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This thing is poisonous. Its roots look like peanut kernels, and it is commonly known as snake corn, yet farmers grow it in large quantities.
Have you ever heard of Arisaema? When you hear this name, you may think of the famous baby's breath, but the two are completely unrelated. Despite its rather artistic name, it is a poisonous plant. Although it is not much to look at and is itself toxic, it...
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Sprinkle cornmeal in the pot as flower fertilizer, more effective than nutrient solution
Every household has cornmeal, and its high nutritional value stands out among grains. It is good for people, let alone flowers. In summer, when cornmeal gets damp and bugs get into it, do not waste it. Use it to grow flowers, and the effect is amazing!
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Post-emergence weed control in corn is crucial - what type of herbicide is more suitable?
Corn has now entered the late growth stage, and in just over a month the new corn should be on the market. At this point, post-emergence weed control in corn seems a bit late, but it does no harm to discuss it together here. Corn post-emergence...
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The cornfield has plenty of space, so what can you raise there that makes money without affecting the corn's growth?
The word "raise" is well chosen. Raising things in cornfields is an idea that was realized long ago thanks to the wisdom of working people in our country, for example the most famous "mulberry dike fish pond" ecological agriculture, in which mulberry leaves feed silkworms, silkworm droppings feed fish, and fish droppings...
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Creative ways to grow pothos - stop just leaving it in a corner
Basically, out of ten plant growers, eight have a pothos at home. Although pothos is easy to grow, growing it well is not simple at all. Most people's pothos is just a small pot, but some plant lovers grow their pothos superbly and have "played" their way to...
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New corn output faces a double decline, and hopes of a continued rise this year are slim
For this year's corn output, Science Farming wants to use the term below to express "double decline," meaning that this year's corn output will see not only a drop in per-unit yield but also a drop in total output. There is only about a month and a half left before the new corn harvest, and at...
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Don't cut corners when growing flowers by using pots that dry out slowly after watering; it does your flowers no good
Cutting corners with flower growing by using pots that dry out slowly after watering - don't do this, it does your flowers no good. A flower friend asked: are there flower pots where one watering can last a very long time? After seeing this question, Xiao Qi suggests you'd better not have this idea....
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The most nutritious part of corn is thrown away by many people, and Chinese medicine says it can treat high blood pressure
Corn is a very healthy whole grain. Compared with white rice, it has higher nutritional value, and it is not easy to make you gain weight, so many people who are dieting eat it as a staple food. Waxy corn is soft and sticky, sweet corn is sweet and fragrant. You can choose according to the texture you like...
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Succulents quietly make a comeback in corners no one sees, becoming a beauty impossible to ignore
Text and images: __Clouds Surge Into Summer. Location: Honghe, Yunnan. No sunny days, so photographing succulents on cloudy days. These are all ones I once did not like so much or had always ignored. In corners where no one could see them, they slowly made a comeback and became a beauty everyone could not...
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Drought in the main corn and soybean producing areas, will this year's grain prices be affected?
This year's drought can be said to have run through the entire corn growth period. During the corn seedling stage, the lack of moisture in the fields affected the germination rate, and the corn emergence rate was uneven. As for the corn that did emerge in the fields, many also suffered from weak seedlings due to the drought in the later period.
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