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Add a little something that costs nothing to the snake plant's pot, and it won't rot roots and will grow thick and tall
If you want your snake plant to grow vigorously, how can you do without this? It costs nothing, and it sprouts new shoots like crazy. The snake plant (Sansevieria) is really a fairly tough green plant. It has very low soil requirements, and both alkaline and acidic soil will do, as long as the acidity or alkalinity is not too severe...
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What position should all kinds of green plants be placed in at home? There is something to pay attention to.
Green plants are the choice of many people today, so how should green plants at home be placed, and where should they be placed? Placing lucky bamboo, money trees, and Malayan banyan in the entryway can maintain a comfortable and balanced feel in the house. Placing ivy in the home can absorb smoke...
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Add a little something to rice water to make your own liquid fertilizer for flowers and plants
Friends who love growing flowers and plants must have tried making their own compost. Fruit peels, rice water, a bit of tinkering, and it starts to look quite decent. But today, the editor is sharing how to add a few other ingredients to rice water to make flowers and plants grow more vigorously! In rice water...
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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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What to do about yellow leaves on lucky bamboo? Add something to the water you spray, and the leaves will be emerald green and the plant will grow taller node by node
Lucky bamboo has emerald green leaves, is easy to grow, and has a good symbolic meaning, so many plant lovers buy a pot to keep at home. But the lucky bamboo you bring home often develops yellow leaves. What is going on? Let's take a look! "Yellow leaves on lucky bamboo" - soil-cultured lucky bamboo...
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No need to buy pesticide when flowers and plants get bugs; a little something from home sprayed on them wipes them out completely
As temperatures rise, bugs start to multiply and increase. If you keep potted flowers and plants at home, small flying insects easily appear in the soil too, and some aphids and the like suck the sap from leaves and branches, affecting the plants' growth. But you don't want to spray pesticide - how do you get rid of them...
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Do these 8 small things when growing vegetables on a balcony, and your vegetables will thrive with something to pick every day
As a busy city dweller, there are too many things to do every day. Growing some vegetables on a balcony can relieve the stress of study and work, bring a lot of joy to life, and let you care for the vegetables you grow on weekends, enjoying a relaxed and...
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Do these 8 small things when growing vegetables on a balcony, and your vegetables will thrive with something to pick every day
As a busy city dweller, there are too many things to do every day. Growing some vegetables on the balcony can relieve the stress of study and work, bring a lot of joy to life, and let you care for your own vegetables on weekends, enjoying a relaxed and...
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Spider plant not sending out runners? Add a little something, and the leaves will flourish, the roots will grow strong, and it will send out runners soon
Xiao Qi teaches you how to grow flowers step by step. Lately I often come across people saying their spider plant does not send out runners and only grows leaves. Some do not even grow at all. What is going on? It is widely agreed that spider plants are easy to grow, because even if you do not water them for a long time, they will not die...
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Grow a pot of mosquito-repelling, delicious greens in the kitchen - the mosquitoes disappear and you still get a little something to eat
Still spending money on spices? Then you're behind the times. Why not grow one or two spice plants at home! They're decorative and you can rinse them clean and cook with them directly. Homegrown spices are natural and eco-friendly, so come and give it a try! Perilla (zi su)...
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