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The king of vitamin C, Rosa roxburghii is covered in spines and hard to bite into; eating one is equivalent to 600 apples
Friendly reminder: 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 doctor to avoid problems! When it comes to fruits with high vitamin C content, many people immediately think of kiwi...
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What does a succulent museum look like? A 108-year-old American grandmother spent 40 years creating one
Follow nature, and life knows no limits. The sunlight in California, USA, is so bright it makes your eyes squint, and the hot, dry weather keeps greenery scarce here. Yet there is one garden that stays green in all four seasons. If you happen to wander in, you would think...
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Good-quality bonsai are all too expensive. Buying one means eating dirt. Should I buy one or not?
The bonsai that catch your eye are truly expensive. Buy one and you will be eating dirt to get by. To buy or not to buy? Some people say the more you grow bonsai, the more you like them, and the more you end up with. But others say, "I think all bonsai look the same!" I wonder if you have ever thought about it...
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Eating these wild vegetables in summer can lower blood lipids, aid weight loss, prevent cancer, and protect the eyes. Does your hometown have them?
Nostoc commune is also known as di mu er, di pi cai, di ruan, di ta cai, and other names. Nostoc commune is a nitrogen-fixing blue-green alga; what is usually seen is its thallus, which is wrapped on the outside by a gelatinous sheath and formed on the inside by algal filaments that curve and intertwine with one another. Studies show...
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On June 30, a physician will give a talk on healthy eating, teaching you the right way to eat so you can avoid worries
6/30 physician talk, eat the right way, stay healthy and worry-free
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Creating a sky garden on the balcony for 10,000 yuan, netizens exclaimed they couldn't recognize it
To turn the balcony into a garden, a lot was spent on the hardscaping, but when it comes to the flowers themselves, it really didn't cost much. The floor was over 5,000, the plant stands (including the wall trellis) were over 3,000, I never counted the flower pots, but 1,000+ for sure, and the soil also cost...
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Grape cuttings propagation: if you like eating them, grow them yourself
Recently I've been craving grapes, but they feel a bit pricey. On a whim, I thought of propagating grapes from cuttings - not only can I grow them myself, but I can also eat the grapes. Before taking grape cuttings, you first need to select relatively vigorous branches growing on the grape plant...
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Don't throw away the fruit pits after eating - eight steps to teach you DIY seed potted plants
Starting from a tiny seed and growing a small potted plant feels different from buying a ready-made one directly from the flower and bird market. Every seed has magical power! From a seed sprouting and taking root bit by bit to growing lush and flourishing, the whole process brings many...
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Picking a watermelon is a skill in itself; before eating watermelon on a hot day, learn how to choose one first
What should you eat in summer? It has to be a big watermelon. You should know that watermelons are full of water and taste good, and many people love to eat them. Especially in summer, when watermelons ripen and the price gets cheaper and cheaper, more and more people eat them. But picking one that is big...
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Six wild vegetables that foreigners hate; eating three of them makes you impressive, eating all of them makes you a tycoon
One of the six wild vegetables that foreigners hate: Cilantro contains many volatile oils, and its special aroma is given off by these volatile oils. It can stimulate the appetite and invigorate the spleen. Cilantro also contains potassium acid apple, etc. The amount of vitamin C contained in cilantro (coriander) is higher than...
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