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How to grow Hippeastrum (amaryllis)? A full breakdown of care tips
1. Pruning essentials: Hippeastrum grows fast, with long, dense leaves. When repotting and changing the soil, cut away withered leaves, dead roots, and roots and leaves affected by pests or disease, leaving the vigorous leaves. 2. Repotting and soil replacement: After 1 or 2 years of growing in the same pot, the soil lacks nutrients. To promote the next year's growth and flowering, replace it with fresh soil
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Agriculture is the theme of this year's "Youth Science Showdown" science popularization competition
"Youth Science Showdown" science popularization competition takes agriculture as its theme this year
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Garlic prices slump as wholesalers collude to drive prices down; government treats symptoms, not the root cause
Wholesalers collude to drive prices down; garlic prices slump; government treats symptoms, not the root cause
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How to Grow China Asters? A Full Breakdown of Care Notes
1. Pruning China asters generally do not need pinching. Usