Just by breaking it open, a bunch of buds suddenly sprouted from its flowers, and the pot was full in 30 days!

Orchid - Bye Bye

Two days ago, Huahua went to her uncle's house to play. As soon as she entered the house, her uncle took me to see the orchids he had raised for three years.

Other people’s pots are full of flowers, but his is still just two lonely trees. How pitiful! An idea suddenly struck me, and I thought of a trick provided by a flower grower - "covering the reed head" (the reed head is the pseudobulb), and I quickly taught it to him.

① Turn the orchid upside down from the pot and cut off rotten roots, dead roots, empty roots and dead leaves.

② Find the pseudobulb of the orchid. The pseudobulb is the nutrient and water storage tissue of the orchid. It is located at the base of the leaves.

The pseudobulb of some orchids can grow into a relatively large sphere or oval shape at the top of the fleshy root.

③ Use both hands to pinch a pseudobulb, then twist it 90 degrees in opposite directions to make the pseudobulb

The connecting stem part is in a semi-separated state. Note: it must not be completely twisted off.

④ Sprinkle a layer of carbendazim powder on the sprained pseudobulb where it is connected to the stem for disinfection, or soak it in a fungicide solution such as carbendazim, potassium permanganate or methylbutolone for 15 minutes, then take it out and let it air dry for 5-10 minutes.

⑤ Re-pot the orchid. Use normal orchid planting material below 1 cm from the bottom of the pseudobulb. Use sphagnum moss or planting stone or pond bed stone for 0.5 cm above 1 cm from the bottom of the pseudobulb.

⑥ Water the orchid after planting, and then place it in a cool and ventilated place to slow down the growth. After the growth is successful, water it normally and slowly expose it to light. Apply compound fertilizer or decomposed organic fertilizer once every 15 days or so. Water some "rooting agent" every 20 days or so.

⑦ In this way, many small buds will grow on the rhizome of the orchid. At most, one rhizome can grow 6 buds, which means 6 orchid plants!

Cactus - chop, chop, chop

The cactus at my second aunt's house had not produced any cacti for 10 years. Huahua gave her a tip, and a month later, a bunch of cacti grew densely.

① Find a sharp knife and disinfect it with a lighter or carbendazim solution.

② Use a knife to cut off the upper part of the cactus horizontally. The cut part should account for 1/3-1/2 of the entire cactus.

③ Place the two parts of the cactus in a well-lit and ventilated place for 1-2 days to dry the wounds. If conditions permit, apply some carbendazim.

④ After the cactus is cut, the remaining part should not be exposed to water within 2 weeks after the wound is dried. If you continue to maintain the baby's health normally, the baby will start to hatch in one month!

⑤ After the cut part is dried and placed on clean soil, it will grow roots and grow into a new cactus.

Rose - La La La

It’s autumn now, and the roses that have been ugly all summer can finally become beautiful again. But faced with one or two lonely roses on their stems, have you lost confidence in seeing the roses blooming? Don’t be discouraged, today Huahua will teach you a few tricks to make the roses in your home sprout like bamboo shoots within a week. Then you will be able to enjoy ten or even twenty roses!

Before pulling branches

After pulling the branches

Method 1 for roses to sprout and bloom: pull the main branches horizontally

① Press the rose branches to both sides at 90 degrees.

② Use ropes, wires or heavy objects to secure the branches to keep them at 90 degrees so that they do not rebound. Of course, do not use too much weight to break the branches.

③ In this way, the original branches will lose their apical dominance, and new buds will sprout from the base within 1 week. It is very effective .

④ If there are many small buds, you can pick off a few of them appropriately, focusing on developing thick branches and not consuming too many nutrients.

Method 2 for rose sprouting and blooming: side pot

① Tilt the side of the rose with more branches at 45 degrees to the side. At the same time, let the side with fewer and weaker branches face upward and perpendicular to the ground.

② In this way, the side with fewer or weaker branches will form apical dominance and sprout many new buds, making the entire rose plant fuller, with more branches and more flowers.

Method 3 for roses to sprout and bloom: branch breaking

① If some of the rose branches are weak, you can bend them near the bottom.

② Be careful not to break the branch completely, just break it in half, and make sure there are still buds at the bottom of the broken part!

③ About a week later, when the remaining part of the branch is broken off, thick new buds will sprout out!

Meaty——Lululu

Does anyone like to grow succulents into old trees? Does anyone like to grow succulents into jelly? What Huahua likes most is to grow succulents until they burst out and fill the pot, just like a sow giving birth to piglets. It can make people with trypophobia explode on the spot. That’s what I like most! So how do you grow succulents until they have so many offspring that they become an infestation? Come! Huahua teaches you the secret of making a blast!

Multi-headed Explosion Secret 1: Beheading

① After a summer, have your succulents become too skinny and ugly to look at?

② It’s better to give it a quick death! Cut the branches in half and use them for cuttings. Place the remaining branches in a well-lit and ventilated place and do not water them unless the soil in the pot is dry.

③ After 2-3 weeks, you will find a circle of small buds appearing on the bare branches, which are so cute!

Multi-headed Explosion Secret 2: Pulling Leaves

① What should I do if I want my succulent plant to grow multiple heads from the bottom of the stem? Easy! Just break off the leaves at the bottom of the succulent.

② From bottom to top, pinch the leaves of the succulent with your thumb and index finger, shake them left and right, and gently break them off one by one.

③ Just break it off until you think the remaining part is good-looking or presentable, then place the succulent in a well-lit and ventilated place and take care of it normally.

④ In less than a month, small buds will appear densely on the wounds of the leaves that were originally broken off, and the pot will soon be full of flowers!

Rubber trees and other woody flowers - Jiejiejie

Many flower lovers’ rubber trees have grown so tall that they poke the roof, but they only have one lonely branch, which looks ugly. A normal rubber tree should be in the shape of an umbrella, which is very beautiful. How can we make a rubber tree grow from one pole to multiple poles and have more branches sprout? It’s simple, just a pair of scissors is enough!

How to intercept correctly?

① Find a pair of gardening shears and cut the single-trunk rubber tree in the middle.

② Make sure the cut of the rubber tree is smooth. White liquid will flow out of the wound after cutting. At this time, sprinkle a layer of wood ash on it or wrap it with a plastic bag!

③ After about 1 month, 3-5 new buds will sprout from the top of the pruned rubber tree. These new buds are uniform in size and will form an umbrella shape when they grow up.

④ If the rubber tree in your home is a small seedling of about 30 cm, you only need to cut off the top bud, and more side buds will sprout!

Petunia and other herbaceous flowers - pinch, pinch, pinch

Other people's petunias, millionaires, gardenias, jasmines, marigolds, baby's breath, geraniums, etc. can bloom into big flower balls, why do yours only have a few sparse flowers? The key is that you have few flower branches! So how do we make it have more branches? This requires pinching the flowers when they are small (commonly known as pinching) to allow them to sprout more!

Before pinching

After 3 times of pinching

How to pinch correctly?

① When the seedlings grow to 8-10 cm or 4-5 pairs of leaves, we need to pinch them!

② When picking, use scissors or your fingers to remove the top 2-3 pairs of leaves, leaving only the bottom 2 pairs of leaves.

③ After 1-2 weeks, 4 lateral buds will sprout from the axils of the remaining two pairs of leaves.

④ Wait until the newly sprouted side buds grow to 4-5 pairs of leaves, then pinch off the top 2-3 pairs of leaves.

⑤ Repeat this 2-3 times, and your flowers will form a full, big flower ball. Then the flower buds will be densely packed all over the flower ball and bloom together!