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Pothos cuttings in 20 days: a gardening enthusiast turned one stem into a whole big pot
Most gardening enthusiasts who have grown pothos know that pothos is very easy to propagate. You can just cut a section of pothos stem and grow it in water, or stick it straight into soil, but this way is especially slow, isn't it? The enthusiast below is really impressive, only...
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Don't waste money buying pothos; just snap off 1 stem and root it to get a whole pot that grows like it's on hormones
Pothos has always been one of the more popular green plants in daily life. Its fresh and lovely leaves, its lush green color, and its ability to purify the air are all reasons flower lovers like it! So many people keep several pots of pothos at home, in...
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Lipstick vine: one stem stuck into soil and it will live; leaves deep green and blooms bursting out of the pot
Lipstick vine, whose flowers look a bit like lipstick, with a peculiar shape, bright and gorgeous, and leaves that stay green all year round, is also called flower vine grass, or lipstick flower. Both its leaves and flowers are beautiful, and it is a perennial evergreen trailing herbaceous flowering plant. Its stems are fairly long and can hang down...
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What to do after orchids bloom? A detailed guide to flower stem pruning
Potted plants are different from those grown in the ground. For example, some gardening friends ask what to do after orchids bloom. If an orchid is grown in the ground, it does not matter much if you do nothing, but for potted orchids, in order not to waste nutrients, we need to promptly cut off the faded flowers, and we also need to replenish fertilizer in time...
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These plants at home love vinegar; feed them half a jin or more and their roots and stems grow strong with glossy green leaves
Growing flowers is also a field of knowledge, it must be said. To grow flowers well, you not only need to accumulate experience over time, but also need to keep learning. Around us, more and more people are growing flowers. Today let's talk about growing pothos, asparagus fern, snake...
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Four things to watch for with pothos in autumn, so its stems and leaves grow fast and lush
Recently some gardening friends have been asking: as autumn arrives, many flowers have their own little autumn care routines, so how should we care for the pothos at home to keep the plant from developing yellow leaves and to make it grow rapidly? Pothos is an evergreen plant that stays green all year round, and the care for each season is actually...
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Propagate Podocarpus for free: turn one pot into ten, and grow thick, sturdy, verdant, upright stems
In today's life, everyone grows some distinctive plants. They also come with good meanings. Among the many plants, Podocarpus (Podocarpus macrophyllus) is a very popular one. Its branches are upright, with a natural...
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Keeping succulents in flower pots is outdated - Grandpa's succulents have all grown into old stems
I wonder what everyone's impression of succulents is? In Huahua's mind, succulents are the kind that are small, with thick leaves, and look adorable when the leaves turn red. If there were a little girl nearby holding them with both hands...
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Take cuttings of these 3 flowers now: they root easily, survive quickly, and won't rot or develop black stem rot
The best season for taking cuttings is here. After a summer of high temperatures, flower lovers should get to work! Right now almost anything you stick in soil will take. Today Huahua has specially picked some flowers that root easily, survive quickly, and don't suffer from "black stem rot" for everyone's reference~ Jasmine...
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What to do when the stems of succulents start to wither after repotting
What should you do when this happens after repotting succulents? It is recommended to change the soil and take cuttings again. Remember: the knife must be disinfected with alcohol or liquor, and the cuttings should be left to dry for two days before planting. For compact-growing succulents, the principle of stem cuttings is the same...
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