His flowers have become spirits and have grown taller than humans! How do you raise it?

Woody

The key to wood fragrance becoming refined: light

Aromatica loves light very much, the better the light, the more vigorously it grows. Therefore, it is best to place the costusroot on a sunny south balcony, or in the yard if conditions permit.

rosemary

The key to making rosemary a plant: watering

Summer is the peak growth season for rosemary, and it requires a lot of water. It is best to water it once in the morning and once in the evening. Provide appropriate shade at noon.

Trumpet creeper

The key to Trumpet Creeper's transformation into a spirit: soil

Trumpet creeper prefers loose, breathable and nutrient-rich sandy soil. When caring for it, flower lovers can mix leaf mold and garden soil in a 1:1 ratio as the growing soil for the trumpet creeper.

asparagus

The key to growing asparagus fern: watering

When you see the surface of the soil in the asparagus fern pot turn white and dry, you should water it thoroughly. Keep watering until water flows out from the bottom of the pot. Once water accumulates, it will easily cause the roots of the asparagus fern to rot.

Tiger Piranha

The key to the growth of Sansevieria: light

Tiger Skin Orchid is a light-loving flower, but if placed in direct sunlight for a long time, it will easily cause the leaves of the Tiger Skin Orchid to turn yellow and dry, and its growth will be poor. Therefore, it is best to keep the snake plant in a semi-shaded environment.

Aloe Vera

The key to aloe vera essence: soil

Aloe vera likes soil with good air permeability and drainage. Flower lovers can mix 2 parts of leaf mold + 2 parts of garden soil + 1 part of river sand when caring for it. This kind of soil has strong air permeability and is not easy to rot.

Bougainvillea

The key to growing bougainvillea: pruning

Bougainvillea needs to be pruned before and after flowering so that it can grow better and bloom more. Cut off dead and weak branches before flowering, and cut off all withered and overgrown branches after flowering to reduce nutrient consumption.

Do you flower lovers have any flowers that have become spirits?

If any,

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