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A Cymbidium goeringii left in a corner for 62 days quietly sprouted, and it taught me a lesson
Do you grow orchids? Do the orchids you grow often end up dying on you? Have you ever wondered why? How strong is an orchid's will to live? If you haven't figured these things out yet, you really aren't cut out for growing orchids. How do the leaves of the orchid below look? Still fairly fresh and green...
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How do you grow corn poppies? Let's start with their legend
Although we often hear the name "corn poppy," we may not actually know too much about what kind of flower it really is. This isn't because we lack observation, but because the corn poppy has many aliases, ...
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Corn spider mites enter their peak outbreak period: do these things to reduce pest damage
Spider mites have long been one of the agricultural pests, damaging not only corn but also cotton, peanuts, fruit trees, flowers and more. Their damage to corn mainly shows as spider mites sucking the sap of corn, causing corn leaves to dry up and affect...
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Corn poppies bloom in full glory, turning the hillside into a sea of flowers
The hillside where corn poppies bloom. The hillside where corn poppies bloom - that name sounds quite familiar, doesn't it? That's the title of a famous animated film by the renowned Japanese animation master Hayao Miyazaki. By chance, I was drawn to this film title, not only...
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Corn auction volume in May increased once again; when will the decline finally stop?
To judge the future trend of the corn market, let us first look at the auctions launched by the temporary reserve on April 12. From this we may be able to see some clues. The first round on April 12-13: a total of 6.67 million tons was auctioned, with an overall transaction rate of 8...
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Corn gluten meal can also be used to control weeds, but is it worth it?
I came across a foreign article about a method of using corn gluten meal to control weeds, and I found it hard to believe - isn't that stuff used to feed pigs? (You can see it has an NPK content of 8-0-4, so it's also a fertilizer.) Actually, if gardeners go out and buy corn gluten meal,...
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Why do fish blow bubbles? Take a look at this corny joke
On such a hot day, let me tell you a few corny jokes to cool down and beat the heat. Xiaoming: Why is the ocean blue? Xiaohong: Because fish blow bubbles. Xiaoming: Why? Xiaohong: Because blue blue (blue). One day, Zhang San was at the river...
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What other names does Cornus officinalis have? Do you know these names?
Cornus officinalis is a deciduous tree, and its ripe fruit is used in traditional Chinese medicine. It is produced from East China to the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River, growing by shady, damp streams and at forest edges or within forests at altitudes of 400-1500 m. It is also distributed in Japan and Korea.
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In what environment does Cornus officinalis grow better
Cornus officinalis is a deciduous tree plant, and its ripe fruit is used in traditional Chinese medicine. It is produced from East China to the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River, growing on shaded, damp stream banks at altitudes of 400-1500 m, at forest edges or within forests. It is also distributed in Japan and Korea.
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What are the personality traits of cornflower? This article gives you a detailed understanding
Cornflower was originally a wild flower. After years of cultivation by people, its "wild" nature has diminished, and it has gradually entered our homes. Cornflower is not only ornamental, but can also promote diuresis, and an infusion of the whole plant can improve eyesight. In addition, its achenes have an oil content of 28%. Below, the editor will introduce cornflower to you.
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