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Growing succulents for 3 and a half years: I don't chase varieties, I only grow succulents suited to the local environment
I spend 90 percent of every day on the rooftop. At 24, I go shopping no more than 3 times a year. Life is just an endless cycle of pots, soil and flowers~ This afternoon I had nothing to do and came across the sunset. Because there are usually quite a lot of people buying succulents, I hadn't taken a careful...
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This potted plant is perfect for very busy people; even if you forget about it for half a month, it still survives.
Hearing its name, you might think it surely isn't very beautiful, but quite the opposite, the air plant (Tillandsia) is surprisingly beautiful. Although the air plant's colors are vivid, it also has a touch of delicate charm, and the shape of the flower is like a work of art, leaving people no choice but to...
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Organic fertilizer has many benefits: it can reduce the harm of continuous cropping, and with the right method, the results are twice as good with half the effort
That organic fertilizer can reduce the harm of continuous cropping is already a widely recognized fact. There are also relevant research results from cultivation experiments; organic fertilizer can definitely prevent continuous cropping problems, and this is not just a legend. Regarding the role of organic fertilizer, here is some relevant...
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Always failing at growing Rieger begonias? Master this watering trick and enjoy blooms for over half the year
Rieger begonias are beautiful but hard to grow. Basically, after a month or so they start dropping flowers, and after another month or so the roots and stems rot and they die. Posts online all blame root rot and black rot on too much water. They say to water less and not water until the soil is dry. As a veteran flower grower...
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The wild fruit does not drop after ripening, stays fresh on the tree for half a year, tastes bitter first and then sweet, and is widely recognized as the king of vitamin C
In the Minnan region of China, there is a folk rhyme: "After eating emblic leafflower fruit, the sweet aftertaste lingers; after eating it, the elderly become young again." The "emblic leafflower fruit" mentioned here is a local wild fruit. It tastes bitter when first put in the mouth, and outsiders cannot get used to it, but locally it is extremely pop...
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Keep orchids at home and learn these 3 tricks, and they will bloom for more than half a year once they start
The weather is getting hotter and hotter, and many flowers have finished blooming, which instantly feels so boring. Huahua will now tell you about several kinds that bloom from spring to autumn, with an ultra-long flowering period that stays in bloom, so you will never get enough! Four Seasons Orchid Complete Guide to Growing Flowers Four Seasons Orchid is also called Jianlan, and once...
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One simple trick to grow kalanchoe well: buds bursting all over the pot, blooming for over half a year
Xiao Qi teaches you how to grow flowers step by step. Today let's talk about kalanchoe. Many gardening friends have reported that the kalanchoe they bought from the flower shop withers, turns yellow, and drops its flowers after just a few days of blooming. What is the reason for this? Let's analyze kalanchoe today...
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A flower with a very long blooming period, it can bloom from the first half of the year all the way into the second half.
Cypress vine (Ipomoea quamoclit), native to Mexico, has a great many alternative names, including Mi Luo Song, You Long Cao, Niao Luo Song, five-pointed star flower, and lion grass. It is an annual herbaceous flowering plant in the Convolvulaceae family, with a long blooming period. In the south, the blooming period generally runs from April to November, and every day...
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Feed the orchid some little beans, and even a half-dead one will grow strong stems and green leaves
Feeding the orchid some little beans can make even a half-dead orchid grow strong stems and green leaves. When growing orchids, fertilize well, and the orchid will have strong stems and green leaves. But how can you effectively get twice the result with half the effort? Now, for the care of orchids...
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Get the proportions right, and your bonsai is more than half done.
For the two potted trees in the picture below, which one do you think looks better? Most people, I believe, would choose the one on the right. It is more compact, and its proportions fit our sense of beauty better. ...
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