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Balcony potted fruit plants are easy to grow and keep alive; stick a single branch in a pot and it will bear hundreds of fruits next year
Growing fruit at home is not as complicated as you might imagine. Some fruits, because they grow especially tall, may not necessarily fit on a balcony, but figs are different - their plants do not grow several meters tall like trees...
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A cactus grown for 10 years reaches 2 storeys high, blooms and bears a whole tree of "immortal fruit"
When people grow plants nowadays, they choose plants with a long lifespan that can be kept for a very long time. Trees nurture people, and the longer you keep them, the more collectible value they have. Many flower lovers have kept some plants for several years or even more than ten years. Among these plants, people generally choose to grow trees, and the most...
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This delicious fruit can be propagated from a single branch by cutting, and it bears sweet fruit in abundance within a year
Growing fruit at home is not as complicated as you might imagine. Some fruits, because they grow especially tall, may not necessarily fit on a balcony, but figs are different. Their plants do not grow several meters tall like trees...
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Fruit seeds planted in soil grow into potted plants that thrive and even bear fruit to eat
Many people have the habit of browsing flower markets, and I'm sure you all know that even a relatively small potted plant costs a lot of money, and there's no guarantee it will thrive after you bring it home. In that case, you can use the fruit seeds left over from what you eat to grow potted plants, ...
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Mangosteen costs 35 yuan per jin. Don't throw away the seeds after eating; plant them in a flower pot. Even if they don't bear fruit, you can still enjoy the leaves.
The weather is getting colder and colder, and now the only way to keep warm is by eating! But the girl still has her heart set on losing weight, so after work she heads straight into the supermarket to buy some fruit to fill her stomach! Unfortunately, she spots her favorite mangosteen, and then looks at the price: 35...
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This fruit tree is incredibly easy to grow: just snap off a branch, stick it in the soil and it takes root, bearing more than 100 fruits the following year
More and more people are growing vegetables and fruits at home these days. The point of growing your own is the fun of it, plus you get to eat fruit you grew yourself with absolutely no pesticide residue, which makes it a really interesting thing to do. Speaking of growing fruit trees, I...
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Plant these 2 kinds of fruit pits in a pot, they sprout in 10 days, and bear abundant fruit the next year
These 2 kinds of "fruit pits" tossed into a pot sprout in 10 days, grow into potted plants in 2 months, and bear abundant fruit the next year. More and more people love growing flowers, and many gardening enthusiasts keep all kinds of flowers and plants at home, which not only makes the home warm, natural...
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Bravo the Bear exclusive postmarks for 5 consecutive days, giving you an unforgettable National Day holiday
Celebrating the Double Tenth National Day, the Taipei City Government Department of Information and Tourism is holding the "10X10 Taipei You've Never Seen" National Day float carnival from October 10 to 14 at the Democracy Boulevard of Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. In addition to 24 beautiful floats from all over Taiwan presenting different display effects during the day and at night...
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This fruit-bearing potted plant roots as soon as it touches soil, easier to grow and prettier than pothos and spider plants
The plants I grow the most at home are pothos and spider plants, plus of course some other flowers. Sometimes all that greenery feels like it is missing a bit of color. If you also only grow some "plain" potted plants, try growing this kind of brightly colored...
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At 80 yuan per jin, no worries about theft; a single tree can bear hundreds of fruits, yet farmers are hesitant to grow it
In the past, farmers planted crops so their families would have grain to eat, so most of what they grew in the fields were staple crops, such as rice, corn and wheat. Now, as society progresses, everyone can eat their fill; as the saying goes, with grain in hand...
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