After half a month, the copper money grass "died" to live.
When replanting on May Day, all the leaves that have grown obviously malnourished after a long winter are cut off, the roots that have been coiled many circles are taken out, a quarter of the root system is cut off with scissors and put into a small earthen pot and watered up and down, and the remaining three-quarters of the root system is put into the original large pot and watered.
The new flower soil is fertile. Within two days, new leaves of copper money grass began to emerge in the large pot, and half a month was a picture.
The small pot of clay pottery will not work, and there has been no greenery for more than ten days. Just when I said in my heart, "Bad dish, overconfidence, I forgot to check if there were any root tips in when I cut that quarter down", the day before yesterday I suddenly found three or four small green tips popping out of the soil.
It can be seen that there can be no hurry, time gives the answer, and the answer has a surprise.
After the update of the Hongmeng system, the mobile phone can now choose super macro to take pictures, so Figure 4 is enlarged to have a clear picture 5.
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I bought several pots of heartleaf ivy before, and one of the long branches was folded when one of the pots was sent. Fortunately, in time, the cuttings were cut off in another pot, and the broken branches were quickly reborn and began to grow leaves.
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Watching Aju Zhu show her windmill jasmine that day, I remembered a pot that died last year before it could grow into a climate. Unwillingly, the more frustrated, the more courageous, and entered a large pot.
This one was received with flowers. I thought that after planting in a pot and losing some leaves and flowers, those bones should bloom quickly. Unexpectedly, the leaves and flowers became more and more shrugged, and the pieces fell and withered.
Wang said you should put it in a cool place to slow down. The small pot is not able to lock in water, and after putting it in a cool place, I simply sit the pot into a basin filled with water. Half a day later, I found that the few remaining soft leaves were actually propped up.
No wonder the seller said that when it eases up, remember to change the large pot. It turns out that there is really a slow process.
