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Portulaca grandiflora is impossible to kill; snap off a stem and it bursts into a full pot, don't miss these 10 varieties
If any flower rules the summer, it has to be Portulaca grandiflora! Snap off a small stem and it will root, and in about ten days it will bloom. It truly is a flower that cannot die, and this year there are so many varieties, come take a look with Huahua~
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Add a little oil to the pothos pot, and its stems grow thick and its leaves green; in 30 days it climbed 1 m up the wall.
Add a little "oil" to the pothos pot, and its stems grow thick and its leaves green; in 30 days it climbed "1 m" up the wall! Pothos (Epipremnum aureum) survives as soon as it meets water, with a very tenacious vitality, and is called the "flower of life." At the same time, pothos's ability to purify indoor air is definitely no exaggeration,...
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Succulents grow plump thanks to a healthy root system; let me teach you the care methods
To grow succulents well, you must first grow good roots, and also learn to control water for succulents. What does succulent water control mean? Here it means reducing watering. Gardeners should note that it is reducing, not stopping watering. For example, a certain variety...
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No need to buy moss rose (Portulaca grandiflora) - Mom just snaps off a stem and sticks it in the soil, it sprouts in 7 days and looks like this after 30 days
03:12 One day, strolling around downstairs in the residential compound with Mom, we saw the moss roses blooming beautifully along the roadside, and Mom got a little selfish idea, saying she wanted to snap off a few plant stems to take home and grow. I was about to tell Mom that doing so shows no civic-mindedness and that damaging the flowers and plants is even worse, and that we could just go buy some at the flower and bird market. But before I could finish my sentence, Mom had already snapped off several moss rose stems. Then Mom said dismissively, it's just a few moss rose stems, this plant has already overflowed its pot, I'm helping divide the pot so the moss roses grow better, no need to waste money. With a mom like this, I had no choice but to let her bring the moss rose stems home.
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Taking cuttings in summer heat: slow rooting and prone to black stems. Soak them in one thing and the roots will grow like crazy.
Growing flowers is not a very difficult thing, and placing a potted green plant indoors adds color to life, makes it more full of charm, and can cultivate a person's carefulness and patience and enrich spare time. Many friends who love growing flowers also like to get hands-on...
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2 long-life vegetables that root in water from a cut stem and can cool you down in summer
In summer the weather is hot and dry, with strong damp-heat, so you can regularly eat some long-life vegetables and cooling vegetables to clear heat and remove dampness, cool down and relieve summer heat. These vegetables are rich in protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals and other nutrients, and also dietary...
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How do you train a single-stem rose into a multi-branched, well-rounded plant? Here are the tricks
Actually, getting a rose to branch continuously is not just about achieving a perfect plant shape; there is another unexpected benefit: continuous branching can make the plant bloom all over the pot. There is a principle behind this. Flowers generally bloom on newly grown branches, so...
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This flower loves to burst into a full pot with little watering, and a single stem roots as soon as it touches soil, a favorite for lazy gardeners
Sedum makinoi 'Ogon', a succulent plant of the genus Sedum in the Crassulaceae family, also called round-leaf stonecrop, is a very common little pot-covering plant. Plant a cluster, and it quickly bursts into a full mound, with fleshy, year-round green leaves, very pleasing to the eye as a potted ornamental. Sedum makinoi 'Ogon'...
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Mr. Wang grows clivia: one can of "it" every 10 days, 30 flowers per stem, and it blooms "twice" in a row
When it comes to clivia, I believe many flower lovers are familiar with it. It has broad leaves, all growing in opposite pairs, looking like a huge fan. Even just its foliage is beautiful, and its flowers are gorgeous with elegant shapes, earning it the love of many flower...
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Water your Cuban oregano this way for lush branches, sturdy stems, and plump leaves
Cuban oregano is a green plant with a distinctive fragrance. As a plant that can be grown in pots for ornament and also eaten, Cuban oregano is a very popular flowering green plant among many gardening enthusiasts. We can grow it in pots and keep...
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