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Primary processing of agricultural products made easy, only 5 copies left from the first print run of 5,000
After the food safety scandals, many people lost trust in large food companies, and some turned to small farmer markets for their purchases, but to date there is still very little food safety guidance published for small farmers. The Science and Technology Policy Research and Information Center of the National Applied Research Laboratories convened domestic food safety teams to compile "Craftsmanship Handmade Happiness Secrets - The First Lesson for Small Producers,"
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Illustrated guide to bonsai repotting methods, easy to learn with detailed steps
Everyone knows that the growing space for bonsai plants in a pot is limited after all. If they are not repotted for a long time, it may cause many growth problems, such as roots being unable to continue extending and showing signs of aging, the potting soil being unable to provide more nutrients, and pests and diseases invading the soil. Therefore, we need to repot them at the right time.
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Is a osmanthus grafted onto Chinese fringetree easy to grow? A full breakdown of care methods
Chinese fringetree (Chionanthus retusus), as a rare ornamental tree species unique to China, is an excellent material for making bonsai, especially when used as the rootstock for grafting osmanthus bonsai, the effect is very good. Even if it is not used as a rootstock, growing it directly as a potted plant also offers extremely high ornamental value when it blooms. Using Chinese fringetree to graft osmanthus to make bonsai
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A detailed guide to the water culture method for freesia, easy enough for beginners to learn
Freesia is a flowering plant with extremely high ornamental value and a rich fragrance. Because it grows from a bulb that resembles garlic, it is classified as a bulbous type. This flowering plant can be grown not only in soil but also in water, though getting it to bloom in water culture takes considerable time
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Detailed Guide to Making a Firethorn Bonsai, Easy for Beginners Too
For firethorn bonsai, the best soil is relatively fertile garden soil or surface soil from mountain forests; decomposed base fertilizer, fine sand, and potting soil can also be used. Firethorn is best repotted once a year. Choose late autumn or early spring for repotting, that is, after new shoot growth stops or before new shoots begin to grow. For firethorn that has not borne fruit, the pot and soil can be changed in any season.
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A practical method for making miniature landscapes in eggshells, simple and easy to learn
Making panoramic sugar eggs is a Western Easter custom, referring to small miniature landscapes made inside eggshells using sugar and other materials. Inspired by traditional sugar eggs, we thought it would be fun to make our own plant miniature landscape with flowers and plants. So we dug out a small electric saw and prepared to carve on eggs.
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A detailed guide to making forest-style bonsai, easy for beginners to learn
Forest-style bonsai mainly reflects the composite image of the beauty of a group of trees. Although the selection of plant forms is not as strict as with other bonsai, the image of group beauty is expressed through the combination of individual trees. Therefore, each tree in a forest-style bonsai must also be able to show its individual beauty within a unified composition.
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Detailed Guide to Making a Chinese Elm Bonsai, Easy to Learn at a Glance
Turning a tall, large tree species into a bonsai to display at home can add a sense of steadiness and elegance to the living space, and also add quite a bit of distinguished style. The Chinese elm (Ulmus parvifolia) bonsai naturally has this effect as well. Below, let's see how to make a Chinese elm stump bonsai. Pot selection: Chinese elm stump bonsai generally should use a glazed ceramic pot
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A detailed guide to making cliff cypress bonsai, easy enough for beginners to get started
Pine and cypress bonsai, rugged and aged, cold- and heat-tolerant, not choosy about soil, are long-lived tree species and much loved by people. But digging up and transplanting old pine and cypress stumps so they survive is rather difficult, because their sap is in a waxy state and the bark is fragile and easily damaged; once wounded, the resin seals the cut and hardens, sap circulation is blocked, and it is very hard for new buds to sprout
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Detailed guide to making strawberry bonsai, easy to learn at a glance
Yesterday morning, Xu Peiying, a member of the Haifeng Farm Professional Cooperative, showed the strawberry bonsai they grow. The cooperative used seedling greenhouses to grow more than 3,000 pots of strawberry bonsai. At present, the strawberries in the bonsai have begun to bloom and bear fruit, and the whole greenhouse gives off a faint sweet fragrance. According to the introduction
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