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Growing Lucky Bamboo for 10 years, an old gardener adds a little something every year, stems thick and leaves green, growing taller node by node
An old gardener has grown "Lucky Bamboo" for 10 years, adding a little "something" each year so it grows taller node by node, with thick stems and green leaves. More and more people love growing flowers, and many friends keep all kinds of plants and flowers at home, like Lucky Bamboo, Kalanchoe blossfeldiana, and Clivia miniata - these are...
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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Keeping succulents in flower pots is outdated - Grandpa's succulents have all grown into old stems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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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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This common plant has edible stems, leaves, and fruit; grown in a pot as bonsai, it is both beautiful and precious
A common plant in rural areas, it can be grown in a pot as bonsai, its stems, leaves, and fruit are edible, and it has great and precious value; it is beautiful. In China's rural areas there are many plants; some of these plants grow very tall, some grow very short, and some grow neither tall nor short...
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3 flowers to propagate from cuttings in autumn - just stick the stems in soil and they will fill a whole room with blooms
It is fair to say that all the great flower growers started out as beginners, step by step; no one is born knowing how to grow flowers. Generally, the most frustrating thing in the beginner stage is that you try to grow flowers but always end up killing them. In fact, beginner flower lovers are best off growing some flowers that do not need much fuss, so that after building up experience they can grow flowers with ease.
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Why the stems of desert rose grow thinner and weaker the longer they grow, and fail to bloom, plus solutions
The desert rose (Adenium obesum) has an elegant plant form and a quaint, vigorous tree shape. Its blooming period runs from May to December each year, and when in flower its color is as red as a rose, making it much loved by many flower enthusiasts. When growing desert roses at home, flower enthusiasts often report that the stems grow thinner and weaker the longer they grow, and...
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Water the Christmas cactus with this kind of "garbage water" in early autumn, and its stems and leaves will be plump and emerald green, with flowers blooming all over the branches.
The Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera) is an epiphytic succulent plant, shrub-like, with drooping stems, many branches and no spines, bright green or slightly purple, with a truncated apex, and flowers borne singly at the tips of the branches, bright and beautiful, deeply loved by many flower lovers. After early autumn, Christmas cacti begin to...
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