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Keeping pothos happy comes down to this one trick: a pot full of white roots and vines growing like crazy
Grow pothos well with just this one trick: a pot full of big white roots, vines shooting out fast, growing "wild." Many flower lovers still struggle to grow pothos well, so Xiao Qi is sharing a simple trick. Do as I say, and your vines will grow like crazy with no problem. Pothos is very easy to grow...
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This magical plant roots from a single leaf stuck in soil, survives being pulled up by the roots over winter, and keeps growing when stuck back in soil the next year
The world is full of wonders, and the plant I am sharing with you today is especially magical: break off a leaf and stick it in soil and it lives; pull it up roots and all, store it through a winter, plant it in soil the next year, and it keeps growing. I believe many people have grown this plant. It is...
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Add this to the clivia flower pot: the roots grow thick and the leaves shine as if oiled, growing 4 leaves a year
Clivia has the beautiful meaning of a gentleman's character, with a graceful plant shape, sword-like leaves, emerald green and glossy, often arranged symmetrically like a Thousand-Hand Guanyin, and bright, dignified and elegant flowers, making it truly an excellent choice for potted plants. When growing clivia, root rot is the most common problem...
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Clivia: grow the roots first, and repot on schedule so it keeps growing nonstop
Clivia can be said to be the top-choice plant for flower lovers. Just like at Huahua's home, whatever else we may not grow, there will always be two pots of clivia. Because its glossy green leaves are so elegant and imposing, especially at the moment its flower scape pushes out, it is full of...
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Spider Plant Root-Growing Secrets, Learned from a Fellow Gardener - Roots So Big the Pot Can't Hold Them
A fellow gardener showed Huahua her spider plant that had burst its pot, and Huahua was absolutely stunned! Quick-witted Huahua hurriedly asked the gardener for her little root-growing secrets. Follow along with Huahua and you too can grow big white roots! How to grow roots on a spider plant...
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For gardenias, this 1-yuan item is indispensable: strong roots, no yellow leaves, lush green foliage, and buds that keep growing nonstop
Right now is the peak blooming season for gardenias. When caring for gardenias, the most common problems are yellow leaves and dropped flower buds. The purpose of growing flowers is to decorate the home and beautify the environment, making viewers feel happy. If yellow leaves and dropped buds appear, not only will they fail to decorate...
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What to Do When the Variegated Spider Plant's Roots Rot? Cause Analysis and the Benefits of Growing Spider Plants
As we all know, there are many varieties of spider plants, and the variegated spider plant we are talking about today is one of them. Recently many people have been complaining, why do the variegated spider plants we grow suddenly get root rot for no apparent reason? How should this be solved? So...
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Want succulents to root quickly? Add this to the soil and you won't have to worry about them not growing big.
Vermiculite is a natural, non-toxic mineral with ion exchange capacity. It generally expands at high temperatures, so it can provide excellent nutrition to the soil. Most crucially, its water repellency and air permeability are especially...
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Feed your clivia these few snacks, and its roots will be strong, its leaves plump, growing straight up
Placing a pot of clivia in the living room or on the balcony not only decorates the home but also beautifies the environment. Looking at the upright plant with its symmetrical leaves on both sides always seems to convey a sense of pride, and it is very popular among flower lovers. But to grow cl...
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Notes on caring for a rootless cold orchid (Cymbidium kanran), sharing orchid-growing experience
Orchid-growing notes: the rootless cold orchid
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