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What to Do After a Hyacinth Finishes Blooming? A Detailed Guide to the Correct Care Method
What to do after a hyacinth finishes blooming?
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What to Do About Root Rot in Clivia? The Correct Way to Handle It
What should you do if a clivia's roots rot?
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What to Do When Asparagus Fern Grows Too Tall? Correct Handling Methods
What to Do When Asparagus Fern Grows Tall?
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What to Do If Pothos Leaves Have Black Spots? Teaching You the Correct Way to Handle It
What to Do If Pothos Leaves Have Black Spots?
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How to bag loquat fruit? A step-by-step guide to the correct method
Bagging loquat fruit not only keeps the fruit looking good and reduces disease, but also protects it from being eaten by birds and prevents sunburn. So how do you bag loquat fruit? And what is the loquat bagging technique? Early-maturing loquat fruit is already as big as a thumb in early January...
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The correct method for pruning the branches and leaves of lucky bamboo
When pruning, choose a cutting position about 0.5 cm away from the parent plant. After cutting, disinfect the cut. It is best to apply potassium permanganate solution to the wound for disinfection. After pruning, do not change the water too frequently; simply add an appropriate amount of water, otherwise its leaves are likely to turn yellow. You can appropriately add nutrient solution.
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How to prune the roots of lucky bamboo? A detailed guide to the correct method
When cutting the roots, make a slight diagonal cut at a suitable position to increase the contact surface with water, so that it can absorb nutrients and water more fully. When pruning the roots, remove the rotten, damaged, poorly growing and old roots. After pruning, be sure to replace the water promptly, and take care not to damage the newly grown roots.
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