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Put these things at the bottom of a succulent pot and care becomes effortless, plus it easily fills out the pot
To ensure the soil has good drainage, you must put some large-particle material at the bottom of the pot, such as the widely used expanded clay pebbles, broken bricks and tiles, nut shells, and so on. In addition, whether you are repotting or have just bought a succulent, be sure to...
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What are orchid dragon-root seedlings? Why so many people want to buy one - in fact, a dragon root is nothing rare
Orchid dragon-root seedlings - doesn't that sound very upscale? Dragon-root seedlings are something many orchid growers have always pursued, and plenty of people online claim their dragon-root seedlings produced some kind of exotic flower. So what on earth is a dragon-root seedling? It actually draws countless...
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My rose-growing journey: not many blooms, but they are very easy on the eyes. What do you all think?
Several years ago, I was already fond of roses, and I even grew some varieties like 'Super Star' and 'Blue Moon'. Later, for various reasons, I did not keep it up. This year I happened to see on a forum the roses grown by fellow gardeners...
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Add a little something when watering hydroponic pothos, and it will easily fill its pot with glossy green leaves that climb all over the house
Because hydroponic flowers are relatively clean, elegant in style, and highly ornamental, they are loved by many gardening enthusiasts. Placed in the living room, bedroom, or on the balcony, with clear water and clean bottles, green leaves and long vines, they form a natural beautiful scene that cultivates the mind and purifies the soul...
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Don't throw away these little things at home, they can all be used to grow flowers
When it comes to flower pots and such for growing flowers, once you buy things, you'll feel there's no room left at home. But some little things at home can also be used to grow flowers, so hurry up and collect them. Toilet paper rolls: after we normally finish using toilet paper, don't throw them away, fold...
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Why Your Succulent Suddenly Got Black Rot: The One Thing Missing from the Pot
A fellow gardener's succulent suddenly developed black rot a few days ago. When he waters his succulents, he always waits until the soil is completely dry and then waters thoroughly, so overwatering can basically be ruled out as the cause. Later, he couldn't resist digging the succulent out, removing the soil to take a look...
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Azalea yellow leaves and root rot: what to do? Add something to the water and it will turn green again in a few days
Xiao Qi teaches you how to grow flowers step by step. Many flower friends ask why the azaleas at home often get yellow leaves and drop their leaves. Today let's talk about this situation. There are several reasons for yellow leaves. Compare and see which one is yours. 1. New leaves turn yellow...
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Mix a little something into the snake plant's pot that costs nothing, and its leaves will grow thick and plump with plenty of small pups
The snake plant (Sansevieria) is a very common potted plant and a typical low-maintenance flower, one that can be grown well with little care. Its soil is best kept as a loose, breathable sandy soil. Let's go into detail. 1. The most money-saving, most hassle-free soil mix: garden...
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A whole intricate world hides within abandoned tree stumps
New York artist Alison Moritsugu paints on abandoned tree stumps, and each work is like opening a door to the world; while taking in the wonderful scenery, they also awaken people's desire to protect the environment. We can often see in Baroque and Rococo...
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Shanghai Open-Balcony Succulents Through Summer: Do the Right Things Right Now
Text and photos: Curator. More than two years ago I chose the path of growing succulents, and thus began my study and practice in the field of succulents. Where there is a will, there is a way. As a nine-to-five professional in the system, I gradually built up a signature-style balcony succulent garden of the free-shipping region...
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