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Orchids wasting away, not growing new shoots or blooming? It's mostly caused by 3 kinds of harm
When fellow flower growers cultivate orchids, they often find that the orchid suddenly becomes thin and weak, gradually developing yellow leaves and withering. Normal watering and fertilizing show no improvement. At this point, do you not know how to deal with it? In fact, if an orchid is gradually...
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Black rot and waterlogging in succulents are mostly caused by a poor care environment
The factors that cause succulents to turn to water include sunburn, pests and diseases, freezing damage from low temperatures, or mechanical injury, but in most cases it is because too much water was given during the dormant period, and at the same time the succulent's metabolism is very slow, making its internal water content excessively high...
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Potted gardenia leaves turning yellow and wilting is mostly due to failing at these 3 points
Gardenia, because it stays evergreen all year round, has bright green leaves, large double flowers, a delicate and elegant form, and a rich fragrance. It can be grown both as a bonsai and as a potted plant, making it most suitable for growing on a home balcony. However, in the process of care, gardening enthusiasts often encounter...
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The nipplefruit, also known as the golden fruit or five-finger eggplant, has brightly colored fruit and an attractive shape and is mostly grown for ornamental purposes.
Nipplefruit, golden fruit (a plant of the genus Solanum in the nightshade family) generally refers to nipplefruit. Nipplefruit (scientific name: Solanum mammosum L.), also known as golden fruit, five-finger eggplant, etc. It is an upright herb. About 1 m tall, the stem is covered with short soft hairs and flat prickles, and the branchlets are covered with long jointed soft hairs...
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Why do flowers in self-watering pots die so easily? It is mostly caused by waterlogged soil and root rot
It is said that watering plants takes ten years of practice, and many gardening enthusiasts are stumped by watering. So a batch of "self-watering pots" (lazy pots) appeared on the market, claiming that if you use a self-watering pot, you do not need to worry about watering and the flowers will still thrive. Is that really true?
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What kind of plant is the Cryptanthus? Let's get to know this herbaceous plant
Cryptanthus is a perennial evergreen herbaceous plant, first native to South America. Because of its special growth habits, it mostly grows in tropical rainforests. In the southern regions of our country, it is grown as a potted plant.
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What is Cymbidium kanran? Let us introduce you to the orchid Cymbidium kanran
Cymbidium kanran is a well-known terrestrial plant of the genus Cymbidium in the orchid family (Orchidaceae). It mostly grows under forest, beside valleys, or on moist, rocky soil, at an altitude of about 400-2400 m. It is mostly distributed in southern Asia and the southern tip of the Korean Peninsula.
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Peony root rot is mostly caused by overwatering, so stop watering so desperately
We may not have heard much about the peony plant, but you have surely seen its huge flowers at some point. This plant is relatively easy to care for, but it can also develop minor problems, such as root rot. Many friends are...
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Indoor potted plants photosynthesize poorly, and it is mostly because the light bulb is too weak
Many people today like growing potted plants indoors. Whether they are flowers and grasses or asparagus ferns and lucky bamboo, they all add a nice decorative effect to the room and clean the air while they are at it. We may feel quite happy about it, but the plants do not necessarily...
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Succulents that stop growing are mostly in a state of stalled growth - learn the rescue techniques quickly
Many friends grow succulents, and as they care for them, the plants stop growing. They do not die, but there is not the slightest sign of activity either. This condition is generally called the stalled seedling state. Stalled growth is not dormancy; rather, at this point the succulent's roots are damaged and cannot...
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