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Sprinkle a handful of it in the flower pot, and Christmas cactus, bougainvillea, and kalanchoe will keep budding and burst into bloom.
After the peak of summer, once autumn arrives, many flowers and plants begin to resume growth. Kalanchoe, Christmas cactus, bougainvillea... turn into blooming machines. Sprinkle a handful of "it" in the pot, and they will keep budding vigorously, burst into bloom, and look absolutely beautiful! After autumn arrives, flower buds appear...
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Council of Agriculture joins hands with Academia Sinica, NT$300 million over five years for largest post-war rural social survey
The largest-scale rural social survey since the post-war era! The Council of Agriculture joins hands with Academia Sinica, NT$300 million budget for a comprehensive five-year survey
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Purple vegetables are called natural beauty products; scatter a handful of seeds and they will grow as soon as they touch soil, producing a generous harvest.
By late September each year, it is once again time to harvest the "moth eyebrow bean." Of course, moth eyebrow bean is just what we call it here; I wonder what you call it in your area? Its scientific name is hyacinth bean. "Moth eyebrow" originally describes a woman's slender and beautiful eyebrows...
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The days of growing flowers are not as wonderful as you imagine. If this hits home, raise your hand.
Today is the first day of the National Day holiday. I bet a lot of you are stuck in traffic on the road. As a flower-growing enthusiast whose wallet isn't exactly plump, this long holiday is perfect for staying in the garden and getting work done. At night I'll scroll through Moments and take a little stroll...
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When potting soil in flower pots becomes compacted, put a handful of sand in the pot: it becomes loose and airy, and the plants grow vigorously and bloom abundantly.
Keeping a few pots of flowers and plants at home makes your mood wonderful. For people who love growing flowers and do it often, you will run into this situation: after a potted plant has been grown for one or two years, over time the soil very easily becomes compacted, and once the soil is compacted...
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A Practical Handbook for Growing Flowers on the Balcony: A 3 sq m Space Can Become a Small Garden
People who grow flowers know how to live well; even after a heavy workload, they can relax body and mind over a single pot of flowers. We don't envy other people's big courtyards. Even if you only have a tiny balcony, plant a few pots of flowers with care, and it is no less impressive. Today...
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A broken umbrella can actually undergo a stunning transformation in the hands of a floral artist
The rainy spring season is here again, and umbrellas get used especially often. If one breaks by accident, it mostly ends up in the trash. But the editor reminds everyone here: don't rush to throw away a broken umbrella. Read today's article first, then decide...
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Accept this handful of Sichuan pepper, and we'll be making babies together in the future
When I was little, a story the adults in my hometown in Sichuan told me is one I still can't forget: in the days before modern medicine, if someone with a toothache needed a tooth pulled, others would help him rub Sichuan pepper powder into the gum near the bad tooth, and use a st...
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Sprinkle a handful of baking soda in your flower pots: it saves money and works great, so tell the people around you quickly
I believe everyone is familiar with baking soda; we usually use it when cooking, but actually using baking soda to grow flowers works quite well too, let's take a look. First, it can sterilize. We pour some baking soda into a container.
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Though a bonsai is small, it can hold the universe within a single scene in the palm of your hand
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