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How to water Michaelmas daisies? Learn the correct watering method
For watering Michaelmas daisies, you need to follow the principle of "water when dry, keep dry between waterings." Specifically, water a bit more in spring and summer, less in autumn, and give one freezing-water watering before winter arrives; after that, no more watering is needed in winter.
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How to prune Aster novi-belgii? Detailed guide to the correct pruning method
Aster novi-belgii is extremely tolerant of pruning. It is best to prune it five times a year, mainly in June and July. The first two are heavy prunes, removing the terminal buds to help the lateral buds develop and grow; the next two prunes shape it; the last prune is done around National Day so that its flowering period is more concentrated.
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How to repot Dianthus? Detailed guide to the correct method and steps
First, score a circle around the edge of the pot with soil to make it easier to remove the whole plant. Then clean the old soil off the roots and remove the messy branches. After that, prepare the drainage for the new pot, plant it in the new pot, and finally water it thoroughly in one go.
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How to prune Osmanthus fragrans 'Rixiang Gui'? A detailed guide to the correct pruning method
It can be pruned at any time. Just go by its growth condition: you can cut off the upper branches to encourage the lower branches to grow. You can keep the thin, slender branches so that their thickness is more even, and pull the dense branches apart to make the crown larger.
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How to repot a white magnolia (Michelia alba)? A detailed guide to the correct method
First, pay attention to the timing; it is best to do it around Qingming. Each time you repot, the pot should be larger than the previous one. Before repotting, you can water around it or use a spade to dig out a ring of soil to help it come loose from the original pot, then remove some old or rotten roots, and then move it into the new pot.
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What to do if Michelia alba has root rot? Master the correct remedy methods
If it is caused by too much watering, you should drain the water. If it is caused by high-concentration salt fertilizers, water more to dilute the excess fertilizer, and in the future compost the fertilizer before use. If it is because fertilizer was applied directly to the roots, change the soil or water more. But be careful not to let water accumulate in the flower soil, otherwise it will harm its roots again.
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How to Eat Dendrobium officinale? A Detailed Guide to the Correct Way to Consume It
Many friends know that Dendrobium officinale is edible, but they don't know how to eat it. Here we recommend one method: cook it together with white fungus into a soup, then sprinkle on rock sugar and goji berries. This method allows it to retain enough nutrients and is also tasty enough, so it is well worth trying!
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Reasons Why Bougainvillea Does Not Sprout and the Correct Way to Handle It
Many gardening enthusiasts find that their bougainvillea does not sprout, which gives them a real headache. How should this problem be solved? We mainly look for the cause from the following three aspects and take corresponding measures: the first is temperature, and if it is unsuitable, adjust it to the range of 15°C-30°C; the second is whether the roots were damaged during transplanting, and if they were damaged, adjust the environment around it and place it in a bright, well-ventilated spot; the third is whether it has been watered too much, and if there is too much water, reduce the amount of watering somewhat.
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How to Pinch Bougainvillea: A Detailed Guide to the Correct Method
A single bougainvillea can display multiple flower colors at the same time, and it is easy to keep alive, but if it is allowed to grow freely it will not form a low, spherical shape. To maintain its plant form, pinching is necessary. The specific method is to wait until it grows to 20 to 30 cm, then cut off the branch tips. When the side branches grow to about 10 cm, continue pinching them off, but leave three or four leaves for shaping later, cut off the other terminal leaves, and then use the same method to pinch the small twigs on the side branches. Note that you can only pinch shorter branches; if there are overly long leggy branches, choose to prune and shorten them instead.
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How often should you water a bougainvillea? A detailed guide to the correct watering method
Bougainvillea is originally called Bougainvillea glabra, and it is grown in most parts of China. Today we will talk about how often it should be watered in daily care. In spring and autumn, it grows relatively fast, so we need to water it once a day; in summer, the temperature is too high, so we need to water it once in the morning and once in the evening; in winter, its water demand is not high, so watering it once every 5 days is enough.
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