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Repotting a succulent with an old woody stem only takes one pair of tweezers and one small brush, and the longer the stem grows, the sturdier it gets
Spring is here, and plenty of plant lovers are excitedly getting ready to repot their succulents, especially succulents with old woody stems that have grown for several years. If you get careless while repotting and the plant dies on you, there is really no place to buy a regret pill! Huahua will teach you how to repot a succulent with an old woody stem using 1 pair of tweezers and 1 small brush, so the stem grows thicker and sturdier the longer it grows!
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What to Do If a Hydroponic Peace Lily Gets Root Rot? Cause Analysis and Solutions
This plant is very beautiful and elegant. Not only is it easy to keep alive in soil, but it is also very easy to grow hydroponically. However, being too hands-off can also cause its roots to rot. Nami, if this unfortunate situation happens, what methods should we use to solve it?
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What to do if your gardenia gets frostbitten? Here are the correct remedies
In winter, the temperature is very low, which causes many gardeners' gardenias to get frostbitten, leaving them wilted and listless. What should you do then? First observe it, then take different measures depending on the situation. If the frostbite is relatively mild, we can remove the damaged branches and leaves and raise the temperature slowly to help it recover; if the frostbite is relatively severe, we can dig it out, cut off the damaged roots and the branches and leaves above, leaving only one or two of the better branches, and replant and care for it separately.
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Tips for watering asparagus fern: leaves stay lushly green, and it never gets root rot or yellow leaves again
Asparagus fern, also called cloud-leaf bamboo, has tender green, beautiful leaves and an elegant form. Keep one pot, whether in the living room or the study, and it adds a lot of literary atmosphere. Some flower lovers have grown asparagus fern for seven or eight years, thriving vigorously and even producing flowers. Growing...
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What to Do When Bougainvillea Gets Overwatered? Here's the Right Way to Fix It
I believe many of you have overwatered your bougainvillea at some point. So what should you do? If the soil and pot you're using both have good drainage and airflow, it's easy: just put it in a ventilated spot and wait for it to recover. If the soil and pot have poor drainage and airflow, then you'll need to repot it with fresh soil.
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Just bought a snake plant and repotting it right away? No wonder it gets yellow leaves after repotting
Many friends buy flowers from flower shops and like to switch them into a pretty pot right away, so that the potted flowers they bring home end up with yellow leaves, wilting, leaf drop and no blooming, and they have no idea why. A gardening friend recently bought several snake plants (Sansevieria) and asked whether they should be repotted right away. Let's talk about this question.
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Why is Gardenia so hard to grow and always gets yellow leaves? Teach you how to avoid and deal with it
Gardenia, with its rich fragrance and elegant pale flowers, is a favorite in many homes, but it is not easy to grow, often dropping leaves and developing yellow leaves, and people do not know the reason. Today let's talk about it! 1. Likes moisture and plenty of sun. Gardenia loves light, and can grow in semi-shade for a long time, but...
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What to Do If a Jade Plant Gets Frostbitten? Detailed Remedies
Because winter temperatures are relatively low, many plants cannot tolerate it and become frostbitten. For this kind of plant, if the frostbite is severe, the roots will rot beyond recognition, or even turn to mush, and at this point it usually cannot be saved. If the frostbite is not severe, we just cut off the frostbitten parts, then keep the damaged parts and the soil dry at the same time. As long as it gets through winter safely, it will grow very well the following spring.
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What to Do If Your Kalanchoe (Florist Kalanchoe) Gets Frozen? A Full Guide to Rescue Methods
We have found that this plant cannot be placed in a very cold place, and sometimes carelessness can cause it to get frostbitten. Generally speaking, once you sort out watering, temperature and light, it will recover. After frostbite, reduce watering, move it to a warm place, and give it enough light. Also, remember to cut off the frozen branches.
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What to do when a clivia gets stuck while blooming? Just grab a piece of string and pull it apart
The most frustrating problem when a clivia blooms is that it can't come out, stuck in the middle, unable to shrink back and unable to grow out! A stuck flower scape on a clivia is no small problem. In mild cases it affects the clivia's growth, and in severe cases the flower stalk rots and the roots rot, then...
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