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The Complete Dorm Makeover Guide: Give Your Dorm a New Look Before You Step Into University
Many students have already finished the college entrance exam and are about to step onto the university campus! Here Huahua cheers and applauds for you! Whether you did well or not, you have to believe that the path you chose is the right one, and in the near future you will know: ...
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Areca palm, Hawaiian palm, parlor palm and Areca lutescens - tell them apart in 3 steps
Areca palm, Hawaiian palm, parlor palm and Areca lutescens - when you first see these four plants, it is completely impossible to tell them apart. So how exactly do you distinguish the four of them? Come and take a look with the good-care green plant experts. Distinguishing areca palm, ...
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Remember these 4 steps when potting orchids: no root rot, no scorched leaves, and fragrant blooms while saving money
Orchids have a history of more than two thousand years from ancient times to the present, and they are still deeply loved by flower enthusiasts today, which shows there must be a great deal of care experience behind them. Now that the weather is starting to cool down, many orchid owners are falling into the hobby again. So potting orchids can...
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Step into a gardening enthusiast's private garden
A garden full of spring - the whole garden is filled with the scenery of spring. A metaphor for a flourishing scene. All kinds of flowers in the garden have bloomed, and seeing these flowers bloom so beautifully every day, my mood is of course as lovely as the flowers~ The garden has not changed much this year,...
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The main cause of root rot in Clivia is not improper watering, but a mistake you made at this step
Your Clivia has root rot, and improper watering is not the main cause - it's a mistake you made at this step! Your Clivia has root rot, what should you do? Why does Clivia get root rot? Many flower growers will say it must be because water got into the leaf core when watering. When watering, you must not let water get into the center. It's the rainy season now. Except in winter, Xiao Qi always puts his Clivia directly in the yard in other seasons. He puts them under trees, in a spot against a wall, in a place without strong light. When the rainy season comes and it keeps raining, the Clivia that Xiao Qi grows still doesn't get root rot, even though the rain falls directly into the center of the leaf core. Why is that? Even in greenhouses, they also use sprinklers to water directly. If that's the case, wouldn't all Clivia get root rot?
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After its summer dormancy, Cyclamen wakes up in autumn. Do these few care steps well, and you will have flowers to enjoy in winter and spring.
For the winter- and spring-blooming plant Cyclamen, after a summer of dormancy, autumn care and management are especially important. Because the high summer temperatures are unsuitable, many growers' Cyclamen are not in very good shape, and some have even lost all their leaves, ...
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How do you care for aloe so it grows into a full pot? Get it done in 4 steps
Aloe is easy to grow, has comprehensive benefits, can purify the air, and also has beauty benefits, making it a very popular potted plant. Below, we introduce the trick for getting aloe to grow into a full pot: learning to do cuttings, which lets one pot of aloe become many pots, done in just 4 simple steps...
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8 key steps for caring for succulents in August, and their beauty will return in September to surprise you
Time flies so fast. Autumn has arrived, and in another 4 months it will be 2019 again. Although autumn is here, it is still very hot in Nanning, over 30 degrees every day, and you still need sunscreen when going out. With autumn here, many succulent owners have started...
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Detailed Explanation of the Methods and Steps for Making a Crabapple Bonsai
To make a crabapple bonsai, a relatively deep rectangular or oval pot is commonly used, though you can also choose a square or round pot according to your personal preference. If it is a cascade style, a deep cylindrical pot can be used. The pot material can be purple clay or glazed...
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6 kinds of fertile soil are right at your doorstep, stop spending money on soil
For those of us who grow flowers, potting soil is a big expense. Garden soil you just dig up yourself has no nutrients, easily compacts, won't grow anything well, and carries lots of bacteria and insect eggs... Today Huahua is here to share 6 methods for making your own nutrient-rich soil, so whatever you grow thrives, safe with no hidden risks!
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