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Cactus plants handled this way survive even below 5°C in winter and bloom all over next year
Xiao Qi shows you step by step how to grow flowers. Which cactus plants can safely overwinter outdoors in the north or below 5°C? Most cactus plants can safely overwinter above 0°C and below 5°C, but there is one prerequisite: we...
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How should flower cuttings that are difficult to root be handled?
How should flower cuttings that are difficult to root be treated?
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How should many dried-up pseudobulbs be handled when dividing orchids?
When an orchid clump grows larger, it needs to be divided, and at this time we often see some "older" old pseudobulbs that have no shoots on them. What should be done with these old pseudobulbs? Should they be cut off and discarded? Haoshe Farmer will tell you from his own experience...
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These 3 poisonous flowers should be handled with caution no matter how cheap they are; 5 grams can kill an adult
Flowers and plants are part of life. Nowadays, whether in the home or the office, there are basically potted flowers placed around. The main reason is that they can elevate the taste of life, and also delight the mood and beautify the environment...
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Peanut crops severely damaged over large areas by cabbage worms: how should this be handled?
Peanut cabbage worms occur over a relatively large area in the northern growing regions of China. Henan is especially hard hit, with 5-6 generations possible; control of the 1st-2nd generations is generally relatively simple. After that, this pest develops strong pesticide resistance, and a single class of pesticide has an unsatisfactory control effect...
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After a typhoon, the banana plantation is left in complete disarray. How should the broken banana trees be handled?
Banana trees and typhoons are both unique to summer in the south, especially now in July and August, which is a period of frequent typhoon landfalls, and typhoons cause enormous damage to coastal cities. Banana trees are no exception, just as corn is vulnerable to wind damage...
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A pair of birds moved into the crab claw orchid pot, and the balcony gardener handled it this way
Huahua recently saw a post: on a gardener's balcony, a little bird built a nest in a flower pot and even laid 4 eggs, but the crab claw orchid (Schlumbergera) chose this moment to rot at the roots. What to do? "The lovely gardener" - this happened this spring, ...
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What causes bark splitting in mountain pines? How should it be handled?
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After a succulent leaf cutting sprouts, how should the old leaf be handled so the new sprout can grow healthily?
A gardening enthusiast asked: after a succulent plant's leaf cutting sprouts, how should the old leaf be handled so the new sprout can grow healthily? After a succulent leaf cutting sprouts, the old leaf does not need to be handled, because the new leaf will slowly absorb the water and nutrients from the old leaf, and the old leaf will mostly gradually...
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