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In these 3 situations, turning the pot of an orchid is harmful and pointless, and beginners must keep this in mind
When growing orchids, watch out for bad habits. In these 3 situations, turning the pot is harmful and pointless, and beginners must keep this in mind. Friends who love caring for orchids all have this kind of personal experience: they always want to give their orchids something better. Whether it is the orchid...
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6 kinds of flowers to keep at home for fresh, moist air in winter without buying a humidifier
Keep these "6 kinds" of flowers at home, and you won't need to spend money on a "humidifier" in winter, the air will be fresh and moist. As people's living standards improve and get better, more and more people not only pay attention to the quality of life, but also to healthy living. In daily life...
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Money Tree wilts and turns yellow after National Day; an old flower farmer says using this thing keeps the branches and leaves thick, green and firm
Many people place some green plants at home, and the Money Tree (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) is a fairly common and ordinary plant, with thick, deep green leaves, giving a feeling of vigorous upward vitality and lush, dripping-green energy, with extremely high ornamental value, and it also has the mea...
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How does pennywort (Hydrocotyle vulgaris) get through winter? When the weather turns cold, keeping it warm alone is not enough
In the process of growing pennywort, winter has always been a very troublesome time for many flower lovers; how to get our plants safely through winter requires a good grasp of technique. Many flower lovers simply move the plant indoors to keep it warm...
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What to use to keep pests away when growing flowers? 10 homemade insecticides that work with just a spray
Growing flowers is a beautiful thing, but when the flowers get bugs, that beauty becomes a bit frustrating. There is not much space on the balcony for too many flowers, so what can you do if you do not want to use pesticides? Here are 10 homemade insecticides for you, and just a little spray on the flowers works...
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7 Flowers That Are Impossible to Kill - Even Plant Killers Can Keep Them Alive Without Any Care
Many people love flowers, but a large number of flower lovers have given themselves the affectionate nickname "plant killer," so we often receive messages from flower lovers saying they absolutely love flowers, but there is basically no flower they cannot kill - what to do? In...
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A Haworthia newbie quietly grew them for a year, keeping a growth record for myself
When I first got into succulents in 2011, it was just small-scale stuff like cacti and Sedum. My first Haworthia was a Haworthia cooperi var. truncata I bought at a flower market in early summer of 2012. I must have had my head slammed in a door, because why else would I have bought a shriveled, soy-sauce-colored thing and still been so thrilled? Then the hot summer began. It got darker~ and darker~ and darker~ At the time I genuinely thought it was hideous. I thought, how could anyone like this kind of thing? *sneer*. (Thanks to the material from Heart-to-Heart Little Monkey)
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What to do when roses keep attracting pests? 3 tricks to free you from the medicine cabinet
Growing flowers is an enjoyable thing. Every time you water them and fertilize them, watching the branches and leaves grow stronger and stronger brings a good deal of comfort to your heart. But there is also a very painful problem when growing flowers at home, and that is pests. Once flowers attract pests, they are very hard to get rid of, and in serious cases the entire plant may be eaten away.
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If you don't pay attention to these points when keeping a Radermachera sinica (China doll) at home, it's very easy to kill it
Recently Huahua has noticed that quite a lot of flower friends keep Radermachera sinica (China doll), but few keep it well - either this pot has yellow leaves, or that pot has root rot. Today Huahua will walk everyone through the causes of these problems and how to solve them in a targeted way...
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Even If These 3 Kinds of Flowers at the Flower Market Are Dirt Cheap, Don't Buy Them - You Simply Won't Keep Them Alive at Home
As more and more people take up growing flowers, business at the flower market is getting better and better too. There is a dazzling array of flower varieties, and sometimes buyers are so spoiled for choice their eyes glaze over. But often a plant that looked lush and green at the flower market...
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