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Key points for the daily management of snow pea cultivation
Daily management of snow pea cultivation
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Technical Measures to Reduce Barley Losses from Snow and Ice Disasters
At present, the growth of barley in the field has entered a critical stage. To ensure high and stable barley yields, it is especially important to strengthen field management during the middle and late stages. Generally, the following cultivation and management measures should be adopted. Scientific and economical water use. Choose to irrigate barley once each from booting to heading and from grain filling to the milk-ripe stage. The heading and grain-filling periods are a...
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Sharing exquisite Serissa japonica bonsai, the last pot blooms as beautifully as snow in June
Today we are sharing a few pots of Serissa japonica bonsai, all shaped by wiring the branches ourselves. Although they are not very perfect, we like them very much, and this is also a little sense of achievement of our own. The branches of Serissa japonica are very soft and very suitable for shaping, and...
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Companioned by pale scree and icy white snow, it blooms alone and proud
About the author: Ye Zhengrong, a student at Shandong Agricultural University, passionate about nature observation, with knowledge of identifying insects, birds, plants, and mosses. Of course, he loves growing flowers most of all. Personal WeChat public account: This Realm of Nature Angsai Nature Observation...
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Heavy snow falls under a bright northern sun, and with such changeable weather, beware of catching a cold
Spring is the world of flowers - this may be a common line in many people's elementary school essays. In reality, there really are many kinds of plants that bloom in spring. Not to mention wild plants in the mountains and fields, even in urban landscaping, spring flowers are dazzling...
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Art Festival Limited-Time Food Journey | Starring Local Mothers, a Snow Country Immersive Theater Restaurant | Kamigo Clove Theater Restaurant
Art Festival Limited-Time Food Journey | Starring Local Mothers, a Snow Country Immersive Theater Restaurant | Kamigo Clove Theater Restaurant
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Snow Country Kamigo Clove Theater Dining: An Art Festival Limited Food Journey Starring Local Mothers
Art Festival Limited Food Journey | Starring Local Mothers, a Snow Country Immersive Theater Restaurant | Kamigo Clove Theater Dining
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Is the blue snowflower (Plumbago auriculata) toxic? Learn about its toxicity before caring for it
Whether from reference materials or reports, the blue snowflower (Plumbago auriculata) is non-toxic and will not cause harm to the human body. Many plants contain toxins as a result of evolution, and the toxins remain within the plant's body; as long as they are not ingested in excessive doses, there will be no effect whatsoever. When caring for it, you should still avoid letting the sap enter the body, wounds or mucous membranes, and take necessary protective measures.
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What is the difference between sugar snap peas and snow peas? A quick guide to telling them apart
Leaf difference: Sugar snap pea leaves are oblong or ovate-round; snow pea leaves are ovate, with small teeth along the lower edge. Flower difference: Sugar snap pea flowers are solitary or arranged in racemes, white or purplish-red; snow pea flowers are white or purplish-red, arranged in racemes. Fruit difference: Sugar snap pea pods are long oval, while snow pea pods are long oval or flat-round.
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