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Why is the silk tree flower called the bitter love flower? An interpretation of the origin of its name
Everyone has surely heard of this flower when watching TV dramas. This flower is associated with couples, but you may not know that it also has a bitter love name. So where does this name come from, and does it have other stories?
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Clivia and money tree: just pop them in water and their leaves and branches suddenly go wild
Gardeners who have grown money trees, clivias, succulents and the like surely know that they rot at the roots far too easily. Since that is the case, you might as well just toss them in water to grow - less likely to attract pests, cleaner to keep, and you never have to worry about root rot from overwatering again!
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If the leaves of your money tree curl up into waves, it won't be long before it dies if you keep ignoring it
The temperature has risen recently, and all the plants at home are growing new buds. Some gardening friends say their money trees have sprouted new leaves, but the leaves are all curled up! Just like they got a wavy perm! When leaves curl and turn yellow, what should gardeners do?
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Rare bonsai said to be the world's wonder tree of the nine provinces, impossible to buy even with money
Bonsai cultivation is not accomplished overnight, but a well-grown bonsai has extremely high ornamental value and is deeply loved by us. Do you know which tree species is known as the world's "wonder tree of the nine provinces"? The bonsai grown from this tree is very rare, and no matter how much money...
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Bougainvillea blooms into a five-colored ball, and moss rose is grown into a big flowering tree. Amazing!
When I visited a friend's home over the weekend, I saw her moss rose "flower tree" blooming again, and her bougainvillea had produced a "five-colored ball," with green leaves and vivid flowers that made it impossible to look away. It really looked awesome. Little Flower quietly tells you, growing it like this...
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Money tree and camellia leaves turning yellow and dropping: leave them alone and they may wither and die
Spring should be the season when everything revives and grows vigorously, but quite a few gardening friends have told Huahua that their camellias and money trees not only failed to grow lushly, but instead turned yellow and dropped leaves. They barely made it through winter, only to die at the start of spring. What is going on here?
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How do you identify an orange osmanthus tree? Focus on the flower color and the plant's shape
Every year, when August is about to end, people can always smell a very strong, sweet fragrance, because the osmanthus has bloomed. This plant is fairly common in our country, and it can be seen in almost every city. This plan...
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Spring is warm and flowers are blooming; there are more tree stumps in the mountains now, and they are quite suitable for making bonsai.
Spring is warm and flowers are blooming; there are more tree stumps in the mountains now, and they are quite suitable for making bonsai! Spring is warm and flowers are...
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Why do trees that stand in water for long periods still grow tall and straight?
Recently Aquan sent Squirrel a photo from a spring outing at East Lake, originally to show off the legendary Canon green (it's said Canon cameras are unbeatable for photographing plants, with built-in Canon green), but Squirrel was instantly captivated by the pond cypress trees in the background. So handsome...
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This kind of tree stump is uncommon, and once made into a bonsai it is worth hundreds of thousands.
Tree stumps, I believe everyone is familiar with them, but there is one kind of stump bonsai that I believe everyone must also be familiar with, and that is the Chinese ash (Fraxinus hupehensis), also known as Duijie baila. I heard my dad say that because making Chinese ash bonsai is too troublesome, Chinese ash...
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