Green radish and jasmine...If you grow them like this in summer, they will grow like crazy as if they were taken with hormones!

Jasmine

Some flower lovers bought jasmine with their friends. It turned out that the jasmines raised by others have bloomed for the second time, and the flowers are blooming more and more, but yours have bloomed only once and then died down. Hurry and check it out, there is still hope!

Jasmine summer pruning:

Jasmine can bloom 3-4 times if pruned in summer. For jasmine with shorter branches, cut off the top 3-5 cm of the branch after flowering; for jasmine with longer branches, just leave 2-3 pairs of leaves on each branch. After being pruned, jasmine's desire to survive increases greatly, and it will grow wildly and produce flower buds again.

Jasmine cuttings:

You can also try to use the pruned branches as cuttings. The cuttings should have at least a pair of leaves, and half of the leaves can be cut off to preserve nutrients.

Use a disposable plastic cup, poke some small holes in the bottom of the cup for ventilation, put some sand in it, insert the branches into the soil about 2-3 cm, put it in a cool place, and spray water occasionally. If you are afraid of failure, you can insert a few more branches~

Jasmine summer fertilization:

In addition to sufficient sunlight, jasmine also needs some organic fertilizer for flowering. In summer, leftover fruit peels and kitchen leftovers can be placed in a plastic bottle with water and fermented for 20 days. Once the fermented fertilizer water is matured, it is enough to water the plant with diluted fertilizer water (fertilizer: water = 1:500) twice a month.

Flower lovers who are afraid of the smell of rotten fertilizer can try cutting the watermelon rind into small pieces, burying them in the soil, and then covering them with a plastic bag. This way, the fertilizer will be decomposed in about a month. Just mix a little bit of it into the flower soil to make it real fertilizer!

Pothos

In summer, you have curtains, and others have green ivy curtains. It is really refreshing to look at them every day. It is most suitable to place them on the north-facing windowsill, and they can also purify the air!

Common problems with summer green radish:

If the leaves of the green radish droop in summer, it means that the plant is thirsty, and water must be poured to the roots so that they can absorb it; if a large area of ​​leaves turn yellow and become soft and rotten, it means that too much water has been poured, so control the water and ventilate the plant quickly; if the light is too strong, the green radish will turn yellow, so you have to move it to a cool place and cut off the necrotic leaves.

It is best to grow green radish indoors in the summer. A north-facing windowsill is very suitable, as it not only provides mild light but also provides ventilation and shade. The leaves of hydroponic green radish are prone to drying up or rotting because the environment is too dry or humid, so place it in the right position to have fewer problems and grow well!

Summer fertilization of green radish:

After the leftover beer at home has been left for 1-2 days to lose its gas, you can add water (beer: water = 1:10) and use it to rub the leaves of the green radish. You can also add an aspirin or vitamin B12 to the beer. The nutrients in it can make the leaves of the green radish shiny and grow quickly!

Green radish cuttings:

The green radish will grow faster when it is cut from cuttings. Cut off the green radish branches with buds (joints), about 3-8 cm long.

Insert it vertically in moist sandy soil and keep it moist. It will take root in less than a week. This kind of green ivy is easy to climb. The green radish placed horizontally on the soil for cuttings will easily fill up the pot~

Rose

There has been another wave of high temperatures recently. The temperature in the Jiangnan area has almost reached 40 degrees in the past few days. Flower lovers who grow roses at home should be careful. After the temperature exceeds 36 degrees, the roses are very likely to stop growing and not bloom!

Rose summer cooling measures:

If you want the rose to bloom continuously, you have to cool it down to prevent it from entering a "comatose" state. In addition to shading, you can also put bricks at the bottom of the pot to insulate, put a large pot on it to keep it moist, and wrap it with a layer of tin foil to protect it from the sun. This will keep the rose full of energy and allow it to bloom no matter how hot the weather is!

Rose summer fertilization:

Roses like light and are usually grown outdoors or on south balconies. In extremely hot weather, it is not suitable to add fish intestines or manure fertilizers, which can easily burn the roots. You can water them with some fermented rice water, milk water, bean dregs water, etc. They all need to be fermented for 1-2 weeks before use.

