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Pothos goes crazy and grows 10 meters, climbing from the neighbor's house into mine

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Huahua saw a post from a flower lover yesterday, saying that Old Wang next door grew pothos on his balcony that went completely wild, shooting up 10 meters long, and it actually climbed along the balcony into their own home. This flower lover joked that they did not need to grow pothos themselves and could just enjoy the pothos Old Wang grew. Old Wang is truly an expert. Let's take a look at how he grows pothos!

Grow pothos this way and it will shoot up 10 meters like crazy

Pothos is a very common plant. If you want to grow pothos well and have it shoot up over ten meters, you still need some real skill. Hurry up and take a look at how to grow it!

1. Watering

Some flower lovers cannot control their hands and water whenever they have nothing to do, resulting in water accumulating in the pot. Over time, this will definitely cause root rot and yellow leaves. Water only after the soil is dry, and water until the water flows out from the drainage holes at the bottom of the pot.

2. Fertilizing

Proper fertilizing can make pothos grow greener and glossier. Flower lovers can water pothos with a little urea water every 15 days, or pour some decomposed cake fertilizer into the soil once a month.

Grow succulents this way and they will fill the flower pot in no time

Succulents grow slowly and will not reach a good state. Worrying anxiously will not help at all. You need to quickly find the reason. Let's see what experienced flower lovers do!

1. Light

When succulents receive enough light, they will grow faster and their leaf color will also become very attractive. It is spring now, and as the temperature gradually rises, succulents grown indoors can be moved outdoors for care, but some succulents need proper shading, such as Haworthia cooperi, Haworthia retusa, and other Haworthia-type succulents.

2. Fertilizing

Some flower lovers fertilize succulents too much and burn them. Fertilizing must be moderate, otherwise it will harm the succulents. Do not give succulents strong fertilizer; give them light fertilizer instead, such as slow-release fertilizer or diluted fruit peel nutrient solution, and apply it only twice a month.

Grow spider plants this way and they will burst out of the pot in no time

Some flower lovers' spider plants never grow taller, and their leaves droop listlessly. Although they will not die right away, they are still far from growing into a cascade. Now Huahua will teach you the trick to making them burst out of the pot. Come and take a look!

1. Plenty of light

Some flower lovers grow spider plants at home and keep them in a place with insufficient light all the time. Over time, the leaves will definitely turn yellow and stop growing. Usually, place the spider plant on a south-facing balcony or south-facing windowsill so it receives plenty of light, and only then will it grow rapidly.

2. Ruthlessly give it a buzz cut

Since the spider plant is not growing and its leaves are turning yellow, you might as well give it a buzz cut. Cut off all the stems and leaves 3-5 cm above the roots, place it in a sunny spot, and it will rapidly grow fresh green leaves. Pour a little compound fertilizer water into the soil every month, and it will rapidly grow into a cascade!

Grow gardenias this way and the flowers will be big and fragrant

Spring has arrived, and more and more flower lovers are growing gardenias. Some flower lovers specially go to the flower market to choose lush green gardenias, but as they grow them, the leaves turn yellow, let alone hoping for flowers. You need to learn to grow them this way so they can bloom abundantly and the leaves can be so green they drip oil!

1. Fertilizing

Gardenias are suitable for growing in slightly acidic soil. Yellow leaves on gardenias are very likely caused by the soil being too alkaline, while fermented rice water is acidic. You can pour it into the soil once a week to improve the soil's acidity and alkalinity.

2. Spray water around them more often

Gardenias like relatively high air humidity, while spring in the north is relatively dry, which is not good for flower bud differentiation. Therefore, flower lovers should spray water around the flower pot every day to increase air humidity.

Grow money trees this way and the branches and leaves will be dense

Money trees symbolize making a fortune. With such a likable name, plus lush green branches and leaves, many people are willing to grow money trees at home, in offices, and in restaurants. But when some people grow money trees, they either get root rot or yellow leaves. How exactly can you grow them well?

1. Watering

Water accumulating in the pot and causing root rot will lead to root rot and yellow leaves. The flower pot for a money tree should have drainage holes at the bottom. When you see the soil surface dry and whitish, give it one thorough watering, watering until water flows out of the drainage holes. In spring, watering once every 3-5 days is enough.

2. Light

When growing a money tree indoors, place it in a bright place as much as possible, but do not expose it to direct sunlight. The money tree will accumulate more nutrients through photosynthesis, and only then will it grow more and more vigorously, with glossy green leaves.

Once you have mastered the skills for growing these flowers,

I do not believe the flowers will fail to grow vigorously!

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