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What causes garlic "braiding"? Latest prevention measures explained in detail
Garlic "braiding" refers to the phenomenon where, after the garlic bulb has formed, the apical bud of the garlic grows many slender clustered leaves under abnormal environmental conditions, resembling a horse's tail, so it is called "little braid" or "horsetail garlic." It causes the new leaves of garlic to fail to grow normally, photosynthesis in summer, and garlic scape development to be slow.
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How to Care for a Braided Money Tree? A Complete Guide to Its Care
The braided money tree is a type of money tree, made by braiding the trunks of the money tree. Compared with a single-trunk one, the braided money tree looks more attractive. So, how do you care for a braided money tree? 1. Soil For growing a braided money tree, a fertile, loose, well-aerated and water-retentive sandy loam is ideal; the soil should be acidic, and alkaline or heavy clay soil should be avoided. You can mix fresh river sand and cinder in a 2:1 ratio to make a potting mix; the ideal moisture level is when the soil forms a ball in your hand and crumbles as soon as you let go.
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