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6 kinds of flowers are best suited for summer cuttings, and it will be too late if you wait any longer
At the mention of cuttings, many flower lovers shake their heads. It is summer now, the temperature is so high, can we still take cuttings? Won't they all wilt and die? Huahua tells everyone today that some flowers are actually best suited for summer cuttings, and the hotter the weather, the faster they root!
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Add a little something to the water when watering pothos and asparagus fern, and they will grow like crazy, shooting up 20 meters
Watering is a "hurdle" you cannot get around when growing flowers. Most flower lovers basically know when to water their flowers and how much water to give. But today, Huahua is going to teach everyone how to add a little something when watering, so your flowers grow better and more vigorously!
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Use this on your Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera) and it will immediately grow like crazy and burst out of its pot, even better than rice water
The Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera) is a succulent plant, very beautiful. The Christmas cactus has relatively high requirements for water and fertilizer: with too little water it will not thrive, and with too much water it will die. Today I will introduce a combined water-and-fertilizer mix, namely fermented okara (tofu dregs) fertilizer liquid, ...
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Will fake orders turn your shop gray? Read this and you'll understand
By: DADa Taobao is a popular online shopping retail platform in China, with nearly 500 million registered users, more than 60 million regular visitors every day, and more than 800 million items online daily, with an average of 4...
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How do you prune a Kalanchoe after it finishes blooming? Pinch off the top and it will sprout buds again, more and faster
After the Kalanchoe finishes blooming, the flower stems should be cut off, so that new shoots will grow below the cut. Some of these new shoots can bloom a second time, and some will bloom the following year. Let's talk specifically about how to prune and pinch Kalanchoe. Actually, Kalanchoe...
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Sowing clivia seeds is actually very simple - sow them this way and they will all survive
Hello everyone, today I will talk about how to sow clivia seeds. First, let me talk about how to choose seeds. When we sow clivia, it is best to choose relatively fresh seeds, ideally ones that have just been harvested, the kind that are plump and slightly translucent...
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Bury these 3 things in your potted plants and they will stay lush and green, bursting with blooms year after year
Bury these 3 things in your flower pots and your potted plants will stay lush and green, bursting with blooms year after year. Bone meal ...
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Cuttings hard to root? Learn these little tricks and white roots will sprout effortlessly
When it comes to cuttings, there are actually many methods: you can root them in water, in soil, or in river sand, vermiculite, perlite, and so on. So which rooting method works best? Let's analyze. 1. Water rooting: many potted plants can...
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Gardenia hard to grow, won't bloom, and leaves turning yellow? Get this one step right and it will bloom nonstop
Why do gardenias bought from the flower shop so easily get yellow leaves once you bring them home? Let's take a look today. This newly bought gardenia clearly has very hard yellow mud soil, which is hard to water through, and even when watered through, it dries out very easily...
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Asparagus fern loves yellow leaves? Learn the tricks and grow it by following them, and its leaves will be emerald green, glossy and growing well
Asparagus fern (Asparagus setaceus) is a flowering potted plant that many people love. Its leaves have a layered look, are elegant and delicate, and it is very effective at decorating a home, making it the best choice for home decor! The most common problem when caring for asparagus fern is yellow leaves. An asparagus fern with yellow leaves is simply...
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