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This fruit is all seeds with not a bit of flesh; it costs 5 times as much as passion fruit, and farmers who grow it won't eat it
Friendly reminder: Hemu Report aims to share and popularize information about various plants and their uses, for reference only. If medicinal use is needed, it is advisable to consult a professional physician to avoid problems! When it comes to the "king of fruits," many people can name a few, such as...
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May is the right time to gather flowers, so do not waste the fine early summer days
About the author: Chunshan Hualuo, from Hangzhou, Zhejiang. A graduate student at Zhejiang University. A lover of flowers, grasses, and trees. The busy May has finally come to a temporary close. Though after this busy spell, there is another spell of busyness to continue, in this brief...
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These plants can be grown as ornamental potted plants and eaten healthily at the same time - they serve two purposes at once
Lettuce: when we usually cook at home, we throw away the roots of lettuce, but don't throw them away anymore. Put its roots in a pot and you can grow a new lettuce. Lettuce is also one of the vegetables we eat more often, ...
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It looks like agate, takes 15 years to bear fruit, and costs 10 times as much as red bayberry; farmers are reluctant to eat it
The most popular fruit of early summer is certainly red bayberry. It ripens in early June, and with its delicate shape and sweet-and-sour taste it has captured a huge number of fans. Every time red bayberry season comes around, people are especially envious of those in the Jiangsu-Zhejiang-Shanghai area...
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5 Fruit Peels That Are 100 Times More Effective Than Flower Fertilizer for Growing Flowers, Potted Plants Grow Nonstop
These 5 fruit peels are used for growing flowers, 100 times more effective than flower fertilizer, potted plants grow like crazy! 1. Orange peel. Citrus fruits are great material for making compost. Once done, it is an excellent nitrogen-phosphorus fertilizer. Regularly watering with orange peel flower fertilizer, the flowers will absolutely...
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Summer is the perfect time to plant rain lilies, so why not plant a pot of them
Flowers need not be expensive, just beautiful to bring joy. They bloom without a fixed schedule, fragrant in summer. An obscure, ordinary flower, smiling to welcome wind and rain, then bursting into bloom afterward. The scientific name of the rain lily should be jiu lan (Zephyranthes carinata) or cong lan (Zephyranthes candida). The one named jiu lan is well known, its leaves shaped like chives, its flowers pink, ...
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This wild vegetable was once a tribute item in ancient times, with top-grade stems and leaves, yet it is often treated as a harmful weed and fed to pigs.
In the countryside and the wild, there are countless wild grasses. Especially after spring arrives, wild grasses in the countryside begin to grow madly. Whether in front of and behind houses, in vegetable gardens, in farm fields, or in rivers and lakes, all kinds of...
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The bonsai fill the whole yard and there's almost no room left. Is it time to stop?
The bonsai fill the whole yard and there's almost no room left. Is it time to stop! Haha, when you first start growing bonsai, who isn't collecting empty pots while endlessly bringing home new bonsai? Actually, there's no need to grow only the expensive ones when growing bonsai; cheap, common varieties look just as good when grown well...
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How do you make a stone bonsai? A simple method that you can learn in no time
Making a stone bonsai means connecting trees to crevices or grooves in stone, with the roots forming crevices or grooves, the branches and trunks gnarled and winding into hollows or around the stone, or hanging over the stone, or slanting and clinging to the wall, so that the strange stones and plants are in harmony with nature. ...
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Bonsai Master Goes All In: A Perfectly Good Tree Turns into Deadwood in No Time
This is the process of the fourth-generation owner of Shunshou-en, a very famous bonsai garden in the Land of Birds (not sure what it's called in Chinese), creating a small shimpaku juniper specimen. He really isn't afraid to cut. The master says that when making a small shimpaku juniper specimen, while cultivating the juniper material...
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