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The potted plant my mother picked up and cared for became covered with fruit, drawing neighbors to gather and watch
The potted plant Mom picked up beside the trash, after being cared for a while, was covered with fruit all over the tree, and the uncles and aunties around all came to join the fun! Mom is 58 years old today. After retiring from the factory, she stays home to help look after the grandchildren. But for someone as restless as her...
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What are the growth characteristics of fruit-bearing mother branches?
Growth characteristics of fruit-bearing mother branches
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How to cultivate robust secondary branches and fruit-bearing mother branches through summer pruning of young trees?
Methods for cultivating robust secondary branches and fruit-bearing mother branches through summer pruning of young trees
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My mother left us and divorced, my father raised me for 18 years, and at my wedding I was stunned when he gave me a card
(From a reader submission, the images in this article are from the internet) My mother left me and my father and divorced, my dad raised me for 18 years, and at my wedding I was stunned when dad gave me a card. Actually, in a person's life, the family environment has a crucial impact on us,...
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A Christmas cactus kept for 10 years turns out to be fake - what flower is mother-in-law actually growing?
Flower enthusiast Granny Wu grew a "Christmas cactus" for 10 years, and every year it bloomed with over a hundred flowers, exceptionally beautiful! A while ago she sent photos of the blooming "Christmas cactus" to fellow flower lovers, but they all said it was a fake Christmas cactus, and some said...
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A mother born in the 1980s spent 1 year building a sky garden in Shanghai
cici Dialogue Episode 7 cici is based in Shanghai and spent 1 year transforming an 80 sq m large terrace into a small garden for family and neighbors to relax and entertain. "From nothing to something within a year, from anxiety to joy, the path of growing flowers is not easy." - cici (cic...
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What are the control methods for the peach pyralid moth on Chinese chestnut?
How do you control the peach pyralid moth on Chinese chestnut? Please give guidance. The peach pyralid moth belongs to the order Lepidoptera, family Pyralidae. The larvae bore into and feed on the chestnut kernels, filling the seeds with frass and making them unfit to eat, and causing fruit drop, greatly affecting yield and quality. Its hosts also include peach, plum, and pear fruits, sunflower heads, corn stalks, and so on. Morphology...
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