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Orchid repotting: I cut off the old roots and told my son to throw them away, but he came back with a 20-yuan surprise
I cut off the old roots while repotting my orchid and told my son to throw them away, but he came back holding 20 yuan. My son said, "There's a surprise." Recently, I noticed new changes in the potting medium of the two orchids I care for. Looking closely, several new shoots had sprouted next to the orchid roots, which...
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Growing orchids in autumn: avoid these 4 risks for no yellow leaves, no root rot, and fragrant blooms
Autumn is about to leave before we have had enough of it, so Huahua is here to quickly tell everyone how orchids should be grown in autumn. Even though the weather and temperatures in autumn are both nice, growing plants always requires caution and care at every step, because traps and risks are waiting for you everywhere if you are not careful! Today Huahua will talk about which risks to watch out for when growing orchids in autumn.
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How to prevent and control root rot and stem rot in ginkgo seedlings
Ginkgo seedling cultivation is the foundation of developing the ginkgo planting industry, and the key lies in the prevention and control of root rot and stem rot
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Key Techniques for Grafting Ginkgo onto Seedling Rootstocks
Seedling rootstock grafting is a new technique developed in recent years. Isn't it time to learn it quickly?
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Simple and fast rooting method for clivia and orchids, say goodbye to root rot and poor growth
The root systems of clivia and orchids are fleshy roots, which are the most prone to disease and rot during care. Once diseased, the whole plant will grow poorly and slowly, and if not handled well, it will gradually wither and die. This is why many flower lovers always feel...
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Put a worn sock over the pot of your pothos or succulents, and they won't get root rot or yellow leaves, and will grow vigorously
For those of us who grow flowers, reusing waste is nothing out of the ordinary. Pots and pans, firewood, rice, oil and salt can all be used in all sorts of clever ways. Thrift is a virtue, and everyone can be counted as scoring 100 points. Today, Huahua is going to share a new trick. Flower lovers who have already tried it, raise your hands...
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Do these three things when repotting and changing the soil of your flowers, and the roots will grow strong without rotting
Autumn is a good season for repotting, because when the weather is hot, plant growth slows down and repotted plants are less likely to survive, so repotting is generally done in autumn and spring. Only when the potting soil is changed properly can flowers grow well. Repotting tips include...
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When repotting a clivia, the roots had grown like this, and gardening friends said outright they wouldn't dare keep one
Clivia, this flowering plant is well worth growing at home, because when it isn't blooming, its leaves are emerald green and glossy, and it can be enjoyed as a foliage plant. Once it blooms, the flowers are bright and elegant, and as a flowering plant it is in no way inferior to other flowers...
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Growing flowers comes down to these 3 solutions: potted plants root faster and bloom longer
Growing flowers is three parts fertilizer and seven parts water, so flower lovers must not lack nutrients such as fertilizer. If flowers develop yellow leaves, fail to root, or have a short blooming period, you need to pay attention to preparing nutrients properly and mix your own nutrient solution,...
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Why is the exposed-root claw bonsai the cutest?
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