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Succulents ravaged down to almost nothing? Use this method in autumn to grow a whole patch
In summer, some gardeners' succulents were scorched by the sun into a pile of shriveled dead leaves, and it was heartbreaking to see the little succulents "ravaged" down to almost nothing. Despite careful care every day, they still could not protect the poor little succulents, letting them die...
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Pennywort will spread into a big patch if you just toss it on the ground, so why do some gardeners still manage to kill it?
The office goddess brought back a very cute potted green plant. Its leaves were round and small, standing elegantly, looking like miniature lotus leaves. From then on I knew it was pennywort. I usually helped take care of it too, but unfortunately another time it was left...
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Detailed Explanation of Orchid Leaf Butterfly, Color Patches and Crystal Art Characteristics
Promoting Chinese orchid culture and spreading orchid knowledge. Butterfly grass, also called butterfly leaf or leaf butterfly, is a variation on orchid leaves, mostly occurring on the central leaves of the orchid plant, followed by the third and fourth leaves near the center; the phenomenon of the whole plant undergoing butterfly transformation is extremely rare. In orchid...
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Analysis of the Relationship Between Rusty Patches on Pear Fruit Surfaces and Pesticide Use
Irregular rust-colored patches often appear on pear fruit surfaces, affecting the appearance quality of the fruit. Fruit surface rust is generally called fruit russeting, which is formed by the gradual thickening and suberization of cell walls, with epidermal cells and the cuticle rupturing and exposing the surface, forming brown rust-colored patches. Another type of rusty patch is actually "pesticide russeting," caused by improper pesticide use or excessive pressure when spraying pesticides. There is also a type called "water russeting," mainly caused by poor environmental conditions, damp and rainy weather, insufficient light, and mold parasitizing the fruit surface. The occurrence of fruit russeting is related to many factors in cultivation. Such as variety, strain differences
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How to Plant Cyclamen Seeds? Four Steps to Grow a Patch of Bunny-Ear Flowers
The city flower of Qingzhou City has a very poetic name: cyclamen. Its flowering period is very long, and it happens to bloom during the Spring Festival, New Year's Day and Christmas, lasting as long as five months, making it a much-loved indoor potted plant for the New Year.
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For lazy gardeners, just plant these few kinds; one pot grows into a patch, and even if you forget to water, they can still fill the pot
Growing a few flowers and plants at home makes it look especially different, and in autumn and winter it also brings a feeling of spring. If you are usually busy and do not have much time to care for flowers and plants, but still want to grow some at home without spending too much time and eff...
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Sow a handful of seeds in autumn and they actually bloom into a big patch that fills the balcony
Autumn is a very suitable season for sowing. As the saying goes, sow one seed in autumn and harvest ten thousand flowers in spring. Sow a few flower and plant seeds in autumn, and by spring you can have a whole balcony of blooms! "Balcony autumn sowing" - double-flowered petunia - Petunias are very beautiful,...
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For women's abdominal pain, the best remedy is a wild herb: found a large patch by the roadside, pulled some up to pot at home
Passing through the wild, I found a large patch of wild grass. Although it was mixed with clumps of dry weeds, the whole green expanse looked quite lovely. On closer look, it turned out this wild grass was no nameless thing, but some wild motherwort (Leonurus japonicus), yet...
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Immortal flowers burst into a whole patch back in the rural hometown in summer, city folks are truly envious
In the scorching summer, the concrete-and-steel city makes people even more irritable. I really miss the countryside of my childhood, where in summer you did not need air conditioning, and no matter how strong the sun was, you still ran around everywhere. The doorway and the roadside were full of flowers and grass. I wonder how many you still remember?
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The Succulents Have Entered Autumn, and I Scattered a Patch of Poison (Part Two)
Main text and images by: The Curator. On the second day of the holiday, I wonder whether you dear friends are stuck in traffic on the road? Or stuck in a scenic spot? Or stuck in your hearts? Or, now that you are on holiday, does looking at the succulents on your balcony make your heart feel even more stuck? Well then, to comfort your...
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