Are the money trees and green radishes sparse? You definitely didn't do that!

Money Tree

The most important point: fertilization

Many flower lovers ignore the step of fertilizing, either because they think it doesn't matter or because they find it troublesome. However, it is because of the lack of fertilizer that your money tree will grow sparsely and not lush enough.

How to fertilize the money tree?

1. How to choose fertilizer

The money tree is a foliage plant, so nitrogen fertilizer is the main fertilizer used. You can choose general-purpose flower fertilizer or organic fertilizer that you make yourself.

2. How to fertilize

When repotting, you need to add base fertilizer. You can choose decomposed bean cake, bone residue, etc. Note that it must be decomposed, otherwise it will easily burn the seedlings. Base fertilizer and nutrient soil can be configured in a ratio of 1:10.

For top dressing, you should choose the growing season from May to September. It is recommended to use fully decomposed liquid fertilizer, or general liquid flower fertilizer. The liquid produced when making homemade flower fertilizer can also be used.

The liquid fertilizer you buy should be made according to the proportions in the instructions, while homemade liquid fertilizer can be diluted with water at a ratio of 1:50 for watering. It is sufficient to fertilize about once a month.

Although not important, some points cannot be ignored:

1. Light. The fortune tree likes light. Only by fully accepting light and allowing the leaves to photosynthesize can the growth of the fortune tree be promoted.

2. Watering. Water is a necessary condition for the survival of the money tree. However, given that the root system of the money tree is not well developed, too much watering will easily cause the roots to rot, so it is about right to water it once every two weeks.

Jasmine

The most important point: enough fertilizer

Jasmine likes fertilizer. If you apply very little fertilizer or no fertilizer at all, it will not be possible for jasmine to grow super lush and bloom many flowers.

How to fertilize jasmine?

1. Choose fertilizer

Jasmine prefers slightly acidic organic fertilizers, such as fully fermented rice water, noodle soup, and chicken, duck, and fish intestines. Of course, compound fertilizers can also be used.

2. Fertilization time and frequency

The best time to apply fertilizer is in summer, as this period is the growing season for jasmine and it has a great demand for nutrients. About once a week. Apply compound fertilizer once a month, 10 to 20 grains each time, and bury them evenly around the edge of the flowerpot.

The temperature in spring and autumn is unstable, and fertilizers are not easily absorbed by jasmine, so they accumulate in the soil. Over time, it will cause the roots of jasmine to rot. Therefore, fertilizers can be applied once every half a month to a month in spring and autumn, and it is strictly forbidden to fertilize jasmine after the White Dew.

3. Other points to note

Pay attention to the time of fertilizing. Wait until the soil in the jasmine pot is dry before applying fertilizer. If you fertilize right after watering, it will easily cause the roots of the jasmine to rot. This is especially important to pay attention to.

Ferrous sulfate should be added to the potting soil once a month to prevent jasmine from having yellow leaves due to iron deficiency.

Other things to note

1. Get more sunlight. Although fertilization is important, other aspects cannot be ignored. For example, jasmine has a very high demand for light. If conditions permit, grow it outdoors. If not, try to place it on the south balcony!

2. Water frequently. Jasmine likes moisture. Basically, it needs to be watered once every 2 to 3 days, otherwise it will dry out.

Pothos

It is very important to fertilize

Although the green ivy is easy to grow, don't forget to fertilize it. If you don't fertilize it, the green ivy will grow very slowly. It may take you a year to grow the green ivy that others can grow to hang down in a month.

How to fertilize green radish?

1. What kind of fertilizer to choose?

Chlorophytum is not suitable for concentrated fertilizers, so you can choose rice water, liquid fertilizer, etc. If you are worried about burning the roots, you can also choose foliar fertilizer.

2. How to fertilize

You can water the green radish with rice water, about once a week. Rice water can be used after being composted, or it can be used directly for watering, but Huahua recommends using it after being composted as there is no risk of burning the roots.

In addition, you can also put 1 to 2 grains of compound fertilizer into the water and then water the roots, about once a week.

In addition, when repotting the green radish, remember to sprinkle a small handful of slow-release fertilizer at the bottom of the pot as base fertilizer.

Other points to note:

1. Light. It cannot be exposed to direct sunlight, but it can be placed on a balcony or windowsill separated by glass. In addition, it needs to be shaded at noon in summer. Only with more light can photosynthesis be strong, which can promote the growth of green radish.

2. Water: Chlorophytum likes a humid environment and needs to be watered about once every 3 to 4 days.

Rose

The most important point: fertilization

There is no need to say much about how much roses like fertilizer, right? It can be said that how many flowers a rose can bloom depends entirely on how much fertilizer you apply to it!

How to fertilize roses?

1. What kind of fertilizer to choose?

Huahua recommends that you use bean cake fertilizer directly, or fermented tofu dregs, which are very effective.

2. Fertilization time

From mid-May to mid-October, replenish once every 10 days. However, during the hot summer, the concentration of fertilizer and water should be reduced by at least 1 time.

Other points to note:

1. Light. It is necessary at this time. Full sunlight is best. If not, place it on the south balcony.

2. Ventilation is very important for roses. Once the ventilation is poor, powdery mildew will appear on the roses. What you need to do at this time is to constantly cut off the areas affected by powdery mildew, otherwise it will be even more impossible for the roses to grow vigorously!

3. Watering: Roses like water, so you must keep up with the moisture. Watering once every 3 to 4 days is enough.