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Prune your money tree at the right time for even stronger growth next year
The money tree (Pachira aquatica) is a plant everyone loves, with lush, abundant leaves and a very auspicious name, making it a must-have green plant in every flower lover's home. But many flower lovers don't really know how to care for a money tree, and don't know how to prune it...
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Over 300 potted trees, flowers and bonsai were displayed in the courtyard of Nanguan Mosque in Xining, Qinghai
Qinghai News Network, July 22 morning: A large flower and bonsai exhibition celebrating Eid al-Fitr, co-hosted by the Qinghai Province Flower Association and Xining Nanguan Mosque, was held in the courtyard of Nanguan Mosque. The more than 300 potted trees, flowers and bonsai displayed in the courtyard of Nanguan Mosque are gnarled and varied, ancient and majestic
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Treehouses: A Japanese Man Taught Himself Architecture Over 20 Years and Built 150 of Them to Fulfill a Childhood Dream
Woken by birds in the morning, watching the stars from up in a tree at night - would you want to live in a treehouse like this? Accompanied by a ray of sunlight slipping through the leaves, the chirping of birds and the murmuring of a stream, "Treehouse Uncle" Takashi Kobayashi climbs down from his treehouse. ...
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There are so many jade plant varieties, and they can grow into bonsai-like trees with almost no care
Jade plants look just like trees, but they are actually succulents, and their trunks are brown. After a few years of growth they become tree-like, and like most succulents they are native to South Africa, where in the wild they can grow to...
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Money Tree Constantly Losing Yellow Leaves and Root Rot? Grow It This Way for Green, Glossy Leaves
Many people love growing money trees (Pachira aquatica), and they are actually quite easy to care for. But some growers find their money trees keep developing yellow leaves and root rot. So how exactly should you grow one to keep the leaves green and glossy? 1. Pay attention to environment and light: money trees love high...
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How to choose old tree stumps for tree-stump roses? Master these selection points
In recent years, tree-stump roses have appeared in people's view in China with a brand-new image, leaping to become the "new darling" of the rose bonsai world. But tree-stump roses are generally completed through grafting, which makes it necessary to consider the...
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The purslane tree is not just a wild vegetable; grown as a potted plant, it can be worth more than a month's salary
Nowadays people's living standards are getting better and better, and they have tasted almost every kind of mountain delicacy and rare seafood. Gradually, they begin to recall those days of "recalling bitterness and tasting sweetness" from childhood. Speaking of recalling bitterness and tasting sweetness, "wild vegetables" are absolutely an essential item among them...
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Lucky Bamboo Soil Culture Tips: Grow into a Small Tree in 1 Month, with So Many Leaves They Can't Fit
More and more people like to keep Lucky Bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana) at home, as it has good symbolism and high ornamental value. Do you know how to grow Lucky Bamboo so it thrives? Today Huahua brings you the most complete care guide for Lucky Bamboo! Lucky Bamboo in soil culture, growing...
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What are the differences between apricot trees and ginkgo trees? A quick guide to telling them apart
Appearance: The apricot tree has a long round or round crown. The ginkgo tree has a conical crown, and the branch color is different. Leaves: The apricot tree has round ovate or broadly ovate leaves that are green. The ginkgo tree has fan-shaped leaves that are light green and turn yellow before leaf fall. Fruit: The apricot tree's fruit is spherical and yellow-red when ripe. The ginkgo tree's fruit is elliptical and white.
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What is the difference between a banana tree and a plantain tree? Here's how to tell them apart quickly
Appearance: Banana trees bear crescent-shaped fruit, while plantain trees bear fruit that is round with a notch. Leaves: Banana tree leaves are oblong and bright green, while plantain tree leaves are long ovals, light green on the surface and powdery white on the underside. Fruit: Bananas are green when not fully ripe and yellow when ripe, with brown spots. Plantains stay grayish yellow for a long time and have no spots.
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