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Differences between calla lily, peace lily, and Alocasia and how to care for them
These three green plants should not be unfamiliar to everyone, right? Since they are not unfamiliar, do you know what differences there are between them? And how do you identify them? Is it by leaf shape or flowers, or something else...
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What kind of plant is the hyacinth? Get to know this bulb plant
The hyacinth is native to the Mediterranean coast, the Asia Minor region and the Netherlands, and is now widely cultivated all over the world. There is a great wealth of hyacinth varieties, with as many as two thousand or more recorded, and the main authentic varieties fall into two groups: the "Dutch type" and the "Roman type".
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What kind of aquatic plant is the water lily?
The water lily is distributed from northeast China to the Yunnan region; it is also found throughout Asia and in North America. It grows in ponds, amber, and similar places. It can be cultivated as an ornamental plant, and can also be used for winemaking or consumed as medicine or food. The whole plant can be used as green manure.
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Is the lily a bulb plant? Understanding the basic characteristics of lilies
The lily originates from China and is widely distributed across the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere, including eastern Asia, North America and Europe. There are many varieties of lilies, with at least 120 species discovered so far, and 55 of them are native to China alone. There are also numerous recently developed hybrid varieties, such as the oriental lily, the fire lily and the Asiatic lily
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Alocasia (Dumb Cane) keeps getting yellow leaves? The causes and solutions are all here
In an environment with good air humidity, Alocasia can grow very densely, with thick green foliage, which greatly enhances its ornamental value. In the morning, you can see water droplets dripping from the leaf tips on the leaves, ...
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There is an essential difference between Alocasia (dumb cane) and taro, so how should you care for an ornamental Alocasia properly?
Many gardening enthusiasts have recently asked the same question, namely that between Alocasia (dumb cane) and taro, the edible and the ornamental must be clearly distinguished! Alocasia and taro are essentially different, so how can you grow them well? Alocasia also has another name, namely hai...
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Tired of growing Alocasia macrorrhizos in soil? Try hydroponics
Alocasia macrorrhizos, also called giant taro. Because its leaves are covered with "stomata" and "water pores", when the outside temperature is higher and the humidity is greater, the water expelled from the water pores gathers at the leaf tips or edges of the Alocasia macrorrhizos leaves, thus forming...
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Is your Alocasia macrorrhizos wilting and looking listless? Learn these few tricks to make it grow tall and strong
To grow Alocasia macrorrhizos, use loose, fertile soil. In summer, water generously and keep the potting soil in a half-dry, half-moist state. In winter, let it receive appropriate light, while in the other seasons place it in a shaded environment and maintain a temperature of 20-25°C....
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Reasons for Yellowing Leaves on Alocasia macrorrhizos (Giant Taro) and How to Fix Them
To treat yellowing leaves on Alocasia macrorrhizos, take measures according to the cause: if it is insufficient light, increase light appropriately; if it is improper watering, water reasonably, preferring moist over dry; if the soil has become compacted, loosen the soil or replace it promptly; if the temperature is unsuitable, give it a suitable temperature and move it indoors in winter.
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Once an invasive weed from Southeast Asia, this plant became a cash cow for farmers in China, earning 50,000 yuan per mu
Friendly reminder: The Hemu Report aims to share and popularize information about various plants and their uses, for reference only. If medicinal use is needed, it is recommended to consult a professional physician to avoid problems! Speaking of invasive species, I think most friends absolutely dislike them, especially...
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