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Flower market in the doldrums: small potted plants popular with white-collar workers, large bonsai attract no interest
The end of each year is the peak season for the flower market, yet right now the Fuzhou flower market is still chilling. Recently, a reporter visited the market and learned that sales of higher-priced large bonsai have fallen by more than 50 percent compared with previous years, and business is extraordinarily bleak. Vendors say they often go ten days to half a month without selling a single order. Compared with
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2018 Great Wall Cup International Aquascaping Contest Results Announced and Works Appreciation
The 2018 "Great Wall Cup" International Aquascaping Contest, which everyone has been following, has announced the competition results. Below are the top 100 in the large tank category: Below are the top 20 high-definition images. Due to limited space, for the photos of the top one hundred and the rankings of the bottom one hundred, please follow...
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How to open a bonsai shop? A detailed explanation of the opening process and preparatory work
When it comes to developing bonsai production, many people say that this project takes too long to get going, the production procedures are hard to master, and the market is limited. In fact, this is an incomplete understanding. If you produce medium and large bonsai, then it is indeed too long a cycle, the procedures are hard to master, the market is limited, and it will also lead to the destruction of wild resources
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Make your own fertilizer without spending money; these 5 everyday waste items work very well
In our daily lives we produce a great deal of waste, and much of it can be reused, and can even be made into organic fertilizer. The methods are also very simple. For friends who like growing flowers and vegetables, the following...
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Baking soda works wonders for growing flowers, saving you money on fertilizer
Besides the usual routines of planting and caring for flowers and plants, our everyday life experience also gives us plenty of help when it comes to growing flowers. Things like rice-washing water and beer can be used to water flowers, while Chinese herbal medicine residue and walnut shells can serve as fertilizer and growing medium, and so on...
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Platycladus orientalis bonsai pictures for your enjoyment, a selection of many beautiful styling works
Chinese name: Platycladus orientalis (Chinese arborvitae) Alternative names: Bianbai, cypress Latin scientific name: Platycladus orientalis (L.) Franco Family and genus: Cupressaceae, Platycladus Platycladus orientalis is one of the most widely used garden tree species in China. Because Platycladus orientalis has a long lifespan and a beautiful tree form, it is often planted scattered in courtyards
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This year's checkup results are abnormal again. Besides working out, what else can I do?
In the early morning, you arrive at the front desk starving, finish registering, and join the long line to wait for your blood draw. After making up your mind 100 times, you finally walk through the doors of the health checkup center one morning. The report brings no surprises. First, blood pressure...
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Container-garden master Dennis creates vivid works with stunning plant combinations
At first, his only wish was for the garden to hold all his potted plants, but he never imagined this "tropical storm" would eventually sweep through his entire soul. It turns out plant sellers are just as crazy as buyers, addicted to collecting plants. Just look at the steps...
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Many people use this kind of water to water their flowers, and it works even better than rice water
More and more friends are growing flowers now, and everyone knows that things like rice water, milk, beer and so on are used to water flowers, and they are deeply loved by everyone. Today, the editor will tell you about another good thing that can make your flowers even...
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2018 Penghu Island Carnival: Enjoy the Sea Breeze and Fireworks at Baisha Houliao
The Baisha session of the "2018 Island Carnival" kicked off colorfully on the evening of the 30th at the plaza next to the Baisha Houliao Visitor Center. Dazzling fireworks bloomed across the sky like ribbons, sweeping away the gloom of days of rain. Although a light drizzle was still falling in the evening sky, it still...
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