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Pros and cons of grafting osmanthus onto fringe tree rootstock, explained clearly by an experienced grower
The fringe tree (Chionanthus retusus) is a deciduous shrub or small tree, blooming from April to June and fruiting from September to October, and July is precisely the best time to use fringe tree for grafting planning; there are three methods of grafting with fringe tree as rootstock, namely cut grafting, side grafting, cleft grafting, bark grafting, and approach grafting
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What to Do If Your Money Tree Has Root Rot? Here's the Correct Way to Handle It
Money tree root rot is usually caused by waterlogged potting soil. All you need to do is repot it in fresh soil and remove the rotten roots. Normally, take care to prevent waterlogging: don't water until the soil is dry, and at ordinary room temperature watering thoroughly once a week is enough. You can take the following steps: (1)...
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This fruit tree is incredibly easy to grow: just snap off a branch, stick it in the soil and it takes root, bearing more than 100 fruits the following year
More and more people are growing vegetables and fruits at home these days. The point of growing your own is the fun of it, plus you get to eat fruit you grew yourself with absolutely no pesticide residue, which makes it a really interesting thing to do. Speaking of growing fruit trees, I...
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What to do when a money tree (Pachira aquatica) has rotted down to no roots? Cut a few slashes, apply a little of this, and in 30 days it will grow roots and leaves
More and more people love growing flowers, and many people keep all kinds of green potted plants at home and in the office, such as spider plants, pothos, money trees, kalanchoe and succulents - these are all very common household potted plants. Keep a few green...
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If your money tree shows this symptom, it may have root rot
The money tree, also known as the jade tree, symbolizes good fortune and is a very famous feng shui plant. Although the money tree is attractive, it is especially prone to root rot. In fact, root rot in money trees has warning signs. Today we will take you through them. First, dry...
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Grow your money tree this way, and it won't get root rot or curled edges, staying lush green all year round
What causes the new leaves of a money tree to curl at the edges? If the new leaves of a money tree are very small and their edges are curled, this is normal. After growing for a period of time, just a few days, it will recover...
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There's a trick to propagating pomegranate trees from cuttings: dip it in this and it roots in 15 days
Recently at work, Huahua often sees elderly men and women selling pomegranates at markets and on the roadside. Huahua thinks the pomegranates must be in season and it's time to eat them. I wonder if everyone likes eating pomegranates. Pomegranates are sweet and tart...
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Pick some up under a big tree, crush them, and toss them into the pot. Roots grow strong, leaves stay green, and the plant blooms in a burst that fills the pot, and it can be used for years.
Do you remember when you were in school, in late autumn the school would charge a miscellaneous upkeep fee, or ask parents to send something to the school? Back then elementary schools had no air conditioning and relied on a stove for heat (that gives away my age). Every autumn the school would ask for pinecones, one bag per person! Thinking about it now...
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Apply this root-nourishing fertilizer to the money tree, and its roots will grow into gourd-shaped roots, with thick branches and green leaves.
The money tree, also known as Zamioculcas zamiifolia, is a very rare foliage plant with underground tubers. The plant is sturdy, and its leaves are thick and deep green. It has high ornamental value, and also carries the meaning of wealth rolling in and prosperity and peace, making it deeply loved by many flower enthusiasts...
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The most cold-hardy fruit tree: plant 2 at White Dew and they'll take root and grow, giving you more than you can eat next year
The "fruit tree" that fears cold the least: plant 2 at the White Dew solar term and they'll take root and grow, giving you so much fruit next year your mouth will cramp. Today I'm introducing a very unusual fruit tree: the "Blue Sapphire" grape vine. It can bear fruit for 100 days, and its nutritional value is...
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