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Potted mosquito-repellent plants and flowers see a big sales boost in summer
At flower markets such as Caozhuang and Liyuan in Xiqing District, mosquito-repellent plants and flowers such as pitcher plants, night-blooming jasmine, lavender and jasmine are especially favored by consumers. It is understood that since midsummer, sales of mosquito-repellent plants and flowers have surged, reaching three times the usual level.
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Mint leaves are a treasure for cooling down internal heat; with them around in summer, you never have to worry about excess internal heat again.
Mint is a plant we are all very familiar with. If you want to grow a pot of something that is both ornamental and highly practical, mint really is a great choice. Many people often suffer from excess internal heat in daily life, and in work and life there are always...
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Let's make a few refreshing bonsai together during the summer farming slack season
(Reporter He Bin) Under the scorching summer sun, farm work gradually decreases, summer-ripening vegetables have reached harvest season, and many flowers have entered their dormant period. During this slack farming season, if you still want to grow something for fun, then making a few refreshing bonsai is a good choice. Bonsai is one of China's excellent traditional arts
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How to grow succulents? He raised 10,000 of them to look exactly the same, plump, cute and red even in the dog days of summer
Raising tens of thousands of succulents to look like twins, identical in size, color and even leaf count, can anyone do it? Yes! This person has been around succulents for 10 years and has been growing them for 4 years, Qingdao...
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The internet-famous clam paste is fresh, aromatic and numbing-spicy - it's all you need to open up your appetite during the dog days of summer
In this summer that has entered the fu period, the sun blazes like fire and the heat is intense. For people with no appetite for food, a jar of appetite-stimulating seafood clam paste is absolutely the most thoughtful summer treat. And among the many kinds of seafood, the clam is undoubtedly the most popular with the public. Because...
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Grow Succulents in Water: No Black Rot or Root Rot in Summer, and They Grow Like Crazy
Summer is a tough hurdle for succulents, and plant lovers try every trick to get their succulents through it safely. Today, Huahua is introducing a way to get succulents through summer: hydroponic succulents, simple and practical, so hurry up and learn along with Huahua! What kind of...
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Flowers suitable for stem cuttings in summer: cut a segment of stem and insert it into soil to grow a potted plant
Although many succulents stop growing in summer, most flowering plants grow very vigorously in summer. After the flowers of the following five plants fade, you can cut off the branches and use them for cutting propagation, which can...
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Six Major Measures to Promote Flower Bud Differentiation in Fruit Trees in Summer
Summer is the period of flower bud differentiation for many kinds of fruit trees. The amount of nutrients accumulated in the tree and the quality of flower bud differentiation are closely related to the yield and quality of the fruit trees the following year. July and August are the hot, rainy season, which is suitable for vegetative growth of fruit trees, especially...
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The best flowers to grow in summer, the more they are sunned, the more beautiful they become, put them on the balcony and there is no need to move them back and forth
Summer is too hot, not only people feel uncomfortable, but flowers feel bad too. High-temperature weather leaves many flowers with no energy at all, their leaves drooping. Actually, some flowers are quite suitable for planting and care in summer, they like basking in the sun, and the more they are sunned...
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Bitter melon sells well in summer: with good growing techniques, you naturally get a longer harvest period
Bitter melon gets its name from its bitter taste. It helps clear heat and reduce internal heat, lower blood lipids, and manage blood sugar, and it is a common summer vegetable for cooling off and relieving heat. Bitter melon likes warmth; after transplanting, the suitable growing temperature is above 15°C. It tolerates heavy feeding but not poor, barren soil...
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