4 kinds of flowers that you should not throw away even when withered; cut off all the leaves and new shoots will sprout in 1 month
The care of potted flowers is a technical skill. Why do I say that? Because flowers, as a part of the living things in nature, are also a discipline. Where there is learning, there is knowledge. Some people are very good at growing flowers, mostly because they have been growing flowers for a long time and have mastered a lot of flower-growing knowledge. When it comes to growing flowers, there are quite a few tricks, but for beginners, it may be easy to kill the flowers at first. However, do not worry, and do not rush to throw away those flowers that are almost withered. Because they are very likely to come back to life. Especially the "4 kinds" of flowers mentioned below; even if they have withered and the leaves have turned seriously yellow, do not throw them away. Instead, cut off all the leaves, and they will slowly come back to life.
Cut off the leaves of the clivia (Clivia miniata), and new shoots will grow in a week
The clivia can be said to be a very common flowering plant in the home. This flower blooms brightly and elegantly; keeping it in the living room is not only beautiful, but its symbolic meaning is also good. However, the clivia is rather fussy to care for; every small detail such as watering, fertilizing, light, and ventilation cannot be ignored. Sometimes, with a moment of carelessness, the leaves will turn yellow, wilt, or even rot. If at this time the clivia shows no sign of improving, it is recommended to directly cut off all the leaves and start caring for it again. Just like the clivia in the picture above, it was also cut off from the roots and then grown again, and new shoots sprouted in about a week.
If the money tree has serious yellow leaves or needs to be shaped, both branches and leaves can be cut off
The money tree (Pachira aquatica) is relatively simple to care for. Quite a few flower lovers cut off all the branches and leaves of the money tree, and this can basically be summed up by two reasons. First, the money tree has almost dried up, and the leaves and branches have already turned yellow; if they are not cut off, it will be very hard to keep it alive. Second, to shape the money tree. We all know that this potted plant, the money tree, symbolizes wealth and bringing in money. With such a wonderful meaning, a beautiful shape can also raise its value. So many people, especially flower vendors, will reshape the money tree and cut off the branches and leaves. If cared for properly, new branches can be seen in one or two months.
If the branches and leaves of pothos turn yellow, the leaves can be cut off and it can be replanted
Pothos (Epipremnum aureum) is an all-too-common foliage potted plant; it lives as soon as it meets water, and it is simply too easy to grow. But pothos often develops yellow leaves and rotten leaves because of poor ventilation or poor light. At this time, the branches and leaves can be completely cut off and let the pothos grow again. Pothos has a very strong growth ability, so there is no need to worry about not being able to keep it alive. Of course, the premise is that the nutrient soil is fertile and loose enough.
If the leaves of spider plant turn yellow, cut them all off from the base and it can grow again
When growing spider plant (Chlorophytum comosum), what you enjoy is its delicate, emerald-green leaves. If improper care causes the spider plant's leaves to turn yellow, then its ornamental value is gone. After the spider plant's leaves turn yellow, it can generally be solved by spraying with potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution. Because this fertilizer, as a commonly used inorganic fertilizer for flowering plants, is beneficial to the photosynthesis of plant leaves and can help the leaves turn green again. But if the yellow leaves of the spider plant are really serious and fertilizing can no longer solve it, then simply take scissors and cut off all the leaves from the base of the spider plant. Spider plant is highly adaptable and can revive.
The 4 kinds of flowers shared above can all have their leaves cut off and be replanted. Of course, plants such as asparagus fern, copper grass, and Chinese rose can also be handled this way. Let me remind flower lovers again that when cutting the leaves, be sure to do it when the temperature environment is suitable, such as in the morning or evening in spring, so the survival rate will increase by a large margin.
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