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Hollyhock potted planting and care methods: timely root pruning is key
Hollyhock (Alcea rosea) originated in the Sichuan region of China, hence the name "Shukui" (Sichuan mallow). Its flowers are large and brilliant, and it can grow as tall as one zhang, so it is also called "Yizhanghong" (one-zhang red). Its flowering period is from June to August. Today let's take a look at how to grow hollyhock in pots~ Yizhanghong growth...
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Why do potted roses need pruning? Pruning should follow these principles
Many potted plants need pruning during cultivation, and roses are no exception. The main purpose of pruning roses is to promote the sprouting of side buds, make the plant's branches lush, and the ultimate goal is to produce more flowers. So what principles should be followed when pruning roses...
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Blue plumbago growing methods: a little pruning in summer and it will bloom in a bursting pot
Keeping flowers at home is simply about wanting to see them bloom, and when you see the flowers bursting into full bloom, your mood inexplicably brightens along with them. I saw blue flowers shared by a fellow flower lover, very beautiful, and upon asking, it turned out to be blue plumbago, a pot bursting with...
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Climbing roses: if you want flowers covering the whole wall, should old branches be cut off when pruning?
Click [Follow] in the top right corner to follow the Lanyao Garden Toutiao account, send a private message with "Gardening Encyclopedia", and receive a free e-book that can solve 70&-80% of gardening problems (updated regularly). This is day 895 of Lanyao's daily original articles. Roses...
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Do old branches need to be cut off when pruning climbing roses?
This is Blue Monster's daily original article, day 895. Rose cultivation series article: No. 92. Previously, when Blue Monster shared how to quickly build a flower wall with climbing roses, it was mentioned: pay attention to protecting the growth of basal shoots, so that the basal shoots can replace the old...
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Roses, whether grown in pots or in the ground, will keep blooming if you stick to pruning
Fellow flower lovers all dream of having a small yard, growing a few flowers, tending them every day, and ideally having a pooper-scooper and a husky too - simply perfect. But reality is harsh: once you start growing roses, you're busy beyond belief with all sorts of tasks. Still, then again, growing ros...
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Summer pruning is crucial; skip it and you will regret it all year long.
At the hottest time of the year, flower lovers surely devote even more care to their plants. Besides daily tasks like watering, fertilizing and shading, pruning is also one of the must-do chores. Many flowers, if not pruned in summer, will make you regret it all year long. --- Jas...
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How to prune a money tree bonsai? Practical pruning knowledge shared
The money tree (Pachira aquatica) likes warm, humid environments with full sun or slight partial shade, and its optimum growth temperature is 20°C to 30°C. The hot, humid summer season is very favorable for the growth of the money tree and is its fastest growing period, so at this stage you should strengthen...
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Don't know where to start with pruning? Just look at a pruning example and you'll understand
When a plant is in a pot, no matter how lush and flourishing it grows, if it lacks beauty of form, it is ultimately just a successful "potted plant," not a "bonsai," let alone a "penjing." The first step in the beauty of a tree's form is prun...
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With just a simple pruning, marguerites can bloom into a big flower ball
Many friends just pick whatever flower looks pretty and bring it home, wanting to grow every beautiful flower at least once. But many flower lovers are devoted to just one kind of flower, and have grown that one flower to perfection, unmatched by anyone! Growing marguerites ...
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