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Grow vegetables on the balcony: just pinch off a stem and it will live, and you can even stir-fry a plate of it every day
The New Year is almost here, and everyone must have stocked up on plenty of New Year goods, but vegetables are hard to store, and most families won't buy too many, plus vegetables are especially expensive during the New Year period. What to do? Why not grow a few pots at home yourself? Not only can they serve as ornamental potted plants normally, but they can also be served on the table as a dish, healthy and delicious!
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Pothos or Christmas cactus about to die? One drastic cut back to the bare stems and they will grow like crazy
Recently, quite a few gardening friends have told Huahua that their plants at home are not growing well and the leaves are drooping. Don't worry. For these half-dead plants, the best method is to cut them back to bare stems. Not only can this save them, but after cutting they will grow very vigorously!
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This easy-to-grow flower can be propagated from cuttings: cut 1 stem into 8 segments, and it roots as soon as it goes into the pot.
Since the Chinese New Year, temperatures have gradually risen, and flower lovers can no longer hold back their hands and are getting ready to take cuttings! Plants like snake plant (Sansevieria), pothos (Epipremnum aureum), and kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) need no effort at all: just 1 stem, gently cut into 8 segments, tossed into a pot, and they live. Turning 1 pot into 100 pots is not a dream at all!
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Repotting a succulent with an old woody stem only takes one pair of tweezers and one small brush, and the longer the stem grows, the sturdier it gets
Spring is here, and plenty of plant lovers are excitedly getting ready to repot their succulents, especially succulents with old woody stems that have grown for several years. If you get careless while repotting and the plant dies on you, there is really no place to buy a regret pill! Huahua will teach you how to repot a succulent with an old woody stem using 1 pair of tweezers and 1 small brush, so the stem grows thicker and sturdier the longer it grows!
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This foliage plant needs no fussing over, and its stems stay upright and straight
Snake plant (Sansevieria), with thick, sword-straight leaves marked with mottled patterns, elegant and distinctive. With good care, even if you have no time and leave it unattended for 1 month, it still stands with its "back" straight, beautiful in all four seasons, making it an excellent foliage plant for halls, reception rooms, and studies....
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A succulent's stem turning black is not necessarily black rot, it could also be lignification
In succulent care, misunderstandings are inevitable. Some friends think a blackened stem means black rot. Many growers have encountered this: suddenly finding that the part of their succulent's stem in the soil has turned black, and a purplish black at that, so...
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When plants get sick they also need medication; a strong root system and leaves that are glossy, thick and firm
Ordinary people need to take medicine for treatment after getting sick, and only then can they recover quickly. In fact, if a potted plant has a problem, just letting it "take" a little tablet can also work quite well. If you use it during routine plant care or when problems occur...
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Exploring the Relationship Between Orchid Stem Rot, Soft Rot, and Water Entering the Leaf Core
Recently, while chatting with a few new orchid growers, I found that most of them encounter a very serious problem, namely the two rots. Once this disease occurs, it is very difficult to cure completely. Even if handled properly, it will still recur next year. Very few succeed. Some just...
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When planting succulents, use moist soil for potting, and you can easily grow a strong root system.
As for the potting method for succulents, no matter whether they were bought from a flower market, a greenhouse, or online, throw away all the soil from the original pot. (Online purchases usually do not come with potting soil.) Next, wash the roots of the plant. Make sure to basically rinse off all the soil carried on the root system...
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In Figure 3, the bonsai's root system is as developed as an eight-tentacled octopus, and the other bonsai are even more graceful in form.
The pot holds a vast world. The scene captures the laws of nature. A tiny flower pot contains this bold and vigorous cypress. ...
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