Rose pruning:

After blooming 1-2 times, roses are prone to growing blind branches, which must be pruned away, otherwise the nutrients will be taken away by them! There is no bud at the top of the blind branch, only a pair of leaves, so be sure to identify it clearly.

Rose cuttings:

When the temperature exceeds 36 degrees, rose cuttings are prone to black rot and are difficult to survive. Flower lovers who live in a cool place at home can try it. The flower branches are 5-8cm long, with more than a pair of leaves. Use sand as the substrate. It is best to place it in a cool place. You can use a plastic cup to make a moisturizing cover.

Bougainvillea

Many bougainvilleas in flower lovers’ homes have not bloomed yet. While the flowering period is still there, hurry up and make them bloom, otherwise they will have to wait until next year for them to bloom!

Summer Bougainvillea water control flowering:

The most effective way to make Bougainvillea bloom is to control water. Let it be thirsty for a few days. When you see the leaves wilt and droop, water it again after half a day. Water it thoroughly. Don't worry about it after that. Wait until it wilts again due to thirst before watering it again. It will bloom in about 20-25 days.

If your bougainvillea has few flowers and yellow leaves, it may be due to iron deficiency. It is best to water it with some ferrous sulfate solution (1:500), or fermented fruit peel water or rice washing water. If you have urea at home, you can add 3-5 grains each time you water it.

Summer pruning of bougainvillea:

Bougainvillea grows too fast in the summer and tends to become too tall, so it needs to be pruned quickly. In addition to pruning the messy long branches, Huahua also introduces a braiding pruning method. Braid the long branches and trim them, leaving a 20-30 cm long braid. It will be in shape once it blooms!

Chlorophytum

Don’t be fooled by the quiet appearance of spider plants. They grow wildly in summer. Many flower lovers’ spider plants are sprouting tiny babies, which look spectacular! At this time, another flower lover complained, why my spider plant just doesn’t grow

Light, water and fertilizer for Chlorophytum in summer:

Chlorophytum can be grown indoors or outdoors. Indoors, place it in a well-lit place and water it every 2-3 days. Outdoors, water it every day, and you can also spray water around the leaves in the morning to increase the air humidity.

In addition to adding some chicken manure, cow and sheep manure as base fertilizer to the bottom of the pot when repotting every year, you can also water it with potassium dihydrogen sulfate once a month, or fry egg shells into crumbs and mix them into the soil of the spider plant. This way, the spider plant will produce many babies and bloom every year!

What to do if spider plants explode?

Chlorophytum comosum has a lot of pups. If you like the shape of the pups hanging down, you can keep them. If you don’t like them, you can cut them off and plant them after the pups grow aerial roots. They are also good as gifts. The survival rate of aerial root planting is very high!

Tiger Piranha

Sansevieria is also a good air purifier, but many flower lovers just buy it home and leave it alone, and even complain that it grows too slowly. In fact, it is very easy to bloom out of the pot. If you take good care of it, the formaldehyde removal effect will be doubled!

Tiger skin orchid soil and fertilizer:

It is best to change the soil of the newly bought snake plant first. Leaf mold, pine needle soil, or coal slag soil are all fine. Mix some perlite and ordinary garden soil. It has good air permeability and sufficient nutrients. Water it when the soil is dry. It will grow fertile without much care.

If you want your snake plant to produce a lot of babies, you can also add fertilizer. Bury chicken manure and bird droppings in the soil for about two weeks to decompose. Then mix the decomposed fertilizer soil into the flowerpot to make it a natural organic fertilizer. If not, you can also directly add compound fertilizer, which is suitable for the comprehensive nutritional needs of Sansevieria.

The tiger skin plant leaves are inserted into the cubs:

Cut a piece of Sansevieria leaf and stick it in the soil. Place it in a cool and ventilated place and keep the soil moist. Do not touch it out of curiosity. Wait quietly for about 1-2 weeks and the baby plants will emerge. One leaf can produce 3-5 baby plants, and one pot can become 100 pots!

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