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After all the hard work of growing flowers, my wife stir-fried them into a dish. What a heartache!
Last night a friend angrily posted on Moments: the flowers I painstakingly grew were actually stir-fried by my wife! Huahua took one look and saw that the flowers he grew looked exactly like vegetables, no wonder they got stir-fried. Now let's take a look at which flowers look like they're meant to be eaten!
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Peanut plants in pots work as ornamental greenery and also let you harvest fresh peanuts
Have you ever seen a peanut plant grown in a pot? Its leaves are emerald green and glossy, with a very fresh scent. If you grow a few pots at home, you not only get greenery, but in the future you can also harvest fresh, worry-free peanuts. Here is how to grow them at home...
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Hard work earns a fine cup of tea, and that is the most worthwhile thing in the world.
A friend of mine in April only drinks oolong macchiato when she has milk tea. Her reason for loving this tea is baffling too: "Because oolong tea is great for weight loss." Such a powerful act of self-deception almost made one think she drank milk tea to lose weight...
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How to grow honeysuckle? Farmers' traditional methods work well, and whether fertilization is done correctly is key
Last time I posted on the platform about honeysuckle, many netizens left comments asking me about the planting methods and precautions for honeysuckle (wild honeysuckle). Actually, growing wild honeysuckle is very simple. Today, Haoshe Farmer will use his own practical growing...
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Bonsai Story: Ten Years of Work to Grow a Pine Bonsai
Growing a bonsai basically takes ten years of work. This Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) was found by someone in 06 in a crack between rocks in the Alps. Its amazingly twisted shape was impossible to resist, and it took nearly a full day of work to finally pry it out of the rock...
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Jade plant (Portulacaria afra) is easy to grow; bury a bean in the pot and it works better than fertilizer, instantly turning it into an elegant bonsai
Jade plant (Portulacaria afra) belongs to the purslane family (Portulacaceae) and is an extremely adaptable, very easy-to-grow plant. To grow it well, pay attention to the following points: 1. Soil mix - the soil mix must be loose and breathable. For example: granular soil makes up more than 40%, leaf mold makes up 30%...
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Mosquitoes are plentiful in summer; growing a few pots of this mosquito-repellent plant at home works well.
Do you remember the mint I wrote about in an earlier article? Mint is also a plant that can repel mosquitoes! If you grow a few pots on your balcony at home, it is a very good hanging choice! But the plant I am mainly talking about today...
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This bonsai artwork has a unique shape, and I especially like this dancing one.
A very creative bonsai work, with an oval container used as the pot, and a uniquely shaped tree stump. "Living sculpture" is so beautiful! ...
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Mosquito-repelling plants work even better than floral water; keep one pot and mosquitoes will steer clear
Summer has arrived, and at the thought of those annoying mosquitoes about to run wild again, the plants we keep at home also tend to attract them. Today I will recommend several green plants that can repel mosquitoes; placing them on the balcony or windowsill can help drive mosquitoes away...
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Creating a 50 sq m rooftop garden for 70,000 yuan: so relaxing to unwind after work
I have always dreamed of building a garden, so when house-hunting I deliberately looked for places with a terrace. Last year, after much careful searching, I bought this top-floor home with a 50 sq m rooftop terrace and immediately set about transforming it. In total it cost around 70,000 yuan, and now the garden is gradually achieving...
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