rot in goldfish begonia? Introduction to the correct rescue methods
After discovering that the goldfish begonia has root rot, we should first observe whether the symptoms are very serious. If the symptoms are not very serious, we can reduce the watering frequency and increase its light exposure time to let it slowly recover; if the situation is relatively serious, we need to cut off the rotted root system and repot it with fresh soil.
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Mix beer with it to water flowers, and the leaves will be glossy and thick, with more blooms
If you have leftover beer at home, never pour it out casually. In fact, it is a great fertilizer for growing flowers, especially when mixed with a little something else. It can simply be called a tonic for flowers. Once the flowers take it, they grow like crazy and the blooming won't stop!
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Trim a leggy bougainvillea once and it explodes with blooms until you cannot even see the leaves. How is it done?
Once spring arrives, Huahua wants the flowers at home to explode with blooms, ideally to the point where you cannot even see the leaves. So how exactly do you grow them to reach this state? Why not follow along with Huahua and take a look!
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Grow flowers for 10 years without root rot, pick this up from the trash can, and the leaves will shine green
A veteran flower grower told Huahua that ever since she started growing flowers, she can't bear to throw away garbage like sunflower seed shells and fruit peels, and she even goes out from time to time to pick up some garbage for growing flowers. Without spending money, the flowers grow vigorously, the leaves stay green all year round, and the roots grow as thick as radishes. Let's see how she uses garbage to grow flowers!
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Don't throw away a dying flower - one chop to bald and it will explode with growth and no yellow leaves
Recently many flower lovers have been asking Huahua one question: why do my flowers either have large areas of yellow leaves, or drop their leaves, and barely grow any new leaves? Don't worry, today Huahua will teach you a good trick: grab a pair of scissors and chop your yellowing, nearly dead flowers bald, and they will immediately grow like crazy and explode with growth!
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Remember these 5 points when caring for flowers in early spring, or pot after pot will wither and die
It has been getting warmer lately, but recently I've seen many comments saying that their flowers have run into problems and are looking worse than they did in winter! In fact, the transition from winter to spring is exactly when flowers enter their growing season, so be sure to pay attention to the following points!
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Pick this up in the park and toss it into your flower pots, and your plants will go absolutely wild with growth
If you had to spend money on every material for growing flowers, it would add up to quite a hefty expense. Let me let you in on a little secret: parks are full of free materials for growing flowers. When flower lovers go for a stroll in the park, they can just pick some up along the way and take them home, and your plants will definitely explode with growth, with leaves so green they practically drip with oil!
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Can you water pothos with vinegar? Master the correct method
Many flower growers have heard that vinegar can be used instead of water to water pothos. Is that okay? It is best not to do this. Although it contains about 5% acetic acid, and this component can appropriately supplement the nutrients needed for plant growth, the effect is not great, and some edible vinegars may also contain NaCl, which can affect the plant's uptake of nutrients from the potting soil.
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Can pothos be watered directly with tap water?
Many friends like to use purified water for their pothos, because they feel tap water cannot compare. Is that really so? Actually, it is not, because tap water contains metal ions such as Ca, Mg and K as well as minerals such as sulfates, and all of them can help the plant grow faster and better. As long as we draw the water a day in advance and let it sit in the sun so that the CL2 in it evaporates, we can use it with confidence.
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Half-dead flowers tossed into water for hydroponics: brought back to life, exploding with growth
A few days ago, one of Huahua's kalanchoes accidentally got watered too much, and the whole plant became more and more wilted, with the roots rotting away too. What to do? Hurry up and learn a trick from Huahua: toss the nearly dead flower into water, and this problem is solved right away!
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