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How to grow potted morning glory? Latest care methods explained
Morning glory is a common ornamental plant, also known as bowl flower, trumpet flower, etc. It is an annual twining herbaceous plant of the genus Ipomoea in the Convolvulaceae family. Morning glories are usually sown in spring and bloom in summer and autumn. There are many varieties, with flower colors including blue, crimson, peach red, purple, etc., and
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How to grow the Cherokee rose? Latest cultivation methods explained in detail
The Cherokee rose (Rosa roxburghii), also known as cili, mulizi, or cili fruit, is a spreading shrub in the family Rosaceae, genus Rosa. Its flowers are elegant, with a ring of golden-yellow anthers densely set among the pink petals, making it quite distinctive. Its yellow prickles have a charming wild appeal, giving it high ornamental value. It is suitable for slope and
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How to Grow Peace Lily in Water? Latest Cultivation Methods Explained
The peace lily, also known as spathe leaf taro, sail of peace, lily intent, etc., is a perennial herbaceous plant of the genus Spathiphyllum in the Araceae family, with emerald green leaves and a white spathe, very fresh and elegant, with good ornamental value, and it can filter indoor exhaust gas, and has a certain purifying effect on ammonia, acetone
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What to Do If Peace Lily Roots Rot in Water Culture? Latest Treatment Methods Explained
Water-cultured peace lilies are known as "lazy person's flowers" for being low-effort and convenient, and daily care is very easy, but root rot often occurs because of too little management. In fact, root rot in water-cultured peace lilies is caused by bacteria and the like. Usually, when they have just been put in water and have not yet grown water roots, the water should be changed once a day, and after the roots have grown, once every 7 days to half a month. Now let's take a look together at what to do if a water-cultured peace lily's roots rot!
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How to Grow Vanda Orchids? Latest Cultivation Methods Explained in Detail
Vanda is the general term for plants in the genus Vanda of the orchid family, with about 50 original species and a very rich variety of hybrids. It is native to India, Malaysia, the Philippines and other places. Our country's experts translated it as "Wandai" probably meaning that it has strong vitality and can be passed down from generation to generation forever.
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How to Grow Stromanthe sanguinea? Latest Care Guide Explained
Stromanthe sanguinea is also known as red-backed Stromanthe, red-backed prayer plant, red-backed arrowroot, and so on. It is a perennial herbaceous plant of the genus Stromanthe in the family Marantaceae. Its plant form is attractive, its leaf surface is richly multi-colored, and it has strong shade tolerance, so it is often used for indoor potted display. Large varieties can
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How to Propagate Aloe vera? Latest Method Explained in Detail
Aloe vera is a perennial herbaceous plant of the genus Aloe in the Liliaceae family, also known as Barbados aloe, emerald-leaf aloe, and Curacao aloe. It originates from the Curacao islands and Barbados in the West Indies of the Americas. It has extremely high cultivation value and can also be grown as a household potted variety.
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How to Grow Aloe arborescens? Latest Cultivation Methods Explained
Aloe arborescens, also known as Aloe arborescens, Nongzaohua, Dragon Claw Chrysanthemum, and other names, is a perennial plant of the genus Aloe in the Liliaceae family. It has been medically tested and found to contain many active ingredients. Besides being eaten raw and juiced, the leaves can also be processed into health foods or cosmetics, etc.
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Latest Growing Methods and Care Tips for Golden Spider Lily Explained
Golden spider lily, also known as Iron-colored Arrow, Yellow-flowered Lycoris, etc., is a perennial herbaceous plant of the genus Lycoris in the Amaryllidaceae family. In gardens it can be used as understory groundcover flowers, planted in groups in flower borders, or planted in natural style among rocks. Because it flowers when it has no leaves, it should be paired with other more shade-tolerant herbaceous plants
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How to Grow Viburnum macrocephalum? Latest Growing Methods and Precautions Explained
Viburnum macrocephalum, also known as "Eight Immortals Gathering Flower" and "Woody Hydrangea", is a semi-evergreen shrub of the genus Viburnum in the Caprifoliaceae family. Its large flowers resemble jade basins, formed by eight five-petaled large flowers arranged in a ring, surrounding the small white pearl-like flowers in the center, clustered around a group of butterfly-like stamens. Under a gentle breeze, they seem
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