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Introduction to the Characteristics of the Tiegu (Iron Bone) Series of Jianlan (Cymbidium ensifolium) Varieties
Some people say that 'Xiantai Mei' and 'Huang Guangdeng' are the same variety. From the flowers alone, it is indeed very difficult to distinguish them, but the plant forms of the two flowers differ greatly!
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How do you care for the Iron Bone (Tiegulan) series so that they bloom? A few practical tips to share
The Iron Bone series of orchids gets a strong reaction from netizens: the flowers are beautiful, but they are reluctant to bloom. There are tricks to getting them to flower: water, fertilizer, and sunlight. Specifically: control watering, and for a month before the hottest weather, keep up water restriction for several days at a time; apply a high-phosphorus fertilizer around the flowering season, preferably a fairly quick-acting one, but be careful about the amount; give plenty of sunlight, as Iron Bone series varieties...
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Arowana undergoes surgery to scrape the bone and treat the poison in a bid for survival
A Li Yasi classic crossback golden arowana had long suffered from external parasite infestation, and its head had gradually been eroded away. Multiple rounds of conservative medicated baths had been tried before, but the results were unsatisfactory. The wound area was too large and the infection too deep, so surgery to scrape it away was unavoidable. The pain of scraping the bone to treat the poison...
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What are the characteristics of the Dancing Bones cactus? A complete guide to this plant
Dancing Bones cactus is a succulent in the cactus family, genus Hatiora, native to southeastern Brazil. Its stem segments are thick and fleshy, much branched, resembling the Christmas cactus, with fine hairs on the stems, and its flowers are pink or rose-colored with a delicate fragrance!
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What kind of growing environment does wishbone flower like?
Wishbone flower is an annual herb in the genus Torenia of the family Scrophulariaceae, native to the Indochinese Peninsula. Its blooms are beautiful, making it a lovely ornamental flowering plant.
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Leftover pork bones work great for growing flowers, and the method is worth saving
Pork bones are all too familiar, and we usually just throw them away after gnawing on them. By chance, I learned that pork bones can actually be made into flower fertilizer for growing flowers, and the results are truly better than you could imagine. So I tried it myself...
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Dragon bone flower (Euphorbia tirucalli) as a home potted plant easily grows into a green wall, absorbs formaldehyde and purifies the air
Many people like to grow some flowers at home. Today, Huar (Flower Child) introduces to everyone a kind of dragon bone flower, also known as the ruler-of-the-sky (Euphorbia tirucalli), which belongs to the cactus family (Cactaceae). It has a great many branches, and the whole plant is green. With good care, it can grow into a large mass, like a green wall, ...
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Old stump black-bone fragrant (Diospyros vaccinioides) bonsai, also known as black-bone tea, rosewood
Stump bonsai rosewood black-bone tea black-bone fragrant is a variety of Diospyros vaccinioides, also known as black-bone tea, and some absurdly call it small-leaf rosewood. Bonsai made from black-bone tea are high-end, elegant and classy, and also have excellent collectible value. Rosewood bonsai...
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Treat bones this way as fertilizer, and orchids will love it too
Gnawing on bones is no longer a dog's exclusive privilege. Treat bones this way, and orchids will love it too! Since ancient times, the Chinese tradition has been that "food is the first necessity of the people," and diet generally occupies a considerable proportion of our daily lives, so...
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Is dragon bone really a universal grafting rootstock? Don't be fooled
Dragon bone is a universal grafting rootstock - I don't know if you've ever heard this saying. Actually, this is very wrong, don't be fooled. Dragon bone is not a "universal rootstock." Why? Let's analyze it in detail. Dragon bone is...
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