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Keep these 2 things under control when caring for your Christmas cactus, and it will sail through summer and bloom all over the pot by the end of the year
Many flower lovers adore the Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera). It comes in many varieties and a wide range of colors, with delicate, beautiful blooms and a generous flush of flowers at once, making it a spectacular and gorgeous plant and an ideal potted choice for decorating the home. Caring for the Christmas cactus in summer is very important: keep 2 things under control, ...
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After 40, you age fast. These three things help you recover quickly. Remember to save this.
After people reach 40, they will very clearly feel that they are aging faster and faster, especially being prone to fatigue, dull complexion, lack of energy, and catching colds easily. These symptoms all tell you that your body is unhealthy. At this time, there are three...
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Money Tree Growing Slowly? Do These 3 Things and New Shoots Will Keep Coming, With Glossy Green Leaves
Money Tree (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) grows very fast in the current season, but some gardening friends report that their Money Trees have barely grown, and even show yellowing and falling leaves. Today Hua'er will introduce some tips for caring for the Money Tree...
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Add one thing to the flower pot, and the potting soil becomes loose, breathable and nutritious, no need to change it for three years
In the process of growing flowers, sometimes we find that flowers we have kept for a long time do not grow taller, or their leaves turn yellow for no reason. When we dig into the soil, it is so compacted that even a hoe cannot dig through it. Do not underestimate the problem of potting soil compaction, it can easily cause...
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Why do dozens of pots of succulents end up as nothing but empty pots after summer
You buy hundreds of pots of succulents in spring, and once summer passes, basically all that is left is a bunch of empty pots. Why is that? In summer, the environment in most places is hot, stuffy and humid, and this is exactly the kind of growing environment succulents fear most. After the temperature exceeds 33°C...
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Kerria Says Nothing but Longs: A Study of the Related Textual Research on Changdi and Tangdi
I first encountered kerria (Kerria japonica) on my third time joining the phenological observations of the Peking University Green Association. "So this is what kerria looks like! It is the plant used in the Book of Songs to symbolize brothers, isn't it?" Later I realized my memory was mistaken! What the Book of Songs refers to is "changdi," while "changdi" and "kerria" are two completely different plants. In addition, there are also "tangdi" and "tangdi" (written with different characters), and the four sound similar and look alike, and are often confused.
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What position should all kinds of green plants be placed in at home? There is something to pay attention to.
Green plants are the choice of many people today, so how should green plants at home be placed, and where should they be placed? Placing lucky bamboo, money trees, and Malayan banyan in the entryway can maintain a comfortable and balanced feel in the house. Placing ivy in the home can absorb smoke...
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What is the best thing to put in the bottom of a succulent pot? Line it with this kind of stone and the roots won't rot for years
A gardening friend asked: I grow a lot of succulents, but I don't know what is best to put in the bottom of the pot. The purpose of putting something in the bottom of a pot is to increase air and water drainage, and generally some large-particle solid is used, such as pumice, clay pebbles...
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Struggling with succulents in summer? Practical methods to help you turn things around
Summer is here, and for those who find it hard to keep succulents alive through the summer, this really is a tough period. Today Huahua brings succulent lovers some summer survival tips, so let's see how they turn things around. Succulent summer survival: potting soil edition. If you want to grow...
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