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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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There are ways to make a potted kalanchoe burst with blooms; digging holes and burying oil or sheep manure both work
Autumn is here. How is your kalanchoe doing at home? Many plant owners' kalanchoes are already working hard to push out side shoots, and these side shoots are the "fresh troops" that will bloom later. So today, the little gardener will share two...
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He turned his home into a sky garden, digging a pond and building a garden on the 20th floor
Living in a bustling, noisy city often makes people lose themselves, following the crowd step by step in a restless world, and even forgetting how to enjoy real life. So, finding a quiet and cozy place, slowing down the pace of life, and letting your...
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Man Digs Up Village Chief's Boxwood and Gets Punished, Says Bluntly That in Future He'll Check Who Owns a Stump Before Digging It
The man really had some nerve: he dug up the village chief's boxwood and was punished. The man said: "In future, even when digging up a stump, I'll have to check who owns it." As the saying goes, even when you beat a dog, you must consider its owner. In what you say and do, you should hold back a little and not act recklessly just because you feel like it, otherwise the one who ultimately suffers is...
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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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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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Launching orchid conservation actions: refusing indiscriminate digging and over-harvesting brooks no delay
Let us first look at a real case in which someone was sentenced for digging up orchids: In April 2016, a villager surnamed Qin in Lushi County, Sanmenxia, Henan, picked three "wild grasses" similar to orchid grass on his way home and was caught by local forest police. After identification, what Qin had dug was...
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Bonsai appreciation: The yamadori stockpiled by a certain foreign digging master is truly enviable
As for the word "master," ever since masters started discussing life with young people so many times, it has taken on a slightly sleazy connotation. There are masters in making pots, masters in making bonsai, and even digging yamadori can make you a master. Of course, this digging master is a title I gave him, but if you saw the stock he has hoarded, you would agree. To become a digging master, you must have geographical advantage. Living in this guy's area, as long as you are interested, you can become an expert, because the material here is truly no joke - pot it up and it can go straight into an exhibition. In addition, you need physical strength. Digging pines is done at around 2000 m altitude, carrying tens of jin of stuff while climbing slopes and ridges - you cannot just stride effortlessly like flying whenever you want.
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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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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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