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The flowers of the gazania look just like faces, comical and amusing
Gazania is a perennial herbaceous plant of the genus Gazania in the Asteraceae family, with rhizomes. The leaves grow in a rosette, lanceolate or obovate-lanceolate, entire or with shallow pinnate lobes, and the underside of the leaves is densely covered with white woolly hairs. The ray florets are white, yellow, and orange-red with a glossy sheen. Also known as gazania...
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No matter how good a microbial inoculant is, using it the wrong way just wastes money
A microbial inoculant is a preparation containing large numbers of live beneficial microorganisms. Once these beneficial microorganisms enter the soil, they can improve soil structure and increase fertility, while also inhibiting or killing harmful disease-causing bacteria in the soil, thereby boosting plant resistance...
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Using tree leaves to wrap zongzi at Dragon Boat Festival: the second method is the simplest, yet few people use it
The Dragon Boat Festival is just a few days away. For food lovers, the Dragon Boat Festival is zongzi festival, and there is also a short holiday of a few days, which is really something to look forward to. Zongzi is a traditional food of China's Dragon Boat Festival. Whether eaten directly dipped in sugar...
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Thailand's "husband and wife fruit": one is extremely heaty, the other extremely cooling, so eating them in summer nourishes the body without causing internal heat
As people's living standards improve, many tropical fruits that were rarely seen before, such as durian, wax apple, rambutan and mangosteen, have gradually become "regular guests" on the dining table. China's output of tropical fruits is relatively small, and many are imported from...
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Rhododendron leaves turn completely black and nearly die after using ferrous sulfate; fertilize with caution
Fertilizing flowers is meant to make them grow more vigorously, but improper application can backfire. A fellow flower enthusiast asked me that after using ferrous sulfate on their rhododendron, the leaves turned black. What should be done in this situation? Today let's analyze the causes together...
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Don't bury eggshells directly in the soil when using them for plants: do these 3 steps and your flowers will grow like crazy
Nowadays more and more people like to keep some green plants at home, such as money tree, spider plant, asparagus fern, etc., which can decorate the home, beautify the environment, and add a touch of green. In the process of care, fertilizer is essential, and among them...
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For cuttings, using this costs less than 1 yuan; stick a cut branch in and it will fill a pot within 1 month
Do gardening friends often run into problems with cuttings surviving? The branches quickly wither and die after being stuck into the soil? Today Huahua will introduce a particularly good cutting technique: using floral foam for cuttings!
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Using soybeans as flower fertilizer makes flowers flourish with lush branches and emerald-green leaves
Soybeans are something we often see in our daily life, and they are available everywhere in the market. Soybeans are also rich in nitrogen fertilizer, and nitrogen fertilizer is a fertilizer that many flowers desperately need. So using soybeans as flower fertilizer makes flowers grow more...
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Using beer diluted with water to water clivia is very beneficial, making the leaves thick and glossy
Using beer to grow clivia has many benefits. First of all, because it contains a lot of carbon dioxide, it can provide nutrients to the plant. And the trace elements in it play an important role in preventing pests. The protein and other substances in it...
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How to tell the difference between Chunlan and Huilan? Three key points to correct the method you may be using wrong
Recently a netizen left a message for Haoshe Nongfu, asking how to distinguish Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii) from Huilan (Cymbidium faberi) when they are not in flower. Haoshe Nongfu previously wrote an article explaining the differences between Chunlan and Huilan. But I have found that in fact many orchid growers still...
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