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Isatis root planting method: apply base fertilizer before sowing, and prevent pests and diseases later
Summary Soil: choose land with deep, fertile and loose soil. Sowing: spring sowing and summer sowing are both options; before sowing, soak the seeds in 40° warm water for 4 hours. Seed reservation and collection: harvest the seeds promptly when they mature, then sun-dry, thresh and store them in a dry place. Daily management: reg
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How to regrow enoki mushrooms from the root base? The latest little tricks teach you to grow them again
1. How to regrow from the root base 1. Root base: after cutting off the root base of purchased enoki mushrooms, they can regrow. When buying, you can choose some fresh ones with root bases that look intact, and they can have a bit of sandy soil on them. Root bases that grow very tightly together are better for
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What to do when Chinese roses, camellias and jasmine get root rot? Bury some base material in the flowerpot to prevent it
Recently many gardening friends have reported that their Chinese roses, camellias, jasmine and other plants have all shown varying degrees of root rot. There are many causes of root rot, mainly overwatering, compacted potting soil, root damage, a poorly ventilated location, and so on...
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Growing roses from tiny bare-root cuttings into a flowering wall: go heavy on the base fertilizer, and the canes will reach two meters
I got a small courtyard at the beginning of the year, and climbing roses were a must. Since I wasn't going to move in right away, I bought them all as tiny cuttings. I didn't go for many varieties, just Red Dragon, Pink Dragon and Pink Wood. This is how the tiny cuttings looked when they first arrived. Potting them up, I was a bit heavy-handed...
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Cabbage root rot causes the stem base to turn brown and the root system to rot - how to prevent and control it
Control methods for cabbage root rot, which causes the stem base to turn brown and the root system to rot
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Succulent root pruning tips: Succulents should be watered based on light
Today's topic is watering based on light. "Watering based on light" is a bit of jargon I invented myself. I once thought this phrase sounded as cool as Darwin's "natural selection, survival of the fittest," so I often brought it out in front of novice succulent growers
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