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Orchids must not be dug up at will: man arrested for digging up 19 orchids in remote mountains
Recently, the Qingshan Police Station of the Jinzhai County Public Security Bureau in Lu'an City, Anhui Province, successfully solved a case of endangering nationally key protected plants, arresting 1 suspect and seizing 19 orchids illegally dug up by the suspect at the scene. On February 25, police officers from the Qingshan Police Station of the Jinzhai County Public Security Bureau went deep into a village in the remote mountains within their jurisdiction
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Dog's spine fern cannot be sold: a man in Yangxi was sentenced for digging it up
Recently, a case about a man in Yangxi illegally harvesting and selling 8 plants of the national second-class protected plant "yellow dog's spine," sparking heated discussion among netizens. It is understood that in this case the man was judged to have committed the crime of endangering nationally key protected plants, and was sentenced to two years of fixed-term imprisonment, a three-year suspended sentence, and a fine of 3000
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The Latest Cultivation Techniques and Methods for Digupi: A Tutorial
Digupi, also known as Chinese wolfberry root bark, is the root bark of the Chinese wolfberry (Lycium chinense). It can be used as medicine and has the effects of reducing fever, cooling the blood, and clearing the lungs to reduce internal heat. It is fairly widely used and is distributed across most regions of our country. So how should Digupi be cultivated? Let's take a look together. 1.
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Latest Precautions for Collecting Syzygium buxifolium Stumps in the Wild
There are many varieties of Syzygium buxifolium, reaching more than 20. Their classification is mainly determined by differences in leaf shape and leaf color, and differences in leaf arrangement. Syzygium buxifolium with different leaf shapes and leaf colors grow differently and also have somewhat different habits. After more than ten years of observation, those native to low-altitude areas
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The whole dandelion plant is a treasure. When is the best time to dig it up and harvest it?
Dandelion is a perennial herbaceous plant of the Asteraceae family, used medicinally for its leaves or roots, with multiple effects such as clearing heat and detoxifying, and the whole plant is a treasure. It grows in mountain forests and grasslands, by field edges and roadsides, on riverbanks and open plains, and is distributed throughout the country, with both wild and cultivated varieties available. So dandelion
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How to grow a Chinese arborvitae (Thuja sutchuenensis) bonsai? Detailed explanation of cultivation techniques
Dig up the Chinese arborvitae stump around the Start of Spring. After digging it up, treat and wrap the root system, then trim away the excess and rotten roots before potting it up; do not bury the roots too deep when potting. In the year of planting, place it in a partially shaded spot, and water it so that it stays on the slightly dry side
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How to grow wild orchids? Cultivation methods and precautions
Generally speaking, wild orchids dug up from the mountains are not worth much, but if cared for properly, their flowers are just as beautiful. So how do you grow wild orchids? 1. Care before planting: Place freshly collected or purchased wild orchids in a cool place promptly and untie them to avoid overheating.
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Can pig manure be piled up after root digging during the dormant period of sugar mandarins?
Q: May I ask whether pig manure can be piled up after root digging during the dormant period of sugar mandarins? A: From the biological characteristics of the sugar mandarin fruit tree, there is no relatively clear so-called dormant period. What you may understand as the so-called dormant period probably refers to the plant entering the flower bud differentiation stage after the onset of winter, that is
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A Detailed Explanation of the Other Names of the Chinese Herb Digupi and the Key Points of Its Cultivation Techniques
Digupi is a Chinese medicinal herb with effects of reducing fever, cooling the blood, and clearing the lungs and reducing fire. It is actually the dried root bark of the goji berry (Lycium chinense), commonly found on sunny slopes, hills, wasteland, roadsides, or beside trees. So what are the other names of the Chinese herb Digupi? What are the key points of its cultivation techniques?
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What are the precautions for digging up Syzygium buxifolium stumps in the wild
Precautions for digging up Syzygium buxifolium stumps in the wild
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