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Key points of summer chicken incubation technology: how to increase the hatching rate
Summer chicken incubation technology
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A illustrated guide to the grafting technique for golden bullet persimmon (Diospyros cathayensis): detailed steps you can master at a glance
The golden bullet persimmon is called "golden bullet" because its fruit turns golden yellow, is oval-shaped, and stays on the tree for a long time, hence the name golden bullet persimmon. Although the golden bullet persimmon bears fruit and also has the scientific name Chinese persimmon (Diospyros cathayensis), its fruit is not edible; the fruit is somewhat toxic and harmful to the body, so
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Illustrated Guide to Sowing Petunia Seeds, with Detailed Planting Steps
The best way to enjoy the pleasures of gardening life is to start by sowing a single seed, watching it break through the soil, watching it grow strong, caring for it attentively, pruning it, fertilizing it, watering it, and recording its growth day by day. This feeling is just like the process of raising a child, and in the end your efforts will be richly rewarded
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How to graft potted camellias? Grafting method step-by-step illustrated guide
Camellias are a tree species that is relatively difficult to graft successfully. To improve the grafting survival rate, on one hand you need to master grafting techniques, and on the other hand you must use some special grafting methods. Select scions according to the variety resources available, and then make a reasonable combination based on the operator's personal preferences
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Illustrated Guide to Propagating Mint from Cuttings: A Step-by-Step Tutorial on How to Root Mint Cuttings
Mint, also known as Su mint, is a perennial herbaceous plant. The rainy days lasted for a whole week, and the plants in the yard grew more lush thanks to the rain. Getting up early, with the long-awaited sunlight streaming into the room, I took a stroll around the yard. The fresh air carried the cool scent of mint, and I decided that this summer was the taste of mint.
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Ivy cutting method step-by-step illustrated guide, beginners can easily learn it too
Ivy is also called English ivy. It has a graceful and neat form, and is a plant very suitable for beautifying the home, especially when placed in a relatively spacious living room, study, or sitting room, with an elegant and simple style, and a touch of southern charm. At the same time, ivy is suitable for growing in households with smokers, as it can absorb the carcinogens in secondhand smoke
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Rose Ring-Barking Cutting Technique - Illustrated Guide to Rose Ring-Barking Propagation
Ring-barking means removing a ring of bark, that is, after a ring of bark is peeled from the root, the nutrients in the trunk will not flow back to the root in autumn and winter. Then in spring, when plants sprout, the nutrients from the root are transported upward, and by the time the wound peeled last year has healed, the flowers on the tree have already bloomed and the young fruit has already formed. Ring-barking
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Bougainvillea air layering propagation method illustrated, step-by-step guide
Some beginner gardeners don't understand what air layering propagation is. Air layering is a type of layering propagation, and layering is divided into air layering and ground layering. Ground layering simply means bending a branch directly down to the ground, as shown in Figure 1. Air layering (Figure 2), on the other hand, is used because some plants have branches that are difficult to bend
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Plum blossom budding method illustrated, detailed steps of the grafting method
Budding is a method in which a single bud is cut from a branch, with or without a little wood, inserted into a cut in the rootstock, and then tied so that the two knit closely together and heal. Budding should be carried out during the slow-growth period, because at this time the cambium cells are still very active and the tissues of the bud are already well developed. Potted plum blossoms are mainly propagated by grafting, commonly using cleft grafting and budding.
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Umbrella Tree (Schefflera arboricola) Cutting Propagation Method Illustrated Tutorial
The Schefflera arboricola, also known as the umbrella tree, is China's money tree. In many public places, even in courtyards and entrance halls, a pot of Schefflera arboricola is placed, looking very impressive. Schefflera arboricola not only plays a good role in beautifying and greening the home environment, but also has feng shui effects; Schefflera arboricola has a certain effect of warding off evil. There is a saying that goes like this: potted plants with relatively wide leaves and relatively large leaf area have a good effect of warding off evil, and Schefflera arboricola placed in places with evil energy is quite good. If you already have a pot of Schefflera arboricola at home, why not try how to propagate more pots through cuttings!
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