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Small method for converting pennywort from soil culture to water culture: simple operation that does not damage the roots, with lush green leaves
Pennywort (Hydrocotyle vulgaris) is a foliage plant with small, delicate, lush green leaves that are very popular among flower lovers. Pennywort can be grown in soil, in water, or in a half-soil half-water setup, but many flower lovers still prefer water culture, ...
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How to keep birds away from succulents on a balcony? Here's one trick to effectively prevent succulents from being pecked and damaged
For people who grow succulents, having a rooftop is already enviable enough, and having a rooftop where you can also plant succulents in the ground and grow them outdoors is even better. On weekends, admiring the succulents, the outdoor ones look more robust in terms of condition, and overall they are still very beautiful, because...
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Watermelon bacterial fruit blotch causes serious damage; find out the causes and take prevention and control measures
Bacterial fruit blotch of melon is a relatively common disease of melon, watermelon, cucumber and others. Once a melon is infected with bacterial fruit blotch, it is very difficult to cure. As things stand, the best approach is to do a good job of prevention in advance. Here Science Xing...
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Corn spider mites enter their peak outbreak period: do these things to reduce pest damage
Spider mites have long been one of the agricultural pests, damaging not only corn but also cotton, peanuts, fruit trees, flowers and more. Their damage to corn mainly shows as spider mites sucking the sap of corn, causing corn leaves to dry up and affect...
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A new method for repotting orchids: orchid growers' innovation doesn't damage the plant's vitality, and it fills the pot and blooms in the first year
Orchid growers have innovated a new repotting method that achieves the goal without damaging the plant's vitality, and in the first year it can make the orchid fill the pot and bloom. Growers who cultivate orchids all know that the best time to repot must be in spring or autumn; usually, orchid repotting...
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Damage and Control Methods of Spider Mites on Chinese Cymbidiums
Pests and Diseases of Chinese Cymbidiums - Spider Mites
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What impact do pathogens and insect damage have on crops?
The impact of pathogen damage or insect feeding damage
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Occurrence, epidemic patterns and damage characteristics of sitting-chang disease
Occurrence, epidemic spread and damage of sitting-chang disease
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