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Bonsai Master Zhao Qingquan: Hold Fast to the Root of Our National Culture
Hold Fast to the Root of Bonsai's National Culture - Another Discussion on the Inheritance and Innovation of Bonsai Original author | Zhao Qingquan This article is recommended by Li Guobin, selected from "Pen Yi", and the copyright belongs to the original author, Teacher Zhao Qingquan. The inheritance and innovation of bonsai is a long-discussed...
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Remembering Master Hu: Both Teacher and Friend, His Voice and Smile Remain Today
Both Teacher and Friend: Mourning Master Hu, His Voice and Smile Remain Today. This article was first published on "Zhongpenhui Flowers, Bonsai and Viewing Stones." Copyright belongs to the original author. I have known Master Hu Leguo for nearly 30 years. Today I was shocked to learn that Mr. Hu Leguo, after treatment for illness proved ineffective, on August 11, 2018...
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Detailed Guide to Carambola Grafting Techniques, Master All Methods and Steps
Carambola Grafting Techniques
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Pothos and succulents growing white whiskers? Congratulations, you've been promoted to plant-growing master
When plant lovers care for pothos and succulents, they often notice that many aerial roots have grown on the stems. What exactly are these aerial roots for? Do they need to be cut off? Today, Huahua will answer this for everyone - how exactly should the aerial roots of pothos and succulents...
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How do you grow pothos so it branches heavily and has long vines? Master these points and you can do it too
Pothos is a popular green plant, deeply loved by many plant enthusiasts for its easy-care habits. With the same growing methods, some enthusiasts find that their pothos does not grow as well as others' - not only are the leaves less glossy, but the branching is not as abundant as others', and the vines are not as...
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Bonsai master Hu Leguo lives forever in the hearts of bonsai enthusiasts
Master Hu Leguo lives forever in our hearts. This article was first published by "Zhongpenhui Flowers, Bonsai and Viewing Stones." Chairman Hu Yunhua: The tall-trunk pine bonsai created by Master Hu Leguo are majestic in spirit and profound in artistic conception, pioneering a new style of Chinese bonsai,...
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How to Identify Wild Chrysanthemum? Master These Features to Recognize It Easily
Stems and leaves: Prostrate or upright; the middle stem leaves are long ovate, elliptic-ovate or ovate, with a truncated or nearly heart-shaped base and serrated edges, light green, turning olive-colored after drying. Flowers: flower heads (capitula), with yellow ligulate florets; the flowering period is from June to November.
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How to Identify a Bear's Paw (Cotyledon tomentosa)? Master These Identification Methods
Appearance: The plant grows about 30 cm tall, with a spread of 11-12 cm, and cylindrical green stems. Leaves: obovate-lanceolate to oblong-ovate, flat and spoon-shaped, green, densely covered with short white hairs, with tips that look like bear paws. Flowers: dichasial cymes, yellow petals, blooming from July to September.
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How to Identify Centella asiatica? Master These Identification Features
Leaves: kidney-shaped, round, or horseshoe-shaped, with bluntly toothed margins, petioles about 1.5-27 cm long, green. Flowers: umbels, purplish-red or creamy white. Fruit: spherical, base heart-shaped then becoming flat-topped, compressed on both sides, with longitudinal ridges on each side and small net-like transverse veins.
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How to Identify Heavenly Bamboo 'Hongye'? Master These Identification Methods
Appearance: about 60-120 cm tall, few branches, upright, very dense branches and leaves, relatively compact tree shape. Leaves: alternate, thinly leathery, entire. In winter they are bright red, in spring, autumn and summer they are dark green. Flowers: panicles, white. Fruit: spherical, 2 seeds, red.
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