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The complete guide to propagating the Money Tree (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) by cuttings, 100 common flowers and plants updated daily
Click the blue button in the top right corner to "Follow" and get flower and potted plant knowledge every day. The Money Tree is also known by the nickname "Dragon and Phoenix Tree" because its newly sprouted pinnate compound leaves almost always come in pairs of 2, one long and one short, one thick and one thin. It symbolizes: bringing in wealth...
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Don't Throw Away a Ping'an Tree with Yellowing Leaves Just Yet - Do This to Quickly Restore Its Vitality
Click the blue button "Follow" in the upper right corner to get flower and potted plant knowledge every day. The Ping'an tree (Cinnamomum kotoense) symbolizes beautiful wishes such as praying for peace, family happiness, and everything going well. Many flower enthusiasts choose to place one at home, but many enthusiasts grow...
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Jujube Tree Grafting Propagation Methods and Technical Key Points
1. Cultivation of rootstock. In production, the commonly used rootstock is wild jujube seedlings, which can be obtained either by direct sowing or by transferring them from other places. Before sowing wild jujube, the nursery should select fertile sandy loam soil, then open furrows and make beds; after fertilizing and watering, sow the seeds, mostly by drilling, with a sowing width of 10cm and a furrow depth of 3cm, then press the soil after sowing. After sowing...
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Five common mistakes to avoid in jujube tree management
1. Focusing only on winter pruning while neglecting summer management. Winter pruning of jujube trees can adjust tree vigor, improve ventilation and light conditions inside the canopy, help concentrate nutrients, and improve the quality of jujube fruit the following year. "Winter pruning grows the tree, summer management sets the fruit." The main summer management measures: removing sprouts, pinching tips, bending branches, and thinning out overly dense branches and vigorous upright branches. Some jujube growers...
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Detailed Explanation of Summer Bud Grafting Techniques and Methods for Jujube Trees
Pre-grafting preparation: Select wild jujube (Ziziphus jujuba var. spinosa) seedlings that are vigorous, free of pests and diseases, and have a basal stem diameter of more than 0.5 cm as rootstock. Cut vigorous, pest-free, plump-budded, current-year lignified branches as scions, 0.4-0.6 cm thick, remove the leaves but keep the petioles. Cut the scions into 20-30 cm long sections, wrap them in wet sand...
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What are the control methods for the jujube gall midge, a pest of jujube trees?
This insect, commonly known as the jujube leaf maggot, is found in jujube-growing areas across the country, where its larvae damage the tender leaves, flower buds and young fruit of jujube trees. Damaged tender leaves curl into a tube shape, turn purplish red, become hard and brittle, and soon blacken and wither. Once flower buds are damaged they cannot open, and they turn yellow and drop off. Damaged young fruit cannot develop and grow properly; at about the size of a soybean they turn yellow and drop off...
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What is the current pursuit of Laoshua Ya (Old Tree Crow)?
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Analysis of Fertilization for Kiwifruit at Different Tree Ages
Kiwifruit trees of different ages grow differently and have different fertilizer requirements. Based on fertilization experience at home and abroad and experimental research on fertilizing Actinidia chinensis varieties, the Horticulture Research Institute of the Jiangxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences proposed proportions of fertilizer application rates for different tree ages, and achieved high-yield, high-quality kiwifruit in production applications, enabling kiwifruit...
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Want to make bonsai? These six trees are a must.
▲Wang Yongkang's Chinese juniper (zhenbai) work 1. Junipers and cypresses. Juniper and cypress bonsai can be called the king of bonsai, and among them Chinese juniper (zhenbai) is the most precious. Cypress and pine share equal fame; there is a saying of "pines and cypresses staying evergreen." The aesthetic features of cypress are almost the same as those of pine, but there are also differences...
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Scientific Planting Techniques for Walnut Seedlings and Walnut Trees
The yellow-spined slug moth mostly has 1 generation per year in the north, and 2 generations per year in the Yangtze River basin. After autumn, the mature larvae often spin silk and form hard cocoons on branch forks, twigs, leaf petioles, and even leaves to overwinter. The cocoon is oval, grayish-white, with several brown longitudinal bands, resembling a bird's egg. In early summer of the following year, the mature larvae pupate inside the cocoon, and after 1 month they emerge as adults and fly out,...
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