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Pothos with a 2-layer nested pot setup and 1 cotton wick: no watering for 1 year and it still grows like crazy
Sometimes when you're on a business trip or away from home for a long time, gardening friends can't water their plants. What do you do if the plants die of drought? Huahua teaches you to solve the watering problem with 1 cotton wick. Simple and practical, come take a look.
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Variety Characteristics and Care Methods of Qingxin Suchun Orchid (Cymbidium goeringii)
The leaves are slanted and upright, the fragrance is intense, and the flowers are large, with a flower diameter of about 7CM. The petals do not open up, and the stem is tall. It blooms very easily. This is a photo taken four days later; the more it blooms, the more spirited it looks! Large-flowered orchids never photograph well; the actual flowers are even more beautiful!
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How to care for Cymbidium goeringii? Mastering the right method is key
Cymbidium goeringii is also a type of orchid. It grows at altitudes of 500 m to 1500 m, and currently this plant is cultivated only in Taiwan, China. It has high ornamental value, especially in gardening. Its flowering period is also fairly long, opening in July and withering in November. Since this plant is rarely seen elsewhere, many friends are not clear about how to care for it, so today I will share it with you.
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How to water Kerria japonica? Master the correct watering method
Kerria japonica flowers are highly ornamental; when they fully bloom, the color is golden yellow and especially eye-catching. Whether planted in a courtyard or grown in a pot indoors, it is very suitable. Below, the editor will introduce how to water it correctly in daily cultivation.
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Reasons for and solutions to bowl lotus leaves withering
Many people have started keeping a small green plant at home. Some like potted plants, while others like aquatic ones, such as the bowl lotus, which grows very beautifully, especially its flowers. However, if you are not careful sometimes, problems can arise. For example, its leaves sometimes wither. Why does this happen, and what should you do about it?
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How to care for orchids in early spring? Master these care techniques
Early spring is the full bloom period for Cymbidium sinense (Chinese orchid) and Cymbidium goeringii (Spring Orchid), and also the budding period for Cymbidium ensifolium (Four-season Orchid) and Cymbidium kanran (Cold Orchid). Early spring has many cloudy and rainy days, with large temperature fluctuations, and cold waves that tend to recur, which is extremely unfavorable for orchid growth. If poorly managed at this time, it can lead to root rot and bud rot in orchids, and can even cause flower rot in Cymbidium sinense and Cymbidium goeringii that are in full bloom. Because...
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How to distinguish Jianlan (Sijilan, Cymbidium ensifolium) from Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii) when they are not in bloom
(1) Sijilan has only a few small serrations at the leaf tip, while Chunlan has very obvious serrations along the leaf margins. (2) Sijilan's leaves are wider than Chunlan's, while Chunlan's leaves are harder and rougher than Sijilan's. (3) Sijilan's pseudobulbs are larger than Chunlan's; Chunlan's are smaller. (4) Sijilan...
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How to grow orchids? Mastering the seasons is the key to growing orchids well
The sprouting, growth, flowering and fruiting of orchids are closely tied to the seasons. If you cultivate orchids according to the seasons, they will thrive. From January to March come the solar terms Minor Cold, Major Cold, Start of Spring, Rain Water, Awakening of Insects and Spring Equinox. During this period the flower buds of Chinese Cymbidium (Cymbidium goeringii) form. Orchids like warmth but fear dampness, and like dryness but fear aridity, so water a little around the rim of the pot. As the rain nourishes them...
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When did Chinese orchid culture originate? Exploring the historical origins of orchid culture
The orchid is one of the traditional famous flowers most loved by the people of our country. Its leaves are graceful and varied in form, its foliage stays evergreen all year round, and its flowers are noble and delicately fragrant. For thousands of years, it has been known as the "ancestor of fragrance," the "king's fragrance," and "the finest fragrance under heaven." The Chinese orchid culture, created by the working people of ancient China in long-term social practice with the orchid as its main content...
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