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Pothos Almost Died, Thrown into a Stinky Ditch, Then Went Wild and Grew Everywhere in Half a Month While Neighbors Lined Up to Grab Some
What Huahua hears complained about most every day is pothos. Many plant lovers just throw it away when they can't grow it well, and then want to buy it again after tossing it... Today I saw pothos thrown away by a plant lover, and it actually grew into a whole patch in a stinky ditch. It really makes you not know whether to laugh or cry! Plant lover @Impossible to work...
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Don't throw away fruit pits - grow them into potted plants more beautiful than store-bought flowers
Besides eating them, what else can fruit do? After eating fruit, don't throw away the "leftovers" like crowns or pits - grow them into potted plants, and you'll never need to buy flowers again. Seeing pots of green plants you planted yourself, doesn't it feel even more rewarding?...
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Don't throw away fruit pits after eating - toss them into a flower pot and they'll grow into creative little potted plants in just a week
Summer is a great season for eating fruit, because so many kinds come onto the market at this time of year, such as pomegranates, dragon fruit, and longan. After eating the fruit, never throw away the pits - toss them into a flower pot, and some will grow green...
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Don't throw away dried-up succulent leaves; let me teach you a trick to grow them into little old stumps
When succulent leaves are well cared for, they become plump and round, very cute. But do you know what to do when succulent leaves dry up? Many succulents drop their leaves because the care environment suddenly changes and they cannot adapt. But...
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When repotting an orchid, I didn't throw away the rotten roots - who knew they would actually sprout again
Orchids have always been loved by flower enthusiasts for their freshness and elegance. My husband, for one, is very fond of growing them, and we have several pots at home. However, orchids need to be repotted regularly. I always found this troublesome, so I just left it all to my husband. Previously, when he...
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Don't throw away fruit after eating it - let me teach you how to grow mini potted plants
The rolling heat waves day after day make the weather seem less lovely, but there are still countless reasons to love it, such as the fruit at this time being delicious, cheap and varied: no sooner have I eaten my fill of cherries than I start thinking about big watermelons and juicy peaches, and my mouth just won't stop watering...
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Throw an onion into a flower pot, it sprouts in half a month, blooms twice a year, and the flowers are big and gorgeous
Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) may not be very familiar to everyone. Compared with some commonly kept houseplants such as clivia, asparagus fern, and spider plant, people's knowledge of it is truly very limited. Amaryllis is actually a kind of stunning beauty too, but when it blooms, a...
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Rose cuttings have a secret weapon: don't throw away empty cooking oil jugs at home
Cuttings are a plant propagation method we often use, and ornamental flowers with high good looks and popularity like roses benefit from it most. However, propagating roses from cuttings is not...
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Things everyone has at home can be cut and painted to grow flowers, save money and stop throwing them away
Growing flowers really burns money. See a pretty flower pot, buy one; see a novel flower, buy a pot; potting soil, flower fertilizer, gardening tools, which of those isn't money? Growers also pursue a bit of quality, and won't take the ugly ones! If you also have...
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Throw 3-4 of these into the snake plant pot, and the offsets grow like crazy, as tough as steel drills
When it comes to snake plants, I believe gardening friends are all familiar with them. Snake plants are mainly foliage plants, with slender and graceful leaves. Many people keep 1-2 pots at home, and they can also purify the air. Whether your home has Chinese-style decor or minimalist...
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