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How do you care for a rubber plant so its leaves are thick and large? Do these few things well
If you want your rubber plant to grow better, pay attention to the following four aspects: first, light - give it plenty of sunlight. Second, water - water it appropriately when the soil is dry, keeping it moist without waterlogging. Third, proper pruning to reduce nutrient...
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4 things beginners must know about growing succulent potted plants at home
Get more sun: For succulents grown on a balcony, you must take the opportunity to give them more sun. The reason is that most succulents native to the wild grow in dry, sunny environments. ...
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Want your bougainvillea to bloom profusely? Do these 4 things and the flowers will crowd the pot and bloom for over half the year
Bougainvillea, an evergreen climbing shrub of the Nyctaginaceae family, has branched stems with sharp thorns, and the branches arch and droop. The leaves are simple and alternate, ovate, with entire margins; densely covered with fine hairs. The flowers are small, usually 3 clustered in 3 larger bracts, and the bracts come in bright...
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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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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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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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10 Essential Things to Know About Growing Orchids
1. Disinfect wounds first: When repotting or dividing plants, if the stems, leaves, or roots have wounds, first apply a fungicide to the wounds to prevent pathogens from entering. After planting, waiting 2 to 3 days before watering is safer. 2. Disinfect old pots: As a rule, new pots should be used for planting orchids, but it is a shame to use pots only once when growing them in large quantities. Old pots can be disinfected with a disinfectant and used again.
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A few things you must not overlook when growing flowers, or you will easily regret it
What have you actually done for your plants? Do you just bring a flower home, put it in the sun, water it when you remember, and then completely forget this little thing exists? 1. Never repotting. If your potted plant has gone 3 or 4 years without...
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Corn spider mites enter their peak outbreak period: do these things to reduce pest damage
Spider mites have long been one of the agricultural pests, damaging not only corn but also cotton, peanuts, fruit trees, flowers and more. Their damage to corn mainly shows as spider mites sucking the sap of corn, causing corn leaves to dry up and affect...
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Use these things for growing flowers, and the potting soil won't compact for a year; the plants will thrive and bloom abundantly and brightly
A master gardener who grows flowers and vegetables keeps dozens of pots of flowers and dozens of pots of vegetables on a tiny balcony. She hasn't spent a single cent on soil or fertilizer; it's all picked up from outside. Her flowers and vegetables both grow great! Here are five common things from daily life...
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