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When buying flowers, you must avoid these pitfalls, or they will wither and die as soon as you get them home
The season is changing. Are you, fellow flower lovers, already gearing up to visit the flower market? Anyway, this flower enthusiast can never sit still. If there are no flowers to look at at home, it feels awful, and a few trips to the flower market are a must. Today, let me share some experience and talk about which flowers in the flower market should not be bought no matter how cheap they are!
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Do a little trick on your rubber plant and it will break free from a bare stem and sprout ten heads
How can you get a rubber plant to grow several heads? There are only two ways to make a rubber plant grow more side shoots. One is to top it artificially. The other is to let it branch on its own. Please enter image description. Artificial topping is very simpl...
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Handle your mail-order rose like this after it arrives, and flower buds will keep appearing
A newly purchased rose, having generally been through transport or a change of growing environment, will be somewhat unsettled; the main problem is root damage, with fine feeder roots generally over 90% damaged, followed by yellowing and dropping leaves, so at this...
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Pour these 3 kinds of water on your pothos and it will grow like crazy and keep sprouting, even better than fertilizer
If you keep a pothos at home, pay attention. Even when you water your pothos properly, it still gets yellow leaves and root rot. Actually, all you need is one simple trick: give your pothos these three kinds of water and it will grow like crazy and keep sending out new shoots. And it must be said...
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Watering orchids has its own rules: get the method right, and you will have strong roots, green leaves, and fragrant blooms
Orchids can be considered outstanding among flowers, not only for their elegant flower colors and refined leaves, but also for their unique fragrance. However, the tricks to growing orchids run deep, and everything needs a bit of care. Would you believe it, orchids actually like...
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Do this one thing for your pothos in autumn, and its leaves will turn glossy green and fill the pot, growing bigger than a palm in winter
The weather is gradually entering autumn, and the temperature is starting to drop. Many plant lovers want to keep a few potted flowers at home, which not only decorate the room but also serve as natural air purifiers, absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen...
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Don't be impatient when planting roses in autumn, the flowers will bloom continuously and each one will be as big as a fist
After entering September, along with the continuously dropping temperatures, not only people but even a delicate flower like the rose can feel the deep breath of autumn, growing madly with all its might. And after being scorched all summer long, people are delighted to see the roses pushing out...
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The best time to transplant orchids: take a walk in the mountains and you will understand
Orchids are plants with evergreen leaves all year round, and precisely because of this, many netizens assume orchids can be transplanted in any season. Is that really the truth? As a member of the natural world, wild orchids' growth patterns are of course also...
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Dividing Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii) during the bud stage like this won't affect flowering, and next year will bring even more surprises
Autumn is the bud-forming period for Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii); buds can usually be seen by the end of August, while late ones may not appear until after the end of October. What troubles novice orchid growers most is that Chunlan is not suited to division during the scorching summer heat. If there are indeed too many pseudobulbs and division is truly needed, what should be done...
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This flower is the "prime minister among flowers," with big and beautiful blooms. Root one stem as a cutting and you'll have a whole pot, and next year it will bloom in a big clump.
Paeonia lactiflora (Chinese peony) is also called the "prime minister among flowers." It is a perennial herbaceous plant with thick, fleshy tuberous roots. Paeonia lactiflora usually blooms in May and June, in a rich variety of colors, and the flowers somewhat resemble tree peonies. Paeonia lactiflora can be planted not only in the open ground, but also...
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