The green ivy is climbing all over the wall, the longevity is overflowing in the pot, and the spider plant is like a waterfall. I am impressed.

Kalanchoe

(Photo by: Dream Butterfly 536 Source: Kalanchoe Bar)

(Photo by: Wanxuan Source: Kalanchoe Bar)

(Photo by: Wanxuan Source: Kalanchoe Bar)

After seeing the Kalanchoe grown by the great god and then looking at my own Kalanchoe, I felt so ashamed. They are all flower growers, so why is there such a big difference? Let’s take a look at how the masters grow flowers:

Great God's maintenance skills:

1. For soil, the simplest and most practical way to prepare it is to add slag, garden soil and some organic fertilizer that you make yourself. You can also buy some granular soil. In short, it must be loose and breathable.

(Photo by: Wanxuan Source: Kalanchoe Bar)

1. In spring, adjust the plant shape and pinch and cut the top of the Kalanchoe to promote more side branches and make the plant fuller. The cut branches can be used as cuttings for propagation. The temperature is suitable at this time, black rot is not likely to occur, and the survival rate is high.

2. Improve ventilation. Kalanchoe is prone to black rot. When caring for it, you must pay attention to ventilation, control watering, and observe frequently. Once the leaves become wilted, dark, and no longer fresh, check the leaves immediately and cut off the black rot parts in time.

3. Water mainly when the soil is dry and wet. Kalanchoe is a fleshy plant and it will easily rot if watered too much, especially in summer. Water should be strictly controlled and ventilation should be increased. During the growing period, fertilize once every half a month.

(Photo by: Chuxia Anan Source: Kalanchoe Bar)

asparagus

(Photo by: Yisheng Feihua Source: Wenzhu Bar)

(Photo by: Sunny's Appointment Source: Wenzhu Bar)

(Photo by: Count Marco Polo Source: Wenzhu Bar)

We haven't figured out how to prevent the leaves of asparagus fern from turning yellow, but other people's asparagus fern has grown into a towering tree/(ㄒoㄒ)/~~

The flower-growing master’s maintenance secrets:

1. Light: It is afraid of exposure to the sun and has average shade tolerance. It should be kept indoors, usually about one meter away from the balcony. The light is neither too strong nor too weak and the ventilation is good, which is suitable for the growth of asparagus fern.

2. Water: Asparagus fern is afraid of drought and waterlogging. Both excessive waterlogging and drought will cause the leaves of asparagus fern to turn yellow. Once they dry and turn yellow, there is almost no way to save them. It is best to keep them slightly moist. If the air humidity is not enough, spray water frequently to increase the air humidity. ,

3. Temperature: The growth range of temperature is very wide. It can withstand high temperatures of more than 30 degrees, but cannot withstand low temperatures. The indoor temperature in winter must be kept above 5 degrees.

4. Fertilizer: Asparagus fern likes fertilizer, but avoid concentrated fertilizer. Usually, we can use our homemade rice water and fish water to water it frequently. When repotting every year, you can choose nutrient-rich humus soil and apply enough base fertilizer.

Schlumbergera

(Photo by: An Old Man 5 Source: Christmas Cactus Bar)

(Photo by: An Old Man 5 Source: Christmas Cactus Bar)

(Photo by: An Old Man 5 Source: Christmas Cactus Bar)

Our Christmas cactus is still shedding buds and flowers, while other people's Christmas cactus has already bloomed out of the pot. Don't think that Christmas cactus is the same as cactus, in fact, it still has a lot of other advantages:

The maintenance experience of the flower-growing master:

1. Temperature: The suitable growth temperature of Christmas cactus is between fifteen and twenty degrees. Too high or too low will inhibit the normal growth of Christmas cactus.

2. Water: Although Christmas cactus is also a plant of the cactus family, its root system and water storage capacity are not well developed, and its drought resistance is much worse than that of cactus. Therefore, watering should be done at the right time and in the right amount.

Keep the soil relatively moist during the middle seedling stage, generally watering once every four or five days, and once a week during the large seedling stage. During the flowering period, pay attention to deadheading and keep it semi-dry.

