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This all-natural health vegetable is pulled up as a weed by farmers, but it is actually a treasure from root to tip
In rural areas, there are so many wild plants, especially weeds, which are everywhere. Sometimes when weeds grow too vigorously, farmers can't wait to get rid of them, not knowing that some of these weeds have very high edible and medicinal value! Today...
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How to divide spider plants and asparagus ferns? A gentle pull turns 1 pot into 10
Now that the temperature has dropped these past few days, the spider plants, succulents, clivias, tree peonies, herbaceous peonies, begonias and so on at home can all be divided. Today Huahua will teach you how to turn 1 pot of your plants into 10! Dividing spider plants, crazy...
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If this plant grows at home, don't rush to pull it out; pot it as a bonsai and its ornamental value is considerable.
Every time I introduce plant cultivation methods and how to choose potted plants, but today let's do something different. Although it is still a plant, it still feels quite fresh. The plant I'm bringing you today is rather unusual, because this plant is not...
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After the succulent Haworthia cooperi blooms, it withers - pull it up casually and you get a handful of dry grass
At the turn of spring and summer, it is exactly the blooming season for the succulent Haworthia cooperi. By the time summer arrives, their flowering period has ended, and these trays of Haworthia cooperi plants look just like a "prairie", covered with dried flower stalks left after blooming...
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The more you water it, the more likely it is to die; it only needs watering once a month, and a leaf pulled off and stuck in soil will grow.
Everyone says succulents are easy to grow, and this one, called Burro's tail (Sedum morganianum), is especially drought-tolerant and easy to care for. A single stem tossed into a pot will take root, and it is both easy to grow and beautiful; even a lazy grower can get pots bursting with it. Look at the length it trails down - it could work as a door curtain. Burro's tail belongs to the...
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Making 3 mistakes when growing roses is like pulling up seedlings to help them grow
The weather has turned cooler recently, and many flower lovers who like roses will take cuttings or buy a few pots of roses to grow. But perhaps because they do not understand care very well, many flower lovers' roses have shown dead seedlings. So what practices are wrong and will lead to...
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Be careful when propagating succulents by leaf pulling; improper handling can easily cause black rot
Be careful when pulling leaves off succulents for leaf propagation. When you pull leaves for leaf propagation, the leaves you pull are necessarily not completely dried out, but relatively plump leaves. After such leaves come off, they will leave relatively large wounds on the succulent, and in this season increase...
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Don't rush to pull out weeds growing in flower pots; a flower shop owner reveals they are very useful if kept
Nowadays most people keep many potted plants at home. After a while, many weeds grow inside the flower pots, so can these weeds actually be pulled out? When buying flowers, the flower shop owner let slip the benefits of not pulling out the weeds,...
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A Darich Wealth orchid bought for 400 yuan, and after a fellow orchid grower saw it, they pulled off the flower and said it was worthless
You might think it's impossible to buy a Darich Wealth for just 400 yuan, but a fellow orchid grower of mine really did spend 400 yuan and brought home a Darich Wealth with a decent seedling shape. Curious, I went to the fellow grower's home to admire the newly purchased Darich Wealth. At first I...
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Spider plants can easily go from 1 pot to 10 with just a gentle pull, filling your balcony with ease
Now that temperatures have dropped these past few days, your spider plants, succulents, clivias, tree peonies, Chinese peonies, crabapples and so on at home can all be divided. Today Huahua will show you how to turn 1 pot of your plants into 10! Spider plant division, exploding into pots like crazy...
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