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Not enough indoor light and using grow lights to replace natural light, which plants are hard to keep alive in low light?
Not enough light at home, wanting to use lamps to supplement light for plants, does it actually work? Plenty of gardening beginners have probably mulled over this question. Actually, the answer is pretty clear: absolutely yes, but you have to use the right method. When it comes to supplemental lighting, it is not just grabbing any desk lamp and shining it on the plant; what plants need is light of specific wavelengths, mainly blue light and red light—
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The reason cacti always die on you has finally been found
Friends familiar with the cactus, this succulent plant, all know that it is famously easy to grow. After all, it has many advantages such as heat tolerance, drought tolerance, tolerance of poor soil, and tolerance of strong light, which shows that its vitality and ability to adapt to the environment are also very strong. But there are still some beginners
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Farming must not only keep things alive, but keep them well
"Keeping them alive" is not enough; we also need "keeping them well"
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There are many tricks at the flower market; these three kinds of flowers simply cannot be kept alive
Recently Qiu Ma has been visiting the flower market quite a lot and buying quite a lot too. Of course, plenty of them have also been killed off by me. Don't be fooled by how many flowers there are at the flower market, but there are a few kinds you absolutely must not buy. Take them home and within a few days they wither and die. Tomorrow is the weekend, and I believe quite a few...
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How coveted were geese in the Tang Dynasty? Not a single one could fly out of Chang'an alive
They say the standard setup for today's successful people is being young with both a cat and a dog, but successful people living in the Tang Dynasty over a thousand years ago were insanely puffed up, because their standard setup was daring to string up a two-meter-tall strongman in a tree and beat him, and even a husky...
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Pothos can survive as soon as it touches water, so is there any fear you cannot keep it alive?
Pothos is very popular among flower lovers because it is both beautiful and easy to keep alive. The "plant killers" around me, like the editor, are especially fond of it. Basically, it needs very little care to survive. But keeping it alive and keeping it thriving are two different things. Today, the editor...
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When buying orchids with flower buds out of season, you need to look carefully to tell them apart; the second type cannot be kept alive.
This is a cymbidium (Cymbidium faberi). It was collected from the wild in March of this year. At that time, this cymbidium was growing on a fairly exposed spot at the top of a mountain, and it looked like it had suffered cold damage last winter. When it was collected, it had no flower buds, and the plant itself was in very poor condition. After potting, the plant never...
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No longer growing flowers, switching to ginger instead? Sorry, you might not even be able to keep ginger alive.
Growing flowers is an activity many people enjoy; it is a good way to cultivate the body and mind and to relax. But as more and more flowers and potted plants are grown, many flower lovers say that growing flowers is a bit tiring too. Still, out of pursuit of their dream little flower...
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