Cây cảnh Nhiệm vụ cuối tuần: Chuẩn bị môi trường mới cho cây để tránh cây trồng bị sốc Đăng ngày 22 Tháng tám, 202021 Tháng chín, 2022 bởi Hải Yến 22 Th8 Mục lụcThis Weekend’s Assignment: Bring in your outdoor plants from outside, and get them acclimated to their new indoor home. If we humans dread the end of summer, think about how poor plants feel. People get coats and sweaters to arm against the elements, but they rely on us to keep them safe and happy. You’ve done a good job all season, but leave them outside too long after Labor Day, or bring them inside without proper prep, and it’s a shock to their little systems. It’s not often that we say it’s a matter of life and death, but this is one of those times. This Weekend’s Assignment: Bring in your outdoor plants from outside, and get them acclimated to their new indoor home. Make The Transition: It’s a crucial time in the year where you have to ask yourself: when do I make the move? And where should I put them? And will they live? → 5 Common Mistakes To Avoid When Moving Plants Indoors → How To Preserve and Over-Winter Your Outdoor Herbs Keep Them Healthy All Year: There are several reasons why your plant friends are biting the dust. This might just be the year where you read up on your favorites, and figure out once and for all what’s killing them. → 5 Reasons You’re Killing Your Indoor Plants → Happier Houseplants: How To Keep Indoor Plants Healthy → How To Winterize Houseplants in Low-Light Interior? And Then Grow More!: Just because you’re indoors most of the time, doesn’t mean that you still can’t grow something green. → Extend Your Gardening Season: Veggies & Herbs You Can Grow Indoors During the Winter Months Remember, as with all of our Weekend Projects, just do what you have the time and energy to do. And hey, if you don’t feel like moving flower pots, choose one of our other weekend projects to get done. Hải Yến Gió bạn với cây tự buổi nào , Gió về cây lại ngất ngư chao . Gió đi cây sẽ im lìm đứng, Như kẻ lỡ làng dạ khát khao . Xem các bài khác Cây Lưỡi Hổ (snake plant) cứng cáp, ít cần chăm sóc là loại cây hoàn hảo cho những người không khéo trồng cây Loài hoa yêu thích của bạn nói lên điều gì về bạn?
If we humans dread the end of summer, think about how poor plants feel. People get coats and sweaters to arm against the elements, but they rely on us to keep them safe and happy. You’ve done a good job all season, but leave them outside too long after Labor Day, or bring them inside without proper prep, and it’s a shock to their little systems. It’s not often that we say it’s a matter of life and death, but this is one of those times. This Weekend’s Assignment: Bring in your outdoor plants from outside, and get them acclimated to their new indoor home. Make The Transition: It’s a crucial time in the year where you have to ask yourself: when do I make the move? And where should I put them? And will they live? → 5 Common Mistakes To Avoid When Moving Plants Indoors → How To Preserve and Over-Winter Your Outdoor Herbs Keep Them Healthy All Year: There are several reasons why your plant friends are biting the dust. This might just be the year where you read up on your favorites, and figure out once and for all what’s killing them. → 5 Reasons You’re Killing Your Indoor Plants → Happier Houseplants: How To Keep Indoor Plants Healthy → How To Winterize Houseplants in Low-Light Interior? And Then Grow More!: Just because you’re indoors most of the time, doesn’t mean that you still can’t grow something green. → Extend Your Gardening Season: Veggies & Herbs You Can Grow Indoors During the Winter Months Remember, as with all of our Weekend Projects, just do what you have the time and energy to do. And hey, if you don’t feel like moving flower pots, choose one of our other weekend projects to get done.