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A garden full of spring - the whole garden is filled with the scenery of spring. A metaphor for a flourishing scene. All kinds of flowers in the garden have bloomed, and seeing these flowers bloom so beautifully every day, my mood is of course as lovely as the flowers~

The garden has not changed much this year. I have no time to tend it, and usually I just take some photos with my phone.

Roses (Rosa spp.) are vigorous and hardy, not fussy about soil, cold-tolerant and drought-tolerant, and can make their home anywhere whether north or south. Propagation generally uses cuttings; as long as they are shaded and kept moist, the survival rate is above 90%. You can also press trailing branches into the soil during the growing season, and once they root, cut them off and plant them separately. Sometimes grafting or sowing is also used.

Roses (Rosa spp.) and Chinese roses (Rosa chinensis) need no tending, and the Chinese roses have not been attacked by insects this year! The Chinese rose blooms are very bright and beautiful!

Chinese roses (Rosa chinensis) are suited to growing in fertile, loose, airy, well-drained neutral sandy loam. For potting soil, use a mix of 40% decomposed horse (cow) manure, 40% garden soil, and 20% sandy soil; poor looseness, aeration, water retention and drainage are also the main causes of Chinese rose death.

Rose flowering period - roses bloom from May to September, opening in succession, lasting as long as half a year.

Some of the succulents grew from new shoots on the leaves, giving a feeling of a small harvest, hehe! The photos are not good - I was being lazy and did not move the pots to a spot suitable for photographing.

There are really too many succulent varieties. No matter which type of succulent, they all need plenty of sunlight, so that their shape and color will be more beautiful; a lack of light easily leads to leggy growth and fading. Many people keep succulents on an enclosed balcony with insufficient ventilation, and in the humid, hot summer the roots easily cannot breathe and the whole plant rots, so ventilation must be ensured.

Do not water succulents at noon, and do not pour water on the succulent leaves either; after sunlight exposure, it easily causes leaf scorch.

Succulents are a kind of tenacious little life. They only need a little water, sunlight and soil to take root in a small flower pot and slowly grow.

Source: Zanghua Pavilion Flower Forum Author: copy

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