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Making succulents plump isn't hard - one small action can do it
Many flower lovers might laugh when they see this title - succulents turn out to be so easy to grow, just pull off the dead leaves and they'll fatten up. Today Huahua will talk about the issue of pulling off dead leaves from succulents. If left untreated for a long time, it will bring trouble to succulent lovers, especially...
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With just one action, roses can be trained into a flower wall
This is day 861 of Blue Demon's daily original articles. This article is an excerpt from one of Blue Demon's original theories, the "Three-Step Rose Growing Method" series. Yesterday Blue Demon talked about how many climbing roses to plant to achieve the desired effect - it is not that the more the better, but mainly depends on your own...
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Event | May 8, 2018 "Taiwan-Japan-Korea Moment - School Lunch and Non-GMO Action Workshop" @ Taipei
Event | May 8, 2018 "Taiwan-Japan-Korea Moment - School Lunch and Non-GMO Action Workshop" @ Taipei
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What to do when hibiscus leaves develop rust spots? Find the cause and take timely action
Some flower lovers are quite fond of growing this plant. The plant was fairly healthy at first, but then some brown spots appeared on the leaves, and they cannot help but worry that the whole plant will be harmed. So how exactly should this problem be handled?
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Beinong Taipei fruit and vegetable market closed for too long, triggering dissatisfaction among farmers' associations; Council of Agriculture finds it hard to accept
Beinong Taipei fruit and vegetable market closed for too long, dissatisfaction spreading among farmers' associations across the country; Council of Agriculture "cannot accept" Taipei City Government's handling
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Taipei fruit and vegetable market closed for too long, triggering dissatisfaction among farmers' associations; Council of Agriculture says it is "unacceptable"
Taipei fruit and vegetable market closed for too long, dissatisfaction spreads among farmers' associations across the country; Council of Agriculture "cannot accept" the closure
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At the Luzhou Orchid Trade Fair, "Sun, Moon and Stars" Sets the Highest Transaction Price at 120,000 yuan
"Guoxiang Su" is a suxin (plain-heart) orchid with the delicate fragrance of Chinese cymbidium, dug up and named by the digger himself, found in Siming Mountain, a very rare suxin, with the petals forming a hood and not splitting apart. This flower was dug up on the seventh day of the first lunar month this year at his mother-in-law's home (Siming Mountain). At the time, most of the relatives had already left, and he was very bored at home. His brother-in-law asked whether they should go up the mountain for a walk, and since...
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