Plants Knowledge
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How To Water The Cactus
The cactus is more and more loved by people, but there are also flower lovers who worry about how to water the cactus. The cactus is generally regarded as a "lazy plant" and does not need to be taken care of. This is actually a misunderstanding. In fact, cactus, like oth...Read more -
Cultivation methods and precautions of Chrysalidocarpus Lutescens
Summary: Soil: It is best to use the soil with good drainage and high organic matter content for the cultivation of Chrysalidocarpus Lutescens. Fertilization: fertilize once every 1-2 weeks from May to June, and stop fertilizing after late autumn. Watering: follow the p...Read more -
Alocasia cultivation methods and precautions: proper light and timely watering
Alocasia does not like to grow in the sun and needs to be placed in a cool place for maintenance. Generally, it needs to be watered every 1 to 2 days. In summer, it needs to be watered 2 to 3 times a day to keep the soil moist at all times. In the spring and autumn seasons, light fertilizer shoul...Read more -
Why Does The Ginseng Ficus Lose Its Leaves?
There are usually three reasons for ginseng ficus to lose its leaves. One is the lack of sunlight. Long-term placed in a cool place may lead to yellow leaf disease, which will cause the leaves to fall. Move to the light and get more sun. Second, there is too much water and fertilizer, the water w...Read more -
Reasons For The Rotten Roots of Sansevieria
Although the sansevieria is easy to grow, there will still be flower lovers who encounter the bad roots problem. Most of the reasons for the bad roots of the sansevieria are caused by excessive watering, because the root system of the sansevieria is extremely underdeveloped. Because the root syst...Read more -
Reasons for withered yellow leaf tips of Lucky Bamboo
The leaf tip scorching phenomenon of Lucky Bamboo (Dracaena Sanderiana) is infected with the leaf tip blight disease. It mainly damages the leaves in the middle and lower parts of the plant. When the disease occurs, the diseased spots expand from the tip inward, and the diseased spots turn into g...Read more -
What To Do With The Rotten Roots Of The Pachira Macrocarpa
The rotten roots of the pachira macrocarpa are generally caused by the accumulation of water in the basin soil. Just change the soil and remove the rotten roots. Always pay attention to prevent accumulation of water, do not water if the soil is not dry, generally water permeable once a week at ro...Read more -
How Many Varieties Of Sansevieria Do You Know?
Sansevieria is a popular indoor foliage plant, which means health, longevity, wealth, and symbolizes tenacious and persevering vitality. The plant shape and leaf shape of the sansevieria is changeable. It has high ornamental value. It can effectively remove sulfur dioxide, chlorine, ether, carbon...Read more -
Can a plant grow into a stick? Let’s take a look at Sansevieria Cylindrica
Speaking of the current Internet celebrity plants, it must belong to the Sansevieria cylindrica! The sansevieria cylindrica, which has been popular in Europe and North America for a period of time, is sweeping across Asia at lightning speed. This kind of sansevieria is interesting and unique. In ...Read more -
When do potted plants change pots? How to change pots?
If the plants do not change pots, the growth of the root system will be limited, which will affect the development of plants. In addition, the soil in the pot is increasingly lacking in nutrients and decreasing in quality during the growth of the plant. Therefore, changing the pot at the right ti...Read more -
What Flowers And Plants Help You Keep Healthy
In order to effectively absorb indoor harmful gases, cholrophytum are the first flowers that can be grown in new homes. Chlorophytum is known as the “purifier” in the room, with strong formaldehyde absorption ability. Aloe is a natural green plant that beautifies and purifies the envi...Read more