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June Snow (Serissa) Varieties: Introduction and Complete Picture Gallery
June Snow (Serissa) is an ornamental plant with a small tree form, sparse leaves and small white flowers. It can be kept indoors as a potted plant and can also be combined with other plants for a decorative effect. In addition, the roots, stems and leaves of June Snow can all be used medicinally, for clearing heat, disinfecting
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A complete guide to flower cultivation methods, making it easy to grow all kinds of flowers well
Charring method: Burn the end of the flower stem over a candle flame until charred, then immediately soak it in alcohol for one minute, and rinse it in clean water; Scalding method: Dip the base of the flower stem into boiling water for about ten seconds, which blocks the cut and prevents the sap in the flower stem tissue from leaking out
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The Complete Guide to Edible Mushroom Cultivation Techniques: A Full Explanation of Growing Methods
Cultivating edible mushrooms can be divided into two methods: bed-frame shelf style and ground cultivation; which one to choose specifically should be based on local conditions. After choosing the raw materials, ferment them according to the ratio. Once fermentation is complete, select a good variety and sow it, and finally control the temperature at 22-26 degrees and the humidity at 60%, and do a good job of ventilation
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A Complete Guide to the Key Techniques for Growing Celery in Greenhouses
Land preparation and fertilization: choose level land and carry out tilling, fertilization and weeding. Sowing: soak and sprout the seeds 7-8 days before sowing; sow once the seeds have sprouted, mostly using the wet sowing method. Management: water moderately, keep the field moist, and control pests and diseases promptly. Greenhouse
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A Complete Guide to Greenhouse Watermelon Planting Techniques and Management Methods
Sowing: The seedling age for winter seedling raising is about 30 days. Seedlings are raised using a greenhouse + small tunnel + plastic film setup, and sowing can be arranged to begin around November, with transplanting in mid-to-late December. Seedling stage management: Water and fertilize according to growth changes, and control pests and diseases. Harvesting: According to variety
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How to Grow Dendrobium? Complete 2019 Home Cultivation Guide
Dendrobium is also known as Xianhu Lanyun, resurrection grass, hanging orchid, etc. After blooming, its flowers are brightly colored and fragrant, making it a common ornamental flower. Many households grow a Dendrobium plant. Below is the complete guide to home Dendrobium cultivation techniques in 2019. 1. Planting and Soil
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A Detailed Guide to Shiitake Mushroom Cultivation Techniques, a Complete Breakdown of Growing Methods
First, make the shiitake cultivation blocks, then place the finished spawn blocks at a temperature of 12-20 degrees to culture them, prompting the blocks to quickly turn brownish-red. Once the color change is complete, all that remains is to manage the fruiting stage well. Below is the detailed shiitake cultivation method: 1. Making the shiitake cultivation
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A Complete Analysis of the Key Points of Large Hazelnut Cultivation Techniques
Hazel trees are suitable for planting on sunny slopes; their growth and fruiting performance on sandy loam is better than on clay soil, and they have strong adaptability to various soils. For powdery mildew and fruit borers, two pesticide applications per year in spring and summer are sufficient; hazel trees bear male and female flowers on the same tree, but a single variety cannot self-pollinate or its pollination compatibility is extremely
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How to Grow Gladiolus? A Complete Guide to Methods and Tips
To grow gladiolus, use well-drained sandy soil, and it is best to use unglazed clay pots or plastic pots. After planting, fertilize promptly, applying 3-4 times a month with decomposed liquid fertilizer. Later, attention needs to be paid to light, water, temperature and other issues. 1. Potting soil To grow gladiolus, you should choose
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A Complete Guide to the Key Techniques for Indoor Edible Mushroom Cultivation
Prepare some raw materials such as straw, lime and cornmeal, mix in a small amount of water and stir well, pile them together to ferment for three or four hours, then put them into bags for inoculation. Before inoculation, disinfect the plastic bags and the inoculation box with potassium permanganate, then place them in for cultivation and keep the room temperature at around 22 degrees, and the mycelium will gradually grow. During cultivation, promptly scrape out the old mycelium, and by controlling temperature and humidity well you can promote the growth of the mushroom bodies.
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