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What does "light fertilizer" mean in flower care?
Light fertilizer is not actually the name of a type of fertilizer, but a description of the fertilizer's concentration. Some beginners may not be very clear on the concept of light fertilizer, so the editor will explain in detail what light fertilizer means in flower care. If you are still unsure, you can learn about it together.
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How does a rose climb a wall? Don't miss the whole process
Some people foolishly cannot tell roses (Rosa multiflora) and roses (Rosa) apart. In the editor's view, the rose can be compared to a young girl, while the rose is a beauty. Although they seem to be on different levels, they have beauty that belongs to different realms. Well then, to help you...
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Does marigold really glow? I verified it by growing it myself
Marigold is a fairly common plant. At first, the host just casually collected some seeds and took them home to plant, but unexpectedly harvested a large patch of beauty. Some scholars once proposed that marigold glows. The host did not believe it at first, but now...
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What does it mean for the flower industry to enter the 4.0 era?
The flower industry enters the 4.0 era
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Nutmeg is so red it's bewitching - what does it have to do with the "cardamom years"?
Perhaps the first time you saw a picture of nutmeg hanging on a tree was because of the "Du Mu, you hooligan" meme. But this is a misunderstanding: it started when someone attached a picture of nutmeg to the "cardamom" in the phrase "cardamom years."...
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Watering plants: what does "dry-wet cycle" really mean and how do you do it?
Gardeners often ask in group chats what exactly "dry-wet cycle" means. Today Hua You Jun will explain it in detail for fellow gardeners. The dry-wet cycle is really just a way of thinking about watering, not something you copy mechanically, because on the surface it is four words, but underneath it is about understanding your own potted plants.
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Yellowing moss does not mean death: understanding moss through the four seasons
After the succulent craze, moss has become the new darling of the market. This fuzzy little charmer, made into a miniature bonsai and placed on a desk or coffee table, looks especially lively and full of spirit. But gardening friends who love moss all report that this little thing...
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Two little nature gardens built in one year: a spendthrift woman so happy she does not want to go out
Li Hongju 2018 Garden Family Selection With the annual progress of Wuhan's Most Beautiful Garden Family selection campaign, our "garden families" are getting younger and younger. Last year's garden families included college student Zhang Cong, reliable florist Wu Puyi...
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How many times a year does freesia bloom, and how do you care for it in a pot day to day?
Freesia's flowering period is in April-May, but I can regulate the flowering period appropriately to make it bloom earlier, thereby extending the flowering period, so that freesia can keep blooming from February to May. So, under normal circumstances, potted freesia...
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Kalanchoe doesn't need to be bought; just snip a few cuttings and one pot becomes many, until you run out of pots.
Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) is a fairly common indoor flowering plant, and it actually counts as a succulent too, because you can see that its leaves are just like succulent leaves, very thick and fleshy. Many gardening enthusiasts see a pot of kalanchoe growing at a friend's home...
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