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Apple, mulberry and grape bonsai may look unremarkable, yet at the Xushui base they sell for over 300 yuan a pot and demand still outstrips supply.
1. At the Kainian Fruit Tree Bonsai Garden in Xushui, Hebei, its founder Zhao Chen successfully launched potted apple fruit trees in 1998. Before the Spring Festival in 2002, the launch of off-season potted fruit trees was a domestic first. ...
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Learn to fertilize correctly, and you can also increase both yield and income on the same base
In recent years, hickory has become an important rural economic pillar of Banqiaotou Township, and many farmers have become wealthy by growing hickory. With the rapid development of hickory forests, hickory, which was never fertilized before, is now also being fertilized, but farmers have found that...
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What to do when Chinese roses, camellias and jasmine get root rot? Bury some base material in the flowerpot to prevent it
Recently many gardening friends have reported that their Chinese roses, camellias, jasmine and other plants have all shown varying degrees of root rot. There are many causes of root rot, mainly overwatering, compacted potting soil, root damage, a poorly ventilated location, and so on...
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How to build a bonsai garden based on the concept of spirit and expression
The ecological leisure bonsai garden is a new concept for bonsai garden planning, yet the planning and design of bonsai gardens lack systematic theory, and research methods are not yet well developed, so they cannot provide a good theoretical...
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What kind of succulent plant is the Baseball Plant?
The Baseball Plant, also known as Huangyu and Obesa, belongs to the genus Euphorbia in the family Euphorbiaceae. It is native to Cape Province, South Africa. The plant is small and spherical, 8-12 cm in diameter. It has 8 ribs, neatly arranged. The epidermis is grayish-green with crisscrossing red-brown stripes, and the stripes are...
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Don't just focus on the pot's base when growing flowers - a little something on the surface means more blooms and fewer pests
When I used to grow potted plants, the soil was always my main concern, but I feel this topdressing work is quite important too. Choose the right material and not only does the ornamental value go up a lot, but your potted plants will also grow more and more vigorously. As for this topdressing...
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Growing roses from tiny bare-root cuttings into a flowering wall: go heavy on the base fertilizer, and the canes will reach two meters
I got a small courtyard at the beginning of the year, and climbing roses were a must. Since I wasn't going to move in right away, I bought them all as tiny cuttings. I didn't go for many varieties, just Red Dragon, Pink Dragon and Pink Wood. This is how the tiny cuttings looked when they first arrived. Potting them up, I was a bit heavy-handed...
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Can industrial potassium chloride bought from a soil fertilizer formula shop be used as a base fertilizer for corn?
First, let me state clearly: industrial-grade potassium chloride can also be used as a corn fertilizer. Regarding the question of whether industrial potassium chloride can be used as a base fertilizer for corn, we must first clarify two small issues: first, can corn use potassium chloride? Second...
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Potassium dihydrogen phosphate is effective, so why is it rarely used as a base fertilizer? What is the reason?
Potassium dihydrogen phosphate can be used as a base fertilizer, but it is not recommended! If you are growing a few flowers and plants in home gardening, choosing potassium dihydrogen phosphate as a base fertilizer is understandable, but if farmers were choosing a base fertilizer, I believe no...
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Visiting Baihua Botanical Garden: A Succulent Base at the Foot of the Imperial City
Thanks to the Succulent Maniac for the material. For someone like me who lives at the foot of the Imperial City, the name Fairy Baihua is absolutely legendary. Today I finally got the chance to pay a visit~~ It all starts with a fated encounter from who knows how many years ago, back when...
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