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Thanks to Shi Wei from the agriculture, rural areas and farmers section of Toutiao. It was your persistence that brought me back to Toutiao.
Thanks to Shi Wei for helping me get unbanned. As it happens, on 3.22, for personal reasons, I hadn't logged into Toutiao for a long time. When I logged in on 3.25, I found that my account had already been banned. The reason was as follows: it was this article and video that cost me my Toutiao...
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Gyeonggi Province, South Korea Develops Succulent Plant Backboard for Urban Greening
Recently, the Gyeonggi Provincial Agricultural Technology Institute in South Korea developed a "plant wall backboard" for wall-style cultivation of succulent plants. The entire "plant wall backboard" uses a frame structure that is easy to install, with a bowl-shaped structure inside the frame, and between the plants...
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A plant that had been dead for 11 years can actually come back to life when touched by water
As a form of traditional Chinese art, bonsai is a creation that blends natural landscapes with artistic design. With just a single plant or tree, paired with gravel and a pot, you can create a beautiful wonder that resembles the natural world. With its rich Chinese style...
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Grow this flower in May: gorgeous blooms, repeat flowering across seasons, and a delightful fragrance that keeps you coming back for more.
Parade is arguably the most widely grown climbing rose among rose enthusiasts. It bears deep pink flowers with relatively few petals, around 33, but it blooms in clusters, keeps flowering over a long season, and has a mild scent, making it ideal for creating flower walls...
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Five key points for the daily care of Sedum lineare: a laid-back plant suited to laid-back cultivation
Sedum lineare is a herbaceous plant, lush and green all year round, generally grown in home courtyards, rooftops, balconies and other places. Sedum lineare is also very laid-back when it comes to daily care, and can be called a lazy person's plant. It is extremely tolerant of heat, drought and severe cold, though...
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Don't throw away a completely dead flower - let me teach you a trick to easily bring it back to life
(Summary) The flowers that flower lovers keep at home are surely cared for meticulously, but there will always be places where care falls short. Every time a flower gets sick or looks listless and can't hold its head up, you feel terribly anxious. Want to know how to make a flower perk up instantly? ...
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What wild weed is "snake-back-away"? Plant one at home to keep snakes away, and it can also treat whooping cough
The weather has been getting hotter and hotter lately, which means summer is coming. Every year when summer arrives, the editor doesn't quite dare to stay at grandma's house in the countryside, because snakes are very active in summer. At times like this, if you walk around the yard...
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Don't Throw Away Wilted Flowers - One Trick Brings Them Back to Life
(Summary) The flowers that us flower lovers keep at home are surely cared for diligently, but there are always places where we fall short. Every time a flower gets sick or looks listless and can't lift its head, we're beside ourselves with worry. Want to know how to instantly perk a flower up? ...
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Potted vegetables grow like crazy the moment they touch soil, thriving even with no care at all, and they keep growing back after every harvest, giving you a year of eating.
This vegetable is called Gynura bicolor (purple-backed vegetable). It has a very distinctive look: the front of the leaf is green and the back is purplish-red. It is eaten more often in summer and has high nutritional value. Growing it in pots is also very easy, basically it...
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How a succulent peach egg made a comeback in 8 months
Text and photos: Curator. The first time I saw this peach egg, I felt heartbroken. How did it end up like this? Are we sure it is a peach egg? I truly had no idea whether it could even survive! But this peach egg was given to...
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