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Chinese cabbage enters the critical growth stage during the head-forming period; here is how to carry out field management
Summary: Chinese cabbage enters the critical growth stage during the head-forming period. How should field management be carried out? The head-forming period of Chinese cabbage is an important stage of its growth. If management during this period is done well, the yield at the later harvest can be high, so the Chinese cabbage during this period...
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Do Chinese cabbages need to be watered immediately after fertilizing?
Summary: Do Chinese cabbages need to be watered immediately after fertilizing? Chinese cabbage is the vegetable we eat most often in winter, and I personally like it very much. Not only is it cheap, but it can be prepared in many different ways, and every one of them tastes delicious. We are currently in the growing season for Chinese cabbage...
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Don't Throw Away Kitchen Grease as Garbage - Pour It into Flower Pots and Watch the Flowers Explode into Bloom
The "grease" in the kitchen is really a headache. We usually clean it up because it's unpleasant to look at, but it has another use - for growing flowers. Don't treat it as garbage. Pour it into flower pots and the leaves will be lush green, and it also eas...
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How to prevent and control root rot during cabbage cultivation?
Summary: How to prevent and control root rot during cabbage cultivation? Root rot and heart rot are two diseases that frequently occur during Chinese cabbage cultivation. Once Chinese cabbage is affected, it not only leads to a decline in yield and quality, but may even...
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Garbage picked up from the roadside used as fertilizer for growing flowers, use a little each time, and the flower roots grow even better
Although flowers are beautiful, some varieties are extremely difficult to grow. They have their own "requirements" for watering and fertilizing. Once something is done wrong, they will show you yellow leaves and root rot. At this time, most people will go buy some corresponding fertilizers, hoping to take good care of their beloved flowers at home. However, these bags of flower fertilizer also cost quite a bit of money each time, no wonder many people say that growing flowers costs money!
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Sea Cucumber Sold at Cabbage Price: A Beijing Woman Snags a Great Deal
A true story from a Beijing woman! Liu, a 53-year-old woman from Beijing, is a seasoned health enthusiast. She eats sea cucumber every year to nourish her body. This year, an old classmate recommended her the WeChat of an old sea cucumber farmer who lives in Dalian and has worked with sea cucumbers for over twenty years...
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Bird's nest sold at cabbage prices: these little-known secrets are hidden behind it
Hello everyone, I'm Xiao Xiao, born into a Chinese Indonesian family. Since my grandfather's generation, our family has been running a bird's nest business in Indonesia. From the moment I first had memories in childhood, my memory has held the light figures of swiftlets and one after another carefully...
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China's garbage fish that lives on feces: overrunning rivers with nobody wanting them, yet a top-tier delicacy abroad
With the progress of today's era, life has become more and more convenient, whether it's traveling, shopping, or eating, it's all the same, and you can even buy foreign goods without leaving home. Many foreign things, after entering China, are very...
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Water the Christmas cactus with this kind of "garbage water" in early autumn, and its stems and leaves will be plump and emerald green, with flowers blooming all over the branches.
The Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera) is an epiphytic succulent plant, shrub-like, with drooping stems, many branches and no spines, bright green or slightly purple, with a truncated apex, and flowers borne singly at the tips of the branches, bright and beautiful, deeply loved by many flower lovers. After early autumn, Christmas cacti begin to...
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Chinese cabbage in autumn is prone to cabbage worms, so how can you control them more effectively?
Summary: Autumn Chinese cabbage is prone to cabbage worms, and these methods leave lower pesticide residues. Chinese cabbage is one of the vegetables in greatest demand in winter, especially in the northern vegetable market. Basically, one family can eat two or three bags of Chinese cabbage over a winter. Pickled Chinese cabbage, stewed Chinese cabbage, vinegar-tossed Chinese cabbage, and so on - Chinese cabbage is truly an indispensable good vegetable on the winter dining table. But the frequent outbreak of cabbage worms also really gives vegetable growers a headache. On Chinese cabbage that had been growing well, once cabbage worms crawl over the leaves, the leaves are either covered with holes or covered with insect droppings. This not only affects appearance, but more importantly affects yield.
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