The flowers grew taller than a person. How on earth did he grow them?
Banksia rose
Key to growing a monster Banksia rose: light
The yellow Banksia rose loves light, and the better the light, the more vigorously it grows. So it is best to place the Banksia rose on a sunny south-facing balcony, and if conditions allow, best of all in a courtyard.
Rosemary
Key to growing a monster rosemary: watering
Summer is the peak growing season for rosemary, when its water demand is high, so it is best to water once in the morning and once in the evening. Provide appropriate shade at noon.
Chinese trumpet creeper
Key to growing a monster Chinese trumpet creeper: soil
The Chinese trumpet creeper likes loose, breathable, nutrient-rich sandy soil. When caring for it, flower lovers can mix leaf mold and garden soil at a ratio of 1:1 as the growing medium for the Chinese trumpet creeper.
Asparagus fern
Key to growing a monster asparagus fern: watering
When you see the surface of the asparagus fern's potting soil turn white and dry, water it thoroughly, continuing to water until water flows out of the bottom of the pot. Once water accumulates, it easily causes the asparagus fern to rot at the roots.
Snake plant
Key to growing a monster snake plant: light
The snake plant is a flower that loves light, but leaving it in direct light for a long time easily causes its leaves to turn yellow and dry up, with poor growth. So it is best to keep the snake plant in a semi-shaded environment.
Aloe
Key to growing a monster aloe: soil
Aloe likes soil that is breathable and well-draining. When caring for it, flower lovers can mix 2 parts leaf mold + 2 parts garden soil + 1 part river sand. This kind of soil has strong breathability and is not prone to root rot.
Bougainvillea
Key to growing a monster bougainvillea: pruning
Bougainvillea needs pruning both before and after flowering to grow better and bloom more. Before flowering, cut off dead and weak branches; after flowering, cut off all the spent branches and leggy branches to reduce nutrient consumption.
Do any of you flower lovers have a monster flower at home?
If you do,
feel free to send it to Huahua~