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Put this on the top of a potted Chinese toon, and it will sprout in 3 days and you can harvest a crop in 20 days
These days, more and more people are growing fruit trees and vegetables in pots on their balconies. Although growing these in pots is a bit harder than growing flowers in pots, there is plenty of fun in it! Of course, for people who love growing flowers, growing these in pots is not difficult at all.
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These 10 types of spider plants have been seen by 800 million Chinese people, but do you really know how to care for them?
I remember the first plant I ever grew was a variegated spider plant with golden edges, tolerant of shade and drought, easy to grow with confidence, and able to produce a whole bunch of baby spider plants. Today I want to bring out all the common spider plants and talk about them, so take a look and see whether you really know how to care for them!
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The leaves of this plant are both a delicacy and a precious Chinese medicinal herb
Today I want to introduce a plant to you all. I do not know whether it grows in your hometown, but there is plenty of it in Yunnan, where my parents' home is. I only thought of it today because it grows behind our neighbor's house and kept us company throughout my childhood. Now I have been married for many...
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How to manage Chinese yam well? Master these planting and management key points
How to manage Chinese yam well
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What should be noted during the process of planting bayberry (Chinese bayberry, Myrica rubra)?
Notes on planting bayberry
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Paris polyphylla planting time: when is best for direct seeding, seedling transplanting and rhizome planting
Paris polyphylla likes warmth and moisture and fears frost, and its planting time varies with the propagation method. This article introduces the seed germination method for Paris polyphylla, as well as the suitable times for direct seeding, seedling transplanting and rhizome planting, along with field management and harvesting points, to help you grow Paris polyphylla well.
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Introduction to the Cultivation Techniques, Propagation Methods and Growth Habits of the Chinese Medicinal Herb Pokeweed
Pokeweed, also known as mountain radish, jianzhongxiao, daoshuilian and other names, is a perennial robust herbaceous plant of the genus Phytolacca in the family Phytolaccaceae. It is widely distributed in the red soil low hilly areas south of the Yangtze River. Among the varieties currently distributed in China, the main ones are pokeweed (wild radish) and American pokeweed (Phytolacca americana, also called pokeberry or ten-stamen pokeweed).
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Planting techniques and cultivation management key points for the Chinese medicinal herb Wu Zhuyu (Evodia rutaecarpa)
Wu Zhuyu (Evodia rutaecarpa) is a bitter stomachic and analgesic, also known as Wu Yu, Cha La, Qi La Zi, Chou La Zi Shu, Mi La Zi, etc. It is a small tree or shrub of the genus Evodia in the Rutaceae family, cultivated to a small or large extent throughout areas south of the Qinling Mountains, growing in open forests or thickets from flat ground up to 1500 m elevation in mountainous areas, mostly on sunny slopes
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Planting techniques and cultivation management key points for the Chinese medicinal herb Asparagus cochinchinensis
Asparagus cochinchinensis is also known as Sanbaibang, Sidong, Laohuweibagen, Tiandongcao and so on. It is a perennial herbaceous plant of the genus Asparagus in the Liliaceae family. It mostly grows in shady and damp places at the edges of mountain forests, in shrub thickets on hilly land, or in hillside grass clumps. It is distributed in Hebei, Henan, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Gansu, Sichuan, Taiwan, China, Guizhou and other places
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How to sow Eucommia ulmoides seeds? A detailed guide to growing this Chinese medicinal plant
Eucommia ulmoides is a species endemic to China with very high cultivation value. It prefers a warm, humid climate and a sunny environment, and it can withstand severe cold: mature plants can survive normally at -30°C. It can be cultivated in most parts of China. It is highly adaptable and is not strict about soil.
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