3. Fertilizer: Depending on the size of the Christmas cactus, you can generally spray nutrient solution once every two weeks, and spraying potassium dihydrogen phosphate once a month can promote the differentiation of flower buds. When the temperature is below fifteen degrees or above thirty degrees, fertilization should be stopped immediately.

Note: Christmas cactus requires more light and has a strong phototropism, so you should pay attention to rotating the pots to keep the plants symmetrical and beautiful. Avoid moving the flower pot during the flowering period to prevent the flowers and buds from falling.

(Photo by: An Old Man 5 Source: Christmas Cactus Bar)

Chlorophytum

(Photo by: Bebeying Source: Chlorophytum Bar)

(Photo by: Bebeying Source: Chlorophytum Bar)

(Photo by: Bebeying Source: Chlorophytum Bar)

Chlorophytum comosum, which can be kept alive by cutting a branch, can always give people a feeling of spring, whether it is grown in water or soil. So how do we keep the Chlorophytum comosum lush and green?

The maintenance experience of the flower-growing master:

1. Choice of flower pots: When planting spider plants, it is best to change the flower pots from small to large. Use large pots for large spider plants and small pots for small spider plants.

2. Avoid direct sunlight. It is better to use scattered light, which is one or two meters away from the balcony.

3. When planting spider plants, you can put all the plants in your home together. This can increase the air humidity and prevent the tips of the spider plants from drying out.

4. The aging leaves at the bottom of the spider plant should be removed in time. This will allow new leaves to have enough nutrients to grow and prevent the old leaves from rotting and causing the plant to be infected with bacteria.

5. When watering the spider plant, you can first touch the soil with your hand to check whether it is dry or not, and then water it if it is dry.

6. Commonly used organic fertilizers include eggshells and cake fertilizers. Enzymes, etc. can be applied to spider plants once a month to ensure that the plants have sufficient nutrients to grow.

Pothos

(Photo by: happy浮沉219 Source: Green Radish Bar)

(Photo by: happy浮沉219 Source: Green Radish Bar)

(Photo by: happy浮沉219 Source: Green Radish Bar)

The green radish has always been considered a very easy-to-grow plant, but for a flower-growing killer, there is no distinction between easy and difficult plants to grow. The ones that can be grown all depend on luck.

Flower maintenance experience of experts:

1. Temperature and light: You don’t have to worry too much about the temperature. You can only control it to a limited extent. Just don’t let the temperature drop below ten degrees. As for light, friends in the south must be careful not to overexposure to the sun. As for where to put it, bedroom, living room, study...it's all fine.

2. Water: Pothos can grow well in hydroponics, which is enough to show its love for water. Keep the soil moist during the growth period, and water it generally once every four or five days.

3. Fertilizer: When you find that the new leaves of the green radish are dull, the old leaves are dark, and the leaves are beginning to turn yellow, it is likely that the plant is lacking fertilizer. During the growing season, you can apply a thin liquid fertilizer once every half a month, and during the winter dormancy period, you can spray an appropriate amount of foliar fertilizer to promote healthy growth.

(Photo by: happy浮沉219 Source: Green Radish Bar)

Coinweed

(Photo by: Xiaohuya8675 Source: Copper Coin Grass Bar)

(Photo by: Yunnan Thorny Plant Source: Coin Grass Bar)

(Photo by: Xianyun's Story Source: Copper Coin Grass Bar)

When it comes to the easiest plant to grow, Huahua thinks it must be the pennywort. You just need to pay attention to two points: light and water.

The pennywort requires a lot of water. You can plant it directly in water and then put it in a place with sufficient light. It will grow quickly without fertilizing!

If it is cultivated in soil, the effect will be worse, because once it lacks water, the pennywort will wilt. Although it can come back to life if it is watered again, it will greatly affect the beauty of the pennywort.

(Photo by: Xianyun's Story Source: Copper Coin Grass Bar)

Flower lovers, have you learned it?

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