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These 4 green plants wilt without acid; when gardening in the south, don't forget to add acid
Southern friends who have grown flowers have surely noticed that some flowers look easy to keep, but after bringing them home, within a few days the leaves turn yellow and the buds drop. It's not that you forgot to water or fertilize; most likely you forgot to "add acid" for them! Although the southern climate is humid, many potting soils become alkaline over time, and camellia, osmanthus, gardenia, and jasmine
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What is the difference between forget-me-not and lavender? Are they the same flower?
Many people probably keep some dried flowers at home to decorate the indoor atmosphere. Among them, the most common dried flowers on the flower market, forget-me-not and lavender, are among the easiest to confuse. The reason is that their flower colors are similar, and at the same time the two flowers are about the same height. Although forget-me-not and lavender look similar at a glance in flower color,
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The Language and Symbolism of Forget-Me-Not Flowers and How to Deal with Blackened Leaves
Golden-edged Serissa (Serissa japonica 'Aureo-marginata'), with its distinctive golden-edged leaves and graceful form, has become a favorite of many flower enthusiasts. Want to have a charming pot of golden-edged Serissa? Come and take a look at its cultivation secrets! Cultivation methods: choose good soil, loose, fertile, acidic soil, so its roots are stable. Light must be sufficient, with appropriate shading in summer,
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Should you keep forget-me-nots in water or not, and can dried flowers be exposed to sunlight?
Today let's talk about a small and delicate flower - the forget-me-not. Its name carries deep emotional meaning, representing promise and loyalty, and its flower language is an unchanging heart. Its colors are also very pleasing to the eye, including light purple, pink, and so on. Generally speaking, forget-me-nots can be sold by weight (jin) at the fresh flower market in Yunnan, making them
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