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How to Transplant Guzmania Seedlings? Latest Method Explained
To transplant Guzmania seedlings, you need to prepare loose, breathable, well-draining soil rich in humus. Seedlings are generally transplanted in spring each year, and the seedlings need to have grown 7-8 leaves; simply cut the seedlings off from near the mother plant and plant them
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What to do when a rose (Rosa chinensis) produces fruit? The latest handling methods explained
After a rose produces fruit, we can prune off its fruit; if we want to prevent it from fruiting, we need to promptly cut off the spent flowers after its blooming period. Its fruiting period is from June to November, and the fruit is ovoid or pear-shaped, turning red when ripe. We can take the
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The difference between hibiscus and hibiscus peony explained in detail, understand it in one article
Hibiscus and hibiscus peony belong to the same species and have no difference. When planting hibiscus, pay attention to providing sufficient light for the hibiscus, as well as slightly acidic soil. When the temperature is too low, take warmth measures to avoid frostbite of the hibiscus. During the growing period, provide sufficient water
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How to Grow Silver-Edged Chinese Evergreen? Latest Care Methods Explained
To grow silver-edged Chinese evergreen, use nutrient-rich humus sandy loam as the growing medium, place it in a warm environment of 15~18°C, and let it receive bright, warm filtered light for full photosynthesis. During the peak growth period, apply fertilizer once every 10~15 days, water thoroughly and
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How to grow potted cotton rose (Hibiscus mutabilis)? Latest care methods explained
The cotton rose is native to Hunan, China, and can be cultivated in many places - indoors in pots, in front of and behind courtyards, along roads and in parks. The cotton rose is a very beautiful flowering tree species, deeply loved by people since ancient times, with very high ornamental value, so how do you grow cotton rose?
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How to Water a Calathea Lancifolia? Latest Watering Method Explained
Watering a Calathea lancifolia is mainly divided into watering during the growing season and watering in winter. During the growing season from March to October, it should be given plenty of water and the air humidity should be kept above 75%, but during rainy weather, drainage should be done in time to avoid root rot. In winter, gradually reduce watering
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How to ferment fruit peels into fertilizer? Latest method explained in detail
1. How to make fruit peel water Prepare various fruit peels, such as dragon fruit peel, lemon peel, banana peel, watermelon peel, tangerine peel, orange peel, etc. Use a kitchen knife or a blender to crush the fruit peels, then prepare rice washing water and brown sugar. Put the fruit peels, rice
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How to repot a money tree? Latest transplanting method explained
To transplant a money tree into a pot, choose a relatively deep pot, sized according to the plant, and also prepare loose, breathable, well-draining, weakly acidic soil with sufficient base fertilizer. Transplanting is best done in spring and autumn. After planting and securing the plant
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How to prune wax begonia after it finishes blooming? Latest method explained in detail
After the wax begonia finishes blooming, it needs timely pruning of spent flowers, declining branches, foliage, and so on. The flower stem together with the receptacle can all be cut off, and some declining branches can also be removed; counting down from where the branch flowered to the second node, everything can be pruned off directly.
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How to Divide a Pothos Plant: Latest Methods and Precautions Explained
Many people like to keep some plants and flowers at home, especially in the harsh winter. When you come home from work every day and see lively, vibrant plants, don't you feel great? If you struggle with plant care, why not try growing a pothos (Epipremnum aureum), which is both easy to care for and beautiful.
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