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Planting methods and techniques of Dracaena sanderiana
Hydroponic method: Choose healthy and sturdy branches of Dracaena sanderiana with green leaves, and pay attention to check whether there are diseases and pests. Cut off the leaves at the bottom of the branches to expose the stem, in order to reduce water evaporation and promote rooting. Insert th...Read more -
How Long Does It Take To Dry Succulents? Revealing The Correct Way For Succulent Maintenance
Succulent plants are a very popular ornamental plant in recent years, with various shapes and colors. They can not only beautify the environment, but also purify the air and increase the enjoyment of life. Many people like to raise succulent plants, but in the process of maintenance, they may als...Read more -
Key Points For The Maintenance Of Desert Roses
The desert rose has a simple yet small tree shape, vigorous and natural. Its roots and stems are as large as wine bottles, and its flowers are bright red and beautiful. Whether it is potted to decorate balconies, windowsills, coffee tables, or small courtyards planted on the ground, it is full of...Read more -
Autumn Maintenance Is Also Crucial For Sansevieria
In September, there has been a temperature difference between day and night in the north, which is suitable for the growth of plants. This season is also the golden season for the growth and energy accumulation of sansevieria. In this season, how to make the new shoots of sansevieria grow stronge...Read more -
What Shading Rate Is Suitable For Choosing A Sunshade Net
Many plants require appropriate lighting for growth, and in summer, there should not be too much shade. Just a little shade can lower the temperature. Using a 50%-60% shading rate sunshade net, flowers and plants grow well here. 1. Tips for choosing a sunshade net If the sunshade net is too spars...Read more -
10 Houseplants That Can Survive Low-light Conditions
All houseplants need air, light and water to survive, but this is not always possible if the plant is in the shade of trees or away from a window. Lack of sunlight is one of the most common problems for houseplants. “Do you have indoor plants for low light?” is the first question we get from our ...Read more -
Recommended Green Plants For Home Spaces
According to the different needs of home decoration space, home green plants can generally be divided into large plants, medium plants, small/micro plants, etc. Different plants can be matched reasonably to achieve the best decoration effect. ① Large scale plants Large plants generally have a hei...Read more -
Green Plants Are The Most Beautiful Soft Furnishings In A Home
Twenty years ago, every family would place a large pot of simulated green plants beside the TV cabinet, either kumquat trees or Dracaena sanderiana, as a living room ornament, bringing beautiful meanings. Nowadays, in the homes of many young people, green plants are also taken out of balconies as...Read more -
First aid method for severely dehydrated bonsai
Watering is one of the main management tasks for bonsai plants. Watering seems simple, but it is not easy to water it just right. Watering should be carried out according to the plant species, seasonal changes, the growth period, flowering period, dormancy period and wea...Read more -
How to Cultivate Ficus Microcarpa Ginseng
Ficus Microcarpa Ginseng are shrubs or small trees in the mulberry family, cultivated from the seedlings of fine-leaved banyan trees. The swollen root tubers at the base are actually formed by mutations in the embryonic roots and hypocotyls during seed germination. The roots of Ficus ginseng are ...Read more -
How To Breed Sansevieria Trifasciata Lanrentii
Sansevieria Trifasciata Lanrentii is mainly propagated through the split plant method, and can be raised all year round, but spring and summer are the best. Take the plants out of the pot, use a sharp knife to separate the sub plants from the mother plant, and try to cut as many sub plants as pos...Read more -
We’re Approved By The State Forestry And Grassland Administration To Export 20,000 Cycads To Turkey
Recently, we’re approved by the State Forestry and Grassland Administration to export 20,000 cycads to Turkey. The plants have been cultivated and are listed on Appendix I of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). The cycad plants will be shipped to Turkey in t...Read more