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Grow These Plants in Your Study to Boost Memory and Make You Love Reading
Many people with decent financial means have a small study at home, a place dedicated to settling down and reading or studying. These studies may be classical or minimalist, but either way they are full of a scholarly air. Besides the essential bookcases and books...
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A Beginner's Guide to Bonsai Shaping: A Detailed Case Study of the Production Process for One Bonsai Tree
▼This is an elm stump acquired last spring, height: 85 cm, ground-level trunk diameter 23 cm. ▼...
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6 climbing plants suitable for hanging on a bookshelf, easy to care for in a study without frequent attention
If you want to add more vitality to your indoor environment and make the whole space look fresher and brighter, you should not only grow some potted plants, but also hang some climbing plants in the air. On the flower rack in a study, you can grow some ornamental...
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Sharing a case study in extraordinary bonsai trunk design: a cleverly conceived themed design
Du Fu wrote a famous line: "Nature concentrates its divine beauty." Bonsai making has its fundamental principle: learn from nature. Without further ado, here are the pictures ...
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Case Study: Common Causes of Death for Succulents in Summer, with Solutions
Getting succulents through summer is like surviving a tribulation. Based on the common causes of death for succulents in summer from past years, I have worked out 6 tips for getting succulents through summer. Succulent lovers who do not know how to get through summer can take a look. Succulents fear damp heat and poor ventilation, and are prone to black rot in summer. The hot summer is about to...
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Orchid pot selection doesn't need deep study; the growing medium structure and moisture control are what really matter
Whenever new orchid growers are just starting out, they are always thinking about what kind of flower pot to use for growing orchids. Thinking back to when I first started growing orchids, the orchid pots in my home were truly like a general store, with every kind of pot imaginable. At first, I used the very traditional and popular celadon ceramic pots of Chaoshan, and later I came to prefer purple clay pots. As the number of orchids increased, the jumble of pots made management inconvenient. In order to harmonize the many orchid pots in the orchid room so that drainage rates could be uniform, it became necessary to use pots of similar size, thickness, texture, and shape, so that when many orchid pots in the same room were watered at the same time, after the same period, each pot would dry at the same rate, or at least not differ too much. From today's perspective, this is relatively easy to achieve with plastic flower pots. Of course, some orchid growers, for ventilation and aesthetics, specially order or buy whole batches of purple clay pots or lightweight porcelain pots, but the cost is really quite high. Regarding plastic pots, many orchid growers have different views and feel they are not ventilated, but this is actually a misunderstanding.
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Daily care for a potted Radermachera sinica (China doll): calming the mind and quieting the spirit in the study, and transforming negative energy into prosperity on the balcony
Radermachera sinica can absorb harmful substances from the air and has an anti-radiation effect, giving you back a healthy working and home environment. As an ornamental plant, the color and gloss of the Radermachera sinica leaves as well as the tree shape all determine its value. In our homes...
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Experimental Study on Cutting Propagation Technology of Tapiscia sinensis
Experimental Study on Cutting Propagation Technology of Tapiscia sinensis 1 Materials and Methods The test material was the seeds of Tapiscia sinensis collected from the Houhe Nature Reserve in Wufeng. They were sown in March of the following year, and after seedlings grew, softwood cuttings were used for cutting propagation. 2 Results and Analysis 2.1 Seed...
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Kerria Says Nothing but Longs: A Study of the Related Textual Research on Changdi and Tangdi
I first encountered kerria (Kerria japonica) on my third time joining the phenological observations of the Peking University Green Association. "So this is what kerria looks like! It is the plant used in the Book of Songs to symbolize brothers, isn't it?" Later I realized my memory was mistaken! What the Book of Songs refers to is "changdi," while "changdi" and "kerria" are two completely different plants. In addition, there are also "tangdi" and "tangdi" (written with different characters), and the four sound similar and look alike, and are often confused.
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Study on Seed Dormancy and Germination Characteristics of Thornless Chinese Holly
Study on Seed Dormancy and Germination of Thornless Chinese Holly. Thornless Chinese Holly is a natural variety of Chinese Holly in the genus Ilex of the family Aquifoliaceae. It is an evergreen shrub or small tree with luxuriant branches and leaves, peculiar leaf shapes, and dark green glossy foliage. The crown is rounded, and in April to May it bears small yellow...
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