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Bury a section of yam in a pot, and its leaves will cover the wall, and next year it will be full of yam beans
Yam aids digestion and strengthens the spleen and stomach, and is one of the Chinese people's favorite foods. Besides being edible, this yam can also be grown as a potted plant for enjoyment; its leaves are glossy green, no less beautiful than ivy! Today, follow Huahua to take a look at how this yam, with its many benefits...
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How to Achieve Full Stands and Strong Seedlings When Growing Hami Melons
Before each crop of Hami melons is planted, the soil must be disinfected to kill pathogens, insect eggs, insect bodies and harmful substances secreted by the plants themselves that remain in the soil after the previous crop. Common soil disinfection methods include gas disinfection, chemical disinfection, high-temperature disinfection and irrigation disinfection. Through practice, Hami melon planting land...
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Full Analysis of Key Points for Spring Corn Cultivation Techniques
Adapt to local conditions and select improved varieties. In plains and hilly areas, promote Yedan 13 and Xiyu 3, paired with Huayu 4, Zhongdan 32, Chenghai 1, and Yuanzheng 808; for interplanting in cotton fields, select the short-stalked, short-growth-period Yedan 22 and Yedan 51; in suburban areas, where fresh eating is the main purpose, waxy corn (2319, -21.00, -0.90%) such as Zhongnuo 1 can be planted....
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How to fertilize sunflowers properly? A full analysis of methods and key points
Symptoms The disease can occur at the seedling stage and the adult plant stage. It causes plant dwarfing, failure to form heads, or death. When infected at the seedling stage, symptoms begin to appear at 2-3 true leaves. After the leaves are affected, chlorotic patches begin to appear along the leaf veins on the leaf surface, and a white downy mold layer, namely the pathogen's sporangiophores and sporangia, can be seen on the underside of the leaves. Diseased plants grow slowly or remain stunted and do not grow....
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What to Do When Insect-Resistant Cotton Gets "Cancer"? A Full Analysis of Mitigation Methods
Cotton fusarium wilt is what farmers habitually call "cancer." In any field where this disease has appeared, planting cotton again often easily brings the "cancer" back, and it may even become more severe year after year. This is because once such pathogens lurk in the soil, they are difficult to eradicate, and when suitable climatic conditions occur, they easily flare up again....
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What to Do About Abnormal Watermelon and Melon Seedlings in Spring? A Full Breakdown of Solutions
1. Uneven emergence is mainly caused by uneven ground temperature and humidity in the seedbed. When laying heating wires, a spacing of 3-4 cm at the front edge of the greenhouse and 7-8 cm at the rear edge is advisable, so that the bed temperature is uniform; when large and small seedlings appear, move the large seedlings to the lower-temperature area at the front edge of the greenhouse, so that the young...
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Real shots of succulents grown outdoors for 8 days: after the rain comes the sun, and thankfully I didn't miss it
Real shots of succulents "grown outdoors" for 8 days: after the rain comes the "sun," and thankfully I didn't miss it! I deliberately got up early in the morning and took a few real shots of my succulents that I had been growing outdoors for days. I heard from my mom that it rained last night, but at this early morning hour the sun had come out...
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What to Do About Split Melons? A Full Guide to Prevention and Control Methods
1. Scientific fertilization. According to the fertilizer and water requirements of melons during their growth period, supply fertilizer and water in a balanced way, and do not blindly water and fertilize. When fertilizing, not only should sufficient base fertilizer be applied to meet the needs of the melon's early growth, but also timely topdressing should be done in the later stage of melon growth to meet the fertilizer requirements of the melon's later growth. 2. ...
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How to grow verbena? The right care method makes the flowers bloom beautifully
Verbena, also known as garden verbena, is a fairly well-known plant from South America. Its flowers are umbel-shaped and come in many colors such as white, red and blue, and a mature verbena has a moderate height of around 35-50 cm, so...
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How to prevent and control soybean bud blight? A full breakdown of practical methods
Soybean bud blight, also called bud rot, is one of the soybean viral diseases with a relatively large impact on yield. Depending on the stage at which it occurs, losses range from 25% to 100%. In 1962 in China, similar symptoms appeared on foreign varieties introduced in Shandong Province, and afterward the disease occurred in Hebei, Beijing, Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang and other places...
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