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Is Chunlan Xizi Mei fragrant? Drooping-shoulder description and price introduction
The Xizi Mei orchid can be said to be one of the most expensive varieties among Chunlan orchids, with a market price generally between 400 yuan and 500 yuan. It was selected by the author Shen Yuanru after the victory of the War of Resistance. So why exactly is it so expensive? What are its appearance characteristics that make this flower's ornamental value so high?
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Learn these, and you can stand shoulder to shoulder with the sun
Main text with images and text: Curator Watering Here I will give an overview of the watering methods for most varieties, and watering also depends on the season. For most succulents, spring and autumn are both growing seasons (hey hey hey! Most plants are like this, okay!), because the temperature is suitable, the breeze is gentle, blah blah blah, so at this time no matter how you mess with them, they will still look very pretty (of course, do not be too casual). Under normal circumstances, the watering frequency is related to the ratio of your soil mix; the more grit, the more frequently you need to water. It is also related to region and climate; the north may need to water more frequently, while the south can be a little lazier. With my 60% grit content, here in the great imperial capital, watering once a week is totally enough for all the succulents (yes, I am very lazy, treating them all the same; no matter what soil, I actually water once a week ╮(╯╰)╭). In spring and autumn, it is better to keep watering in the evening, because the occasional midday sun is still very harsh.
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Add one thing to baijiu, and it can specifically treat cervical spondylosis, frozen shoulder, and waist and leg pain, super practical
Grow your own private garden. Follow me, and I'll teach you how to grow flowers this way, making them more lush and beautiful. Follow Play After reading this article, 95.6% of users also followed these wonderful official accounts. Grow your own private garden. Follow me, and I'll teach you how to grow flowers...
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Bonsai practitioners shoulder their responsibility and walk the path of Chinese bonsai culture
[Bonsai Voices] Walking the path of Chinese bonsai culture: shoulder the responsibility of bonsai practitioners! Original photos and text | Bonsai Mozhe (Ankang, Shaanxi) When our eyes are blinded by foreign cultures, we forget that behind our own names there is a bigger name...
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Bonsai appreciation: In figure one, the trunk is twisted, and its shape resembles a beauty looking back over her shoulder.
In figure one, the trunk of this bonsai is twisted, and the overall shape is like a beauty looking back over her shoulder, swaying gracefully with a charming, elegant posture, extremely eye-catching. ...
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