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How can a golden-edged snake plant (Sansevieria trifasciata 'Laurentii') regain its golden edges?
This is a plant in the Asparagaceae family. Perhaps you have heard of the "snake plant," but never heard of this particular plant, right? Actually, it is quite simple: it gets its name because the edges of its leaves are golden yellow. Take a look at its picture, and you will see it clearly. It originated in tropical regions, and later spread to subtropical areas as well. Without a doubt, the golden yellow along its leaf edges is the most beloved feature. However, if it disappears, it is certainly very troubling. So, what should be done?
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Before growing flowers, scald the soil, and bugs and germs will all die off, so roots will never rot again
Once spring arrives, not only do the flowers at home start growing, but plenty of little bugs also start popping up. Not to mention that a few days ago, when Huahua was repotting, lots of little bugs even crawled out of the soil! So before repotting flowers in spring, you must scald the soil to kill all the insect eggs and such in it, so that growing flowers won't attract little bugs!
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5 kinds of flowers that will root right now from cuttings, so you never have to spend money buying them again
Many gardening friends say they don't know how to take cuttings, and every time they try, the cuttings don't survive. Huahua wants to say that growing flowers is a skill, and no one can guarantee success on the first try. In the right season, using the correct method, you'll gradually learn how to do it!
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Propagate roses and bougainvillea with a plastic bottle: big white roots in 1 month
Spring is here again, and it's time for Huahua to show off some propagation skills. For the problem of cuttings that just won't root, Huahua has a trick for you: actually, all you need is a plastic bottle, and this problem is easily solved. Come take a look with Huahua!
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Don't Throw Away Dying Flowers - Here's a Trick to Get Them Blooming Again in 2 Months
Spring is here, but many flower lovers say that although their plants survived the winter, they've recently been in bad shape - yellowing leaves, dropping leaves, and looking like they're about to die. Don't worry if this happens to you - here are a few tricks to bring them all back to life!
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Trim a leggy bougainvillea once and it explodes with blooms until you cannot even see the leaves. How is it done?
Once spring arrives, Huahua wants the flowers at home to explode with blooms, ideally to the point where you cannot even see the leaves. So how exactly do you grow them to reach this state? Why not follow along with Huahua and take a look!
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Use this kind of soil for your plants, and you will never worry about root rot or yellow leaves again, and your flowers will grow like crazy.
If you want your flowers to grow well, the first step is to choose soil that suits their growth. Some plant lovers still do not understand the characteristics of various soils, nor do they know which soil is suitable for the flowers they grow. Today, Huahua will talk to everyone about this in detail!
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Bougainvillea Potted Growing Methods and Precautions
To grow a healthy potted bougainvillea, first give it plenty of sunlight and a moderate amount of water, and note that from mid-August you should reduce the amount of water you give it. In addition, during the growing period, prune it and supplement with an appropriate amount of fertilizer to help it produce more flowers. Finally, don't forget to repot it every spring, and be careful not to damage its roots when doing so.
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Detailed Guide to Pruning Bougainvillea After Blooming
It is very tolerant of pruning. After it finishes blooming, it needs to be pruned, which prevents its nutrients from being wasted, grows more branches, and gives it a better-looking shape. There are three different methods: short pruning, thinning pruning and renewal pruning. Short pruning means cutting off one section of a branch that has grown for a year, thereby speeding up the growth of new branches; thinning pruning means thinning out its branches and leaves to increase the light inside; renewal pruning means cutting off branches that have grown for many years, which can make an old plant become robust again.
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What soil is best for bougainvillea? A detailed guide to soil mixing methods
Apart from garden soil, other soils are all quite suitable for it. We can generally use our own custom mix with a pH of around 6-6.5, ensuring it is loose enough and breathable enough, which is very suitable for it. If the soil used tends toward alkaline and is heavily prone to waterlogging, it will cause its roots to rot, making it difficult for it to grow.
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