How should you learn green plant pot cultivation techniques correctly? Many people have been misled all along
Green plant pot cultivation techniques require seeing more, listening more, and practicing more. Everything is only real after you have practiced it yourself; otherwise it is just empty talk on paper. There are also some fairly good flower-growing books online, such as "Playing with Succulents Together with Ermu", "Those Little Things About Growing Flowers", and so on.
There are usually 3 channels for learning flower-growing techniques: Q groups, forums, and Tieba. These are relatively professional communities. Some big influencers on self-media platforms also talk about flowers every day, but they are not professional. For example, Huahui Daquan, after several years, is still talking every day about pothos and money trees. If after growing flowers for several years you are still growing these things, then you have truly learned nothing.
When watching some tutorials, you should first look at what plants the person who posted the article or video has at home and how well they grow them. Facts speak louder than words. For example, Kun Ge Wan Huahui is very popular now, but many things are only theoretical. He himself grows some very ordinary plants at home, and they do not even bloom much. The things he says about growing roses and the things Tianlang Rose says are simply not on the same level. Some of the rose-growing techniques Tianlang talks about are actually quite professional, while Kun Ge Wan Huahui's roses are all ordinary varieties bought from flower markets. The varieties are already far inferior, and on top of that they are not grown well, so learning how to grow roses from him is definitely not a very reliable thing. Then look at the difference in their followers. Tianlang represents the most professional rose level in China. They can even breed roses. The once very popular Summer Fireworks was bred by them. Yet this top rose expert in China has fewer followers than even a fraction of Kun Ge Wan Huahui's.
Another example: everyone understands watering by "dry and wet alternately", but what exactly counts as truly dried through, and when is the most suitable time to water? When someone tells you how to water, you should first look at the condition of the plants in their home. If their own flowers and plants are not grown well, what right do they have to teach others how to grow flowers? That is misleading others. So keep your eyes wide open. Learning from professional people is the way out.
Besides reading more professional knowledge, pot cultivation techniques require even more practice. For example, you see others online saying how to eliminate red spider mites, but when red spider mites appear on your own roses, and when spraying pesticide you do not dilute it to the correct ratio, the red spider mites do not die, but the roses do. At that point you will discover that when you first read some articles or posts, you were not paying attention and did not notice some details. How to accurately dilute the pesticide, and when is the most suitable time to spray roses, these details are all very important.
On the path of growing flowers, reading more professional material can help you avoid detours, but truly learning to grow flowers depends on your own pondering. Any theoretical thing needs to be transformed through your own flower-growing practice, otherwise it is all empty.