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Many people grow it in pots for ornamental purposes, but its sap can cause temporary blindness if it gets into the eyes, so care is needed when cultivating it.
This plant is botanically named Euphorbia tirucalli, also known as the pencil tree or green coral. It is therefore drought-tolerant, salt-tolerant, wind-tolerant and tolerant of poor soil, and it likes plenty of light. To reduce water evaporation, the leaves of Euphorbia tirucalli have gradually become reduced, or even disappeared. Because of its...
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8 ornamental plants that can bloom continuously in the shade, how many do you know?
Many friends' yards don't get much sunlight, but they still want to plant some flowers they can enjoy regularly. The 8 shade-tolerant plants below are great choices, and the key is that their flowers are very ornamental and don't need much...
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Put these wastes in the gardenia flower pot and it won't turn yellow for ten years; the leaves will be green and glossy, and the flowers will be many and big
Garden friends have all encountered this kind of problem: you water the flowers normally and give them normal sunlight, so why are the flowers always wilted and listless? I heard it was a root problem, and I was stunned at the time. What should I do? Don't worry yet, let me tell you a good method...
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Why does clearing the soil around peanut seedlings have so many benefits? It can both increase yield and improve disease resistance
1. What is clearing the soil around seedlings? In fact, friends who have grown peanuts know that clearing the soil around seedlings can increase peanut yield. What does clearing the soil around seedlings mean? Actually, clearing the soil around peanut seedlings refers to the practice of, after peanuts enter the full seedling stage, exposing the two cotyledons of the peanut from the soil...
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Beginner gardening: These 9 creative ways succulents die in summer - how many have you done?
Summer is here, and succulents don't want to live anymore... I believe many friends have this trouble: no matter how carefully you care for them, every summer a bunch of succulents always die. So what are the creative ways succulents die? What needs attention...
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Four kinds of small, pearl-white flowers: how many have you seen? An old gardener explains
The purity and tranquility that the white-colored world brings always make people linger. The flowers in life that look as white and small as pearls must have left you an unforgettable impression. In fact, these beautiful plants are not far away from us, ...
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The best season for dividing orchids is not spring, and many people have been doing it wrong all along
Orchid friends often ask me, when is a good time to divide and repot orchids? Actually, apart from the hottest time in summer, when you should not repot orchids, any other time is fine, it is just that the precautions are different. Good Shot Farmer does not like to preach...
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There is only one Fuding white tea, but many teas are called white tea
Same effects as rhinoceros horn, with excellent health benefits. White tea has the saying "one-year tea, three-year medicine, seven-year treasure," and the folk tradition of boiling aged white tea to prevent and treat colds has endured for a long time; Zhou Lianggong of the Qing dynasty said in Min Xiaojie: "Baihao Yinzhen, produced in the Hongxue Cave of Taimu...
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Plants with bizarre names but stunning looks, how many have you seen?
Nature's uncanny craftsmanship has created all kinds of plants. Some plants, such as azaleas, lily of the valley, and baby's breath, are not only highly ornamental but also have beautiful names. But some plants are not so lucky; although they are very beautiful, they...
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