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The succulents are doing pretty well, and I'm thinking about whether to repot them.
This succulent isn't bad, right? I'm thinking about whether to give it a new pot. It's gotten so big that it should probably go into a bigger pot, but I'm still thinking it over. The main thing is it's too hot, and I want to go ahead and repot, but I'm afraid it won't take well to the change. I guess I'm just torn...
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Whether fish suffer from scale protrusion or fin rot, neither should be taken lightly.
Fin rot is the most common disease in ornamental fish; the slightest decline in water quality shows up on the fish right away. Scale protrusion has a low incidence rate, and many fish keepers may never have encountered this disease, but if both conditions occur at the same time, it is truly worth...
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Whether you're a master gardener or a beginner, it shows in the plants you keep at home
Home gardening has become a way to enjoy life. In your spare time after work, growing some plants and flowers at home not only decorates your living space but also cultivates your character. New plant lovers usually start with easy-to-grow varieties like pothos, spider plants, and peace lilies...
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What are the ways to tell whether a fish has eaten its fill?
In the process of keeping ornamental fish, I believe a large number of fish keepers cannot correctly judge how much food is appropriate for their fish, so that the fish are sometimes full and sometimes hungry, their growth rate is less than ideal, they are prone to diseases, and the ornamental effect of the fish is also...
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Want your succulents to get through summer safely? Judging whether they are dormant is very important
Growers are everywhere, and for growing conditions that differ in climate, environment, personal care habits, soil, pots, and so on, you first need to judge from your succulent's condition whether it has entered the dormant period. Succulent dormancy is: due to unfavorable environmental cond...
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Succulents got sooty mold? Learn to tell whether it's the real thing
Sooty mold is probably the most famous of all fungal diseases in succulents. Many plant lovers had heard sayings like "guard against black, guard against heat, guard against sooty mold" before they even got into the hobby. But after talking with fellow growers a lot, I found that many of them simply don't recognize it at all...
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How to grow honeysuckle? Farmers' traditional methods work well, and whether fertilization is done correctly is key
Last time I posted on the platform about honeysuckle, many netizens left comments asking me about the planting methods and precautions for honeysuckle (wild honeysuckle). Actually, growing wild honeysuckle is very simple. Today, Haoshe Farmer will use his own practical growing...
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An annual reward of 800 million for a "voluntary fishing moratorium" proposal passes its first reading, accounting for 1/5 of the Fisheries Agency's annual budget, raising questions over whether it is a genuine moratorium or disguised subsidies?
An annual reward of 800 million for a "voluntary fishing moratorium" proposal passes its first reading, accounting for 1/5 of the Fisheries Agency's annual budget, raising questions over whether it is a genuine moratorium or disguised subsidies?
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Could the succulents you keep at home be toxic? Learn to tell whether you've been hit or scammed
Expert for this article: Feixue, PhD in Plant Molecular Biology (fengfeixue0219). In recent years, among all kinds of greenery, succulents have won popularity with the public thanks to their diverse forms, cute and compact size, and the fact that most are easy to care for, gradually...
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Whether a fertilizer or pesticide for orchids works well must be tested through practice
Let practice have the final say on the effectiveness of orchid fertilizers and pesticides
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