The jasmine pennywort...was half dead and needed some cleaning. I cut it twice and it burst into pieces in one month!

If the jasmine turns yellow and doesn't bloom, cut it twice and it will bloom in one month!

There is a proverb about flower cultivation: "If jasmine is not pruned, it will be obvious that the branches are weak and the flowers are few". Therefore, jasmine must be pruned regularly so that it will have many flowers, green leaves and grow vigorously. Jasmine pruning in summer includes: pinching, pinching back, and slashing.

1. Retraction

The purpose of pinching back is to remove the branches of jasmine after it blooms. After the jasmine flowers fade, cut off the flowers and the two pairs of leaves under them.

2. Shorten

The purpose of pruning is to grow too long branches of jasmine. Just cut short the jasmine branches that grow too long, until they are the same length as other branches.

3. Topping

Pinching is aimed at the shorter jasmine branches. Just cut off the top tips of the jasmine branches to promote the growth of axillary buds, allowing the jasmine to form a plump plant shape and grow more flower buds!

The cutting position for pinching should be within 1 cm above the axillary buds.

The leaves of the pennywort turned yellow and wilted. Just cut it once and the pot will be full in one month!

Pennywort grows best in summer, but if you don’t know how to grow it, it will not only grow slowly, but also easily wilt and have yellow leaves. What should you do? Simple! Follow the method below from Huahua and you can make the pennywort bloom again and be lush and green with just a pair of scissors!

1. If the pennywort is grown for a long time, there will be too many leaves, which makes the leaves below too dense and poorly ventilated, making it easy for the leaves to turn yellow and rot.

2. If you want to revive the pennywort, you can find a pair of sharp scissors and cut off all the branches and leaves, leaving only 2 cm above the roots.

3. Place the cut pennywort in a well-lit and ventilated place, water it once in the morning and evening every day, and in less than a week, many new leaves will sprout again.

4. You can also directly use a flower pot without bottom holes and carry out half soil and half water maintenance, so that the lower half of the pot is soil and the upper half is water, so that there is always water in the pot.

5. Throw a few grains of slow-release fertilizer or 1 grain of compound fertilizer into the pot every week, expose it to more sunlight, and avoid water shortage. The pennywort will grow like crazy and will fill the pot in less than a month!

Cut the Kalanchoe 2 times now and the pot will be full of flowers in autumn!

August is the best time to prune Kalanchoe, because in September Kalanchoe begins to differentiate flower buds and cannot be pruned! So if you want to enjoy the kalanchoe flowers blooming in autumn and winter, pick up the scissors now!

1. Top it quickly

Because the Kalanchoe will begin to bud in September, it is necessary to top it in August and trim off the parts of the branches that exceed 10 cm. Let the branches grow more side buds. The more side buds, the more flower buds there will be.

2. Pick the top quickly

If your Kalanchoe is a small seedling, you need to pinch it for the first time when it grows 5 pairs of leaves. The new buds that grow after pinching should be pinched again after they grow 5 pairs of leaves. Repeat this cycle until the Kalanchoe is in perfect shape.

3. Prune branches quickly

Pruning means cutting off the overly dense, weak, and diseased and insect-infested branches at the base of the Kalanchoe to promote the growth of internal branches, increase ventilation and light transmittance inside the plant, and reduce the occurrence of diseases and pests.

The lucky bamboo has yellow leaves and rotten roots. Just cut it once and it will start growing leaves!

The weather is too hot in the summer, and lucky bamboo can easily cause root rot due to the high temperature, leading to yellow leaves, wilting and death of the whole plant. This is when you have to be ruthless and prune it!

1. Observe the roots of the lucky bamboo to see if they are smelly or black, and pinch them to see if they are soft. If so, the roots are rotten or old and need to be cut off.

2. Use a knife to cut off all the stem nodes with roots of the lucky bamboo! Don't leave any roots.

3. After cutting off the roots, cut the cut into a 45-degree slope and reinsert it into a clean vase.

4. Pour clean water into the vase. The water level should not be too high, about 1/3 of the bottle body. Change the water once every two days or so, and new roots will grow in half a month!

5. The newly grown lucky bamboo roots have a stronger ability to absorb water and nutrients. If you throw two slow-release fertilizers into them every month, the lucky bamboo will grow faster and the leaves will be greener!

The stem tip of spider plant grows slowly, just cut it once and it will sprout in 2 weeks!

If the ventilation and light are not good for the spider plants grown indoors, it is easy for the leaves to turn yellow, dry out, and break, affecting the appearance. It is better to cut them all off with a knife. They will sprout again in 2 weeks and be green again in 3 months!

1. If the spider plant at home looks like it is dying, don't throw it away in a hurry. Pull down its roots and take a look. If the roots are not rotten, then it can be saved. With just a little care, it can grow into a beautiful spider plant again.

2. Use scissors to cut off all branches and leaves of the spider plant 3-5 cm above the soil surface!

3. Place the trimmed spider plant in a cool place to slowly grow. When the surface of the soil in the pot feels dry and white, water it thoroughly. Slowly, new shoots began to grow!

4. When the new sprouts grow to more than 3 cm, you can expose them to the sun and apply fertilizers as usual! In another month, you will be able to get a beautiful pot of spider plant again!