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What should I do when I just bought a Phalaenopsis orchid? What are the three easiest steps to help it settle in?
During school holidays, many parents take their children to flower markets to buy potted plants to care for at home. Among them, the Phalaenopsis orchid —
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How to deal with the Phalaenopsis bought online?
When you receive the Phalaenopsis you just bought online, don't be in a hurry to place it casually, because improper handling is likely to affect its
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Kalanchoe, begonias, jade plants and the like don't need to be bought with money - one leaf grows into a whole pot
1. Gloxinia Gloxinia is a plant that is relatively difficult to get to bloom, and its care requires a warm, humid environment; it can be grown in scattered light, and during the growing season it needs light, frequent fertilizing. However, gloxinia is a plant that is very easy to propagate successfully from leaf cuttings. The picture above...
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I just bought a new Milan (Aglaia odorata) and want to repot it. The soil is extremely hard, should I keep it?
The potting soil of the newly bought Milan (Aglaia odorata) is that kind of extremely hard yellow clay soil. How should I repot it? Should the original soil be removed?
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What to Do When a Newly Bought Succulent Turns to Mush? Common Causes and Solutions
Like many plant lovers, Momo lost quite a few succulents over the summer. She wanted to take advantage of the crisp, pleasant autumn weather to pick up several succulents she liked, but they started turning to mush as soon as she brought them home. How frustrating! When it comes to succulents turning to mush, first I...
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How do you care for rootless lucky bamboo bought from a flower shop so it stays evergreen all year round?
Many friends buy lucky bamboo just for its auspicious meaning. It is also called lucky bamboo. It is very suitable for growing indoors in an office or on a desk at home. It looks very fresh and elegant, does not need soil cultivation, and can grow well with just a bottle plus...
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Newly bought plants die within days, and many people do not know why
Newly bought small flowers and plants, after just a couple of days, some die and some wilt, and it is truly heartbreaking. In fact, you have not paid attention to these small details. If you have also bought flowers recently, then you should check whether you are caring for them correctly! "New flower care"-...
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How to grow potted Eustoma (Lisianthus)? Care methods for plants bought home from the flower shop
Eustoma comes not only in potted varieties but also in cut-flower varieties, but because the seedling stage is difficult to grow, many flower lovers are deterred. Still, some flower lovers choose to buy finished plants directly. This article explains how to grow Eustoma, including potted plants bought from the flower shop...
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Newly bought plants must be treated this way first so they can grow better and better
Fellow flower growers surely all share one habit: browsing the flower market! Whenever you see all kinds of flowers and plants, you always have to buy a few pots to take home. But the flowers and plants that look so lively at the flower market start to have drooping leaves, or even...
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Just bought a snake plant and repotting it right away? No wonder it gets yellow leaves after repotting
Many friends buy flowers from flower shops and like to switch them into a pretty pot right away, so that the potted flowers they bring home end up with yellow leaves, wilting, leaf drop and no blooming, and they have no idea why. A gardening friend recently bought several snake plants (Sansevieria) and asked whether they should be repotted right away. Let's talk about this question.
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