How to grow a 10-meter-long green radish and asparagus fern?

10-meter-long asparagus fern

While you are still worrying about the yellowing leaves of asparagus fern, others' have already grown into a waterfall. Look at the asparagus fern grown by the great god. He built a pavilion with a few pieces of wood. There is no need to put a cover on it. The asparagus fern can just climb up. It is natural and provides shade. It is cool in the summer. It is so comfortable!

The story of the great god Wenzhu's cultivation:

1. Soil: The key to growing flowers is to grow roots, and the key to growing roots is to have good soil. If you want asparagus fern to have lush branches and leaves and branches 10 meters long, you must choose the right soil. The master suggests that the soil for growing asparagus fern can be two parts of leaf mold, two parts of garden soil, two parts of compost and one part of river sand, and then change the soil every year.

2. Fertilization: Apply top dressing to asparagus fern once a month with decomposed thin liquid fertilizer. You can also use self-fermented rice water and enzymes, and water it once every half a month. Don't apply too much fertilizer when asparagus fern is blooming.

In addition, you should pay more attention to the placement of asparagus fern. Do not place it in a place with polluted air. Asparagus fern is a plant that loves cleanliness. Provide more ventilation, moisturizing, and watering at the right time, and you will not be far from becoming a great plant.

10-meter-long green radish

If you have a pot of green ivy like this, you don’t need to grow other flowers. You can grow it on the ground, hang it on the roof, and climb up the wall. Of course, you have to be careful to do it, otherwise you still have to think about how to prevent its leaves from turning yellow.

The cultivation story of the great green radish:

1. Watering:

The soil for planting green radish must be loose and breathable, otherwise the roots will easily rot if watered too much. During the growing season of green radish, be sure to keep the soil moist and avoid dryness, otherwise the leaves will easily turn yellow. In summer, in addition to keeping the soil in the pot moist, you should also spray water on the leaves more often.

2. Fertilization:

When repotting, you can apply an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer at the bottom of the pot. You can pour fermented rice water into the pot once every half a month and spray potassium dihydrogen phosphate once a week to make the leaves greener.

3. Placement:

The green radish cannot tolerate strong light, so try not to place it on a south-facing windowsill in the summer. It needs sufficient light in the winter. If it is too dark for a long time, the green radish will grow slower and slower.

(Photo by: Golden Elder Source: AiCar)

Aloe vera on the roof

Aloe vera has various functions. It can absorb formaldehyde, purify the air, beautify and delay aging, kill bacteria, fight inflammation, strengthen the heart and promote blood circulation. Of course, it is also a green plant that flower lovers often buy for home. So how can you grow aloe vera to the point where it touches the roof like a master?

(Photo by Zhao Shuguo, source: Aloe Bar)

The story of how the great god cultivated aloe vera:

1. Fertilizer:

Aloe vera's root system is not very developed, so it does not require much fertilizer, but it is best to apply organic fertilizer once a month, such as cake fertilizer, fermented kitchen waste, and various homemade composts.

2. Watering

Aloe vera is known as a plant that cannot die from drought, so you must water it less often. In winter, water it once a month and spray water as much as possible. In spring, summer and autumn, water it once every half a month. Keep alternating between dry and wet conditions and avoid water accumulation.

(Photo by: Hibernating Rabbit Source: Aloe Bar)

3. Soil:

If you want aloe vera to grow smoothly to the point where it reaches the roof, soil selection is critical. The experts recommend that the soil formula for aloe vera should be humus soil, garden soil, and river sand mixed in a ratio of 2:2:1. When potting, expose it to the sun, and it's better after disinfection.

(Photo by: Picking up stones Source: Aloe Bar)

Clivia blooming in the pot

I have seen Clivia blooming, and usually one flower blooms per plant. It was only after seeing the Clivia grown by a great grower that I realized that Clivia can actually bloom to the size of the entire pot. It is really amazing.

(Photo by julysun Source: Clivia)

The story of how the great god Clivia was cultivated:

1. Lighting:

Clivia does not have very high requirements for light. It should not be exposed to direct sunlight. Scattered light is best. If the light is too weak, the growth of the leaves will be weak.

2. Repotting:

If you want the Clivia to bloom and fill the pot, you need to repot it every two years. Don't be afraid of the trouble. The time to repot is in late winter or early spring. The soil can be a mixture of leaf mold, pine needle soil, river sand and base fertilizer in the ratio of 6:2:1:1.

(Photo by julysun Source: Clivia)

3. Fertilization:

When repotting, add an appropriate amount of base fertilizer. During the growing season, you can apply some cake fertilizer and bone meal. Dig out the soil in the flowerpot and bury it to a depth of about three centimeters. You can also apply organic liquid fertilizer once every half a month, being careful not to get it on the leaves.

(Photo by: Gardener Source: Sina Blog)

The tree of catnip

It takes a certain amount of time for the catnip to grow into a small tree, which requires everyone to be very patient and take good care of it.

(Photo by: Sheng Tang Shan Ren Source: Sina Blog)

The story of how the great master developed the pennywort:

1. Ventilation:

The leaves of the catnip are fleshy, so ventilation must be increased after watering to prevent water stains and rot. During daily maintenance, a good ventilation environment can also make the catnip grow better.

(Photo by: Sheng Tang Shan Ren Source: Sina Blog)

2. Watering:

When you see the leaves of the catnip tend to wilt, then water it. It should be dry rather than wet. In both summer and winter, control watering to keep the soil on the dry side.

(Photo by: Qingmu Source: Home)

Desert rose blooming

Huahua really likes Desert Rose. I am even more envious when I see that the masters have grown Desert Rose to the point where it has overflowed the pot!

(Photo by hong12068 Source: Desert Rose Bar)

The Great God's Desert Rose Cultivation Record:

1. Lighting:

There must be sufficient light. If there is insufficient light, the flowers will not bloom, let alone overflow the pot. Even during the dormant period, sufficient light conditions must be ensured.

2. Watering:

As the name suggests, Desert Rose does not require much water. Every time you water it, you must first make sure the soil in the pot is dry, and then water it.

3. Fertilization:

Desert rose grows very slowly, so try to choose slow-release fertilizer and try not to use chemical fertilizers. Autumn and winter are the dormant period of desert rose, so do not fertilize during this short period of time.

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