The duck palm wood and the fortune tree are about to be raised to death by their mother, and the leaves are green and longer than the palms of their hands.

Dad especially likes to grow flowers. Under his father's care, many potted flowers grow luxuriantly and verdently. They went out three months ago and left to their mother to take care of them. As a result, they were either rotten roots or yellow leaves. Later, Dad came back and simply dealt with them. Now they are full of life again!

For the duck palm wood and the rich tree with large yellow leaves, he cut off all the branches and leaves, leaving only one branch. At first I was worried about whether it could grow out, so I must not be able to live.

Catch up with the May Day short holiday, come back and find that the duck palm wood and the rich tree not only grow leaves, but also grow particularly exuberant, which is really beyond my expectation! As shown in the figure:

It turns out that for green plants with yellow leaves, in the absence of rotten roots, large areas of yellow leaves can be cut off and sealed with wax at the cut, which requires enough patience because of slow growth.

This duck palm wood and fortune tree, in fact, was frostbitten during the Spring Festival, resulting in yellow leaves, but the roots were not damaged and were intact. It took three months to grow so green and luxuriant!

Green plants that cut off branches and leaves also need to be nursed in places with plenty of light and good ventilation. And in order to speed up the growth, it is also possible to add some nutrient solution when watering, which can accelerate the growth of branches and leaves. And the leaves of the rich tree are green and good-looking, longer than the palm of the hand!

Have florists ever encountered this kind of situation?

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