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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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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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To make a bonsai from a Buddhist pine, you need to learn these few tricks, otherwise digging it up will be wasted effort
To make a bonsai from a Buddhist pine, you need to learn these few tricks, otherwise digging it up will be all for nothing! To raise a tree stump well, you need to consider many aspects comprehensively; it cannot be kept alive just casually. To make a good Buddhist pine bonsai, the old hands say these few tricks must be learned...
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Tips for digging up wild mountain pines: mastering the method can greatly increase the survival rate of the plants
You have to learn these tips for digging up wild mountain pines; they can greatly increase the survival rate. Friends who don't know, come and take a look right away. Because wild mountain pines have an underdeveloped root system, with roots mainly consisting of medium roots, and the depth of the cuttings is also relatively deep. This leads some of us who collect...
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Dad fell in love with growing bonsai, and no one could talk him out of digging up stumps and hunting for bargains; now there are over a hundred pots and nowhere left to put them
Dad fell in love with growing bonsai, and no one could talk him out of digging up stumps and hunting for bargains; over a hundred bonsai pots and there is already nowhere left to put them! After Dad retired, he gradually came to love growing bonsai at home. At first, he even felt out of sorts because he was too idle after retirement, but luckily...
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A Detailed Guide to Digging Up and Training Six-Bark Abelia (Abelia biflora) Bonsai
There are many varieties of Abelia, which belongs to the Caprifoliaceae family. Since this plant is distributed across central and southern China, it is very well suited for bonsai. Here we introduce the methods for digging up and training Abelia bonsai.
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Digging up a rare orchid worth 300 yuan - sell it or not?
Promote Chinese orchid culture, spread orchid knowledge. I live in a remote rural area. In the countryside, there is no shortage of anything except flowers, grass and trees. Although the local farmers do not have the money to buy cars or build Western-style houses, as long as they are a bit diligent, they can go into the mountains to dig up...
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Someone offered 6,800 yuan for a thousand-year dwarf tree, but the uncle said selling it would be like digging up his ancestral grave.
This tree, called the "thousand-year dwarf," was not sold even for 6,800 yuan. The uncle said: selling it would be like digging up his own ancestral grave. Some tree stumps have always been regarded as symbols of good fortune and prosperity, and are accepted by many people. In order to better maintain and manage them, people move such stumps...
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Wild succulents are everywhere, every one of them plump and chubby. Can digging them up and taking them home save you money?
In recent years, succulents have been incredibly popular. Every day there's some new variety, expensive collector's plant, or old-stem specimen. Ugh... ever since I fell into the succulent rabbit hole, my wallet has been in constant danger. But recently, Huahua has come across lots of wild succulents. So should I dig them up or not? ...
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Embarrassing childhood stories from poverty: dreaming of digging up eggs in a pile of wheat chaff to get rich
Embarrassing childhood stories from poverty: dreaming of digging up eggs in a pile of wheat chaff to get rich
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