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5 kinds of flowers that will survive when you cut a root or branch and stick it in soil, easily filling a pot within 1 month
Many gardening friends tell Huahua that their cuttings just never take. Cuttings have a lot to do with temperature, humidity, timing and luck, but some flowers are easier to root from cuttings. Break off a branch, make a few cuts, stick it in soil and it easily survives. Let's take a look!...
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Grow a money tree with it, and it will flourish with lush branches and leaves, bearing fruit bigger than a fist.
The money tree (Pachira aquatica) is a green plant loved by many flower enthusiasts. Its plant shape is beautiful, and its stems and leaves are emerald green. It is a very popular indoor ornamental plant, and it carries the meaning of "prosperity and wealth, with money rolling in." Some flower enthusiasts report that after growing one for several years...
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Growing flowers in 40°C summer heat: miss these 4 points and your plants will wither and die, leaving only empty pots
After Major Heat (Dashu), temperatures shoot straight up, and Huahua doesn't want to step one foot out of the air-conditioned room. These past few days, Huahua has received lots of messages from gardening friends, basically all saying their flowers died and they never want to grow flowers again! On hot days, it's hard on people, and even harder on plants, but as long as you pay attention to these few points, you can still grow flowers well in summer!
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What to do about yellowing and falling leaves on a Radermachera sinica? Water it with this kind of water in summer, and it will recover its glossy green in 3 days
The Radermachera sinica (China doll) has an auspicious meaning and looks beautiful at home, so many flower lovers like it, but they always fail to grow it well. Yellowing and falling leaves, and it cannot survive more than 1 month. It can practically tie with the money tree (Pachira aquatica) for first place among "hard-to-grow houseplants"! Today Huahua will talk about how to grow Radermachera sinica well, to bless your home with abundance of happiness~
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Before taking cuttings, soak them in homemade rooting water; they will grow abundant white roots with a high success rate.
Taking cuttings of flowers is one of the great joys of growing plants, but the biggest problem with cuttings is rooting. Many plants are quite difficult to root when propagated from cuttings, so rooting water is indispensable. However, rooting water is not commonly available either, yet some everyday...
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Stockpiled small pills: take a few and put them in water, and the flowers will drink it up and grow like crazy
What we usually keep on hand at home is probably all kinds of small pills, mainly to guard against all sorts of colds, but it is inevitable that some will expire after sitting around for too long. At times like this, we should not rush to throw them away; use them on the flowers and plants in our home,...
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How do you care for a pothos so it thrives? Get these few things right and it will be hard to keep it from growing
Pothos is one of the most common flowering plants in the home. Its leaves stay green all year round, adding plenty of life to a room, and it can effectively absorb harmful gases such as formaldehyde and trichloroethylene from the air, which is why people call it a "green...
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How do you care for a Christmas cactus? Do these three steps well, and it will burst with flower buds by the end of the year
When growing a Christmas cactus, the first thing we need to pay attention to is pruning. If the leaves of the Christmas cactus are too dense, it will not get good airflow or light, and it will grow slowly. If the leaves of the Christmas cactus turn yellow, then for...
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Do these 3 things for your Christmas cactus in August, and in October it will bloom all over its branches - save this in advance
The Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera) is a green plant loved by many flower growers, with bright green or slightly purple stems and leaves, and deep red flowers that are very vivid and highly ornamental, and it can be placed on balconies, in living rooms and other places. The Christmas cactus enters...
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An old jade plant hasn't bloomed in 10 years? Use these 3 tricks to force blooms, and in two years it will flower so much it fills the pot
The jade plant (Crassula ovata) is a common flowering plant, and in some places it is also called "thick skin" or "pig's ears"; whatever you call it, it is this plant. It has a very obvious trait: it is easy to grow, very easy to grow. A single leaf, a single branch...
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