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Cymbidium finished blooming? Don't throw it out! Change the soil, water it, add a little something, and flower spikes will shoot up all over the pot
Xiao Qi shows you step by step how to grow flowers. Repotting a Cymbidium is actually very simple. Cymbidiums are usually bought already in bloom, and after they finish flowering, poor care makes it hard for them to bloom again the next year. Xiao Qi has grown them before, and getting them to rebloom is easy, if...
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Don't just focus on the pot's base when growing flowers - a little something on the surface means more blooms and fewer pests
When I used to grow potted plants, the soil was always my main concern, but I feel this topdressing work is quite important too. Choose the right material and not only does the ornamental value go up a lot, but your potted plants will also grow more and more vigorously. As for this topdressing...
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To grow flowers, first grow the roots: add a little something to the bottom of the pot, and the leaves will be lush and green with flowers blooming nonstop through all four seasons
As the saying goes, to grow flowers well you must first grow the roots well; only when the roots are well grown can the branches and leaves flourish and the leaves be green and the flowers vibrant. When we grow flowers, doing a little something at the bottom of the pot can keep the plants from root rot, with leaves lush and green and flowers blooming nonstop through all four seasons. Keep...
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Gardenia not blooming? Ferrous sulfate alone won't work, add a little something and the flowers will be big and fragrant
This season is the best time to care for gardenias, fresh and elegant, with a fragrance that hits you right in the face. Use a bit of this special bloom-boosting agent, and the flowers will be big and fragrant, growing 10 buds at a time! But many gardening friends say that using ferrous sulfate alone doesn't work. Let me teach you how to do it, and...
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When something goes wrong with your flowers, you can tell at a glance by looking at the leaves and stems
When a person is sick, their whole body feels awful. When a plant is sick, its "body" also sends out signals. Once you understand the signals, you'll know what disease it has, and then you can treat it accordingly! Learn to observe the following "symptoms," and when something goes wrong with your flowers, you'll never...
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Add a little something to beer, and gardenias and Chinese roses bloom for 8 months straight, with 100 flowers at a time
Qingdao is about to enter summer, and Huahua can once again see people on the street corners carrying beer in plastic bags. This beer is really a good thing - not only do people love drinking it, but the plants at home actually love it too. What, you don't believe it? Then hurry up and follow Huahua to take a look!
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Add a little of something common in the kitchen when growing flowers, and the flowers will bloom in a pot-busting display
I believe many flower-growing friends have put in a lot of effort to make their home flowers and plants bloom more beautifully and better. But sometimes, despite great effort, the flowers still bloom sparsely. What to do? Don't worry, today the editor...
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