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Encountering a century-old boxwood in the mountains, my cousin sawed it into 123 wooden lumps on the spot - what for?
My cousin came across a century-old boxwood in the mountains and immediately sawed it into 123 wooden lumps - what is he planning to do? My cousin lives in a remote rural area, where the main income comes from growing a bit of corn and potatoes. But it is located deep in the mountains, where the forest vegetation is quite lush. In the forest...
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5 kinds of flowers that can be propagated into a small plant from a single leaf, rooting in as little as 10 days
There are roughly three methods for propagating flowers: seed sowing, division, and cuttings, among which cuttings are also the most common propagation method, and cutting propagation is further divided into leaf cuttings and stem cuttings. Today I will share with you these 5 kinds of flowers that can be propagated with a single leaf...
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14 roses so beautiful they're intoxicating, one look and you can't tear yourself away
As soon as summer arrives, roses begin to "dominate" the entire flower market. The 14 kinds Huahua picked today can be called the "ultimate poison" among roses, one glance and you're hooked!
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Soil that never compacts and roots that never rot for ten years: grab a handful of two things and mix them into the soil, and your flowers will thrive
Plant growth depends on these key elements: sunlight, water, fertilizer and soil. The first three are certainly important, but soil determines whether a plant grows well or poorly, so if you want to grow flowers successfully, you must choose good soil. To grow flowers and plants well, no matter what kind...
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8 uses of fruit peel for growing flowers, turning fruit peel into practical fertilizer
If you have citrus plants at home, what do you do with them? Of course, eat them and then throw away the peel. Actually, the leftover peel of lemons, oranges and the like can be used to grow flowers, so don't throw it away! Below, the editor teaches everyone a really great gardening...
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How to grow petunias? Master these few points and they will easily bloom into big flower balls
Soil: To grow petunias, choose loose, well-draining sandy loam. Watering: water moderately, and take good drainage measures when it rains a lot. Temperature and light: normally 13-18°C, 4-10°C in winter, with plenty of sunlight, preferably 12 hours or more per day...
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Moldy corn transforms into a delicacy, boosting qi and nourishing yin, and also replenishing qi and calming the mind
Moldy corn in a cornfield is generally picked off immediately to avoid infecting the other corn, but now this moldy corn has actually become a delicacy, and it sells for as much as 50 yuan per jin, because this corn is relatively rare...
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Practical methods for fast shaping of bougainvillea cuttings, so the cuttings no longer turn into firewood sticks
Bougainvillea cuttings are the most commonly used means of rapid propagation. But 'if after all your hard work taking cuttings, what you end up with is a pile of firewood sticks, how would you feel? Is cutting propagation really that difficult? You can take a look at my cutting method, to let bougainvillea...
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Don't buy pothos or spider plants - here's a trick to turn 1 pot into a hundred in a year
Pothos and spider plants are common plants in our daily lives, and almost every household keeps a pot of them. They purify the air, look nice, and are easy to care for. But many beginners don't know that these two plants don't need to be bought at all. Let's take a look...
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Christmas cactus won't bloom, so my wife changed its position with an iron frame, and it burst into 30 blooms
Many people love growing flowers, and growing flowers brings people a joyful mood, making the whole day feel great. Then, when growing flowers, people like to choose plants that bloom and are easy to care for, so the Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera) is very suitable for peopl...
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