How do you grow pothos and asparagus fern to 10 meters long?

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In all walks of life, every trade has its master, and in our gardening world, there are countless masters. Today, Huahua will introduce these masters to everyone, and every one of them is an expert among experts. Pothos and asparagus fern grown to 10 meters long, aloe and snake plant tall enough to touch the roof. Hurry up and take a look with Huahua at how they were cultivated.

Asparagus fern 10 meters long

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You are still worrying about yellow leaves on your asparagus fern, while someone else's has already grown into a waterfall. Look at the asparagus fern grown by the master: a few pieces of wood built into a pavilion, and with no cover needed, the asparagus fern climbs up on its own, both natural and shade-providing. Sitting in the cool in summer, so refreshing!

The master's asparagus fern growing guide:

1. Soil:

Growing plants is all about growing roots, and growing roots is all about having good soil. If you want asparagus fern to have luxuriant branches and leaves, with branches 10 meters long, the soil must be chosen well. The master suggests that the soil for growing asparagus fern can use two parts leaf mold plus two parts garden soil, then two parts compost and one part river sand, and then change the soil every year.

2. Fertilizing:

Give the asparagus fern a topdressing once every month, using fully rotted thin liquid fertilizer. Then self-fermented rice water and enzyme can also be watered once every half month. When asparagus fern is blooming, do not apply too much fertilizer.

In addition, everyone should pay more attention to the placement of the asparagus fern. Do not put it in a place with polluted air. Asparagus fern is a plant that loves cleanliness. Provide more ventilation, more moisture retention, and water at the right time, and you will not be far from being a master.

Pothos 10 meters long

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With a pot of pothos like this, there is no need to grow other flowers. It can cling to the ground, hang from the roof, and climb up the wall. Of course, it still takes care to make it happen; otherwise, you should just think about how to keep its leaves from turning yellow.

The master's pothos growing guide:

1. Watering:

The soil for planting pothos must be loose and breathable, otherwise too much watering can easily cause root rot. During the pothos growing season, be sure to keep the soil moist and avoid dryness, otherwise the leaves can easily turn yellow. In summer, besides keeping the potting soil moist, also spray water on the leaves more often.

2. Fertilizing:

For fertilizing when repotting, you can apply an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer at the bottom of the pot. Every half month, you can pour fermented rice water into the flowerpot once, and every week spray monopotassium phosphate once, which can make the leaves even more emerald green.

3. Placement:

Pothos is not tolerant of strong light. In summer, try not to place it on a south-facing windowsill. In winter, it needs sufficient light. If it is too dark for a long time, pothos will grow more and more slowly.

Aloe tall enough to touch the roof

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Aloe has all kinds of effects: it can absorb formaldehyde, purify the air, beautify and nourish the face, delay aging, sterilize, fight inflammation, strengthen the heart, and invigorate blood. Of course, it is also a household green plant that flower lovers often buy. So how do you grow aloe until it touches the roof like a master?

The master's aloe growing guide:

1. Fertilizer:

The aloe root system is not very developed and does not demand much fertilizer, but it is best to apply organic fertilizer once every month, such as cake fertilizer, fermented kitchen waste, and various composts you make yourself.

2. Watering:

Aloe is called a plant that cannot be killed by drought, so watering must be sparse. In winter, watering once a month is enough, and try to spray water. In spring, summer, and autumn, watering once every half month is enough. Keep alternating dry and wet, and do not let water accumulate.

3. Soil:

If you want aloe to grow smoothly until it touches the roof, soil selection is key. The master suggests that the aloe soil formula use leaf mold : garden soil : river sand mixed at a ratio of 2:2:1. When potting, sun it thoroughly first; it is better after disinfection.

Clivia in full bloom

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You have seen Clivia bloom, usually one plant opens one flower. Only after seeing the Clivia grown by the master did I realize that Clivia can also bloom in a full burst. I really learned something new.

The master's Clivia growing guide:

1. Light:

Clivia does not have very high light requirements. Do not expose it to strong sun; scattered light is best. If the light is too weak, leaf growth will decline.

2. Repotting:

If you want Clivia to bloom in a full burst, everyone needs to repot once every 2 years. Do not be afraid of the trouble. The repotting time can be in late winter and early spring. The soil can use leaf mold : pine needle soil : river sand : base fertilizer mixed at a ratio of 6:2:1:1.

3. Fertilizing:

When repotting, add an appropriate amount of base fertilizer. During the growing period, you can apply some cake fertilizer and bone meal. Move aside the soil in the flowerpot and bury it to a depth of about three centimeters. Every half month, you can also water with organic liquid fertilizer once. Be careful not to get it on the leaves.

Cuban oregano grown into a tree

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If you want Cuban oregano to grow into a small tree, it takes a certain amount of time, which requires everyone to be very patient and care for it carefully.

The master's Cuban oregano growing guide:

1. Ventilation:

Cuban oregano has fleshy leaves. After watering, be sure to strengthen ventilation to prevent rot caused by water stains. During daily care, a well-ventilated environment can also help Cuban oregano grow better.

2. Watering:

When you see that the Cuban oregano leaves are tending to wilt, then water it again. It is better to keep it dry than wet. In summer and winter, control watering and keep the soil on the drier side.

Desert rose in full bloom

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Huahua really likes desert rose so much. Seeing the master grow desert rose into a full burst makes me even more envious!

The master's desert rose growing guide:

1. Light:

Light must be sufficient. With insufficient light, it cannot even bloom, let alone bloom in a full burst. Even during the dormant period, sufficient light conditions must be ensured.

2. Watering:

Desert rose, just from the name, you know it definitely does not need much water. Each time before watering, first make sure the potting soil is already dry, and then water it.

3. Fertilizing:

Desert rose grows very slowly, so everyone should try to choose slow-release fertilizer and try not to use chemical fertilizer. In autumn and winter, it is the dormant period of desert rose, and during this short time do not fertilize.

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