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The succulents have finally waited for spring, and the red edges are back
Thanks to mis51888 for the material. Fellow plant lovers in Shanghai, China probably know the feeling well: summer is boiling hot, winter is freezing cold, spring and autumn are cloudy and rainy all day long, and just when it finally stops raining, the smog comes back. How hard is it to get even a little color? Last week we finally had...
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Jasmine or pennywort looking half-dead? Be ruthless and make 2 cuts, and it will grow back vigorously in 1 month
100% of plant growers may have encountered this situation: the plants they grow not only fail to grow larger, but also constantly turn yellow, wilt, and refuse to bloom, looking half-dead. Throwing them away feels wasteful, but not throwing them away is an eyesore. What should you do? You might as well be ruthless and give them 2 cuts, and I guarantee they will be lush green and burst into full bloom in 1 month!
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Succulents grow all over the front and back of the house, so many they can only be fed to cows
To grow flowers, you get up early and stay up late every day, tending them painstakingly, yet in your own hands they still die the more you care for them! The flowers we treat as treasures are seen as mere weeds by some people, some even become overrun and are fed directly to cows. That really stings!
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Don't Throw Away Potted Plants With Yellowing Leaves, 1 Small Pill Can Bring Them Back to Life
Many of today's experienced plant growers surely went through the same troubles at the beginning, not knowing how to water or how to fertilize properly. Indeed, when you first start growing plants, all kinds of problems always come up, and in the end they leave the once healthy...
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How to Pinch Back Rieger Begonia? Detailed Explanation of the Correct Methods and Techniques
How to Pinch Back Rieger Begonia
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When growing flowers in summer, these flowers need to be pinched back in time
So-called pinching back, also commonly called topping, is a pruning method often used in gardening; it helps flowers bloom in a better shape. For the flowers introduced today, you must pinch them back in time in summer to grow stunning, bursting-with-bloom plants. ...
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Only going back home for 7 days a year - how do you fit in beds and desks?
A couple of days ago, a reader left a comment asking about the problem of being away most of the time and only occasionally going home: they wanted to "conjure up a bed and a desk for each person," while normally the space could still serve as a leisure room. This question is a bit tricky, but it's exactly worth using as a chance to discuss...
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How to pinch back a mother of thousands? Learn the correct pinching method
The method for pinching back a mother of thousands
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Immortal flowers burst into a whole patch back in the rural hometown in summer, city folks are truly envious
In the scorching summer, the concrete-and-steel city makes people even more irritable. I really miss the countryside of my childhood, where in summer you did not need air conditioning, and no matter how strong the sun was, you still ran around everywhere. The doorway and the roadside were full of flowers and grass. I wonder how many you still remember?
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Plant flowers all around the house, front and back, and create the ideal home in your heart
I want a home, with flowers planted all around the front and back, where every morning I can wake up in the misty fragrance of flowers, then, barefoot, with a bamboo basket on my arm, wander among the flower beds covered in dew!
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