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Lithops expert shares succulent care experience: quality matters more than quantity
Thanks to xiaoyi163 and timing for the material. The so-called experts are basically greenhouse growers - they pollinate by hand in large areas, just jabbing randomly and pollinating all over the place. How is that like hobbyists, who pollinate one plant to one plant with a single brush? The truly good ones basically will never be sold to you! And the price is not cheap either. ...
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Succulent Home: Succulent Plant Care Knowledge and Experience Sharing
Complete Guide to Flower Growing Subscription Account, click to follow, Huahua teaches you how to grow flowers! We all know flowers are beautiful, yet the process of growing them leaves many people hesitating. Huahua once had the same worries, but seeing each tiny seed break through the soil, grow, and bloom and bear fruit, it is all worth it.
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My Succulent Growing Journey: Sharing My Care Experience
Text and photos: Curator. My first succulent was an Aeonium 'Sunburst'; in two years it went from a tiny single plant to dozens of heads today, and it plunged me headfirst into the succulent rabbit hole. The most ordinary Sempervivum 'Guanyin Lotus', grown outdoors all year round, has pupped ring after ring of offsets, and the pot is almost out of room...
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Beginner's guide to beheading succulents: 5 pieces of advice from a grower with 6 years of experience
Beheading succulents has many purposes: beheading can turn one into two and two into four; succulents that have grown leggy need beheading; succulents with black rot need beheading; beheading a succulent can also turn a single head into a cluster of heads. So how exactly should you behead your succulents? Beheading requires...
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Sharing Experience in Transplanting and Caring for Bonsai Stock Material
I. Determining the Transplant Time for Bonsai Stock Material There have always been different opinions on determining the transplant time for bonsai stock material. Based on my own experience in planting stock, I believe it generally varies with time and place, and should not be treated rigidly. In our southwestern region, the transplant time...
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Million Bells bloom beautifully and look great in photos, and the care experience is suitable for beginners to learn from.
Million Bells are beautiful, and I would say not just ordinarily beautiful. They photograph especially well, and another plus is that you do not have to keep deadheading spent flowers. The downside is that they are quite demanding about soil, fertilizer, and water. If you want to grow Million Bells well, you need to grow them well starting from the seedling stage. We all...
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How to grow Rieger begonia so it blooms beautifully? Practical experience that even beginners can learn
Besides Chinese roses, camellias, peonies, gardenias and so on, the flowers of the Rieger begonia are also very bright and beautiful, blooming frequently, with a flowering period of up to 200 days. As an indoor potted plant, choosing a Rieger begonia can also create a nice decorative effect. Rieger begonia...
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Some Reflections and Experiences on Growing Orchids on a Balcony
That orchids can be grown well on a balcony is already an indisputable fact. But not everyone can grow orchids well on a balcony. I believe that by reflecting on habitual practices and constantly adapting to environmental changes, one can grow orchids well. 1. Reverse thinking - dare to rebel against...
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Sharing Experience and Insights on Succulent Pest Prevention
I believe most succulent enthusiasts have had their succulents damaged by pests at home, and one of the particularly hard-to-eliminate pests is the scale insect. And if we don't discover them in time, these scale insects can easily infest the succulents (such as...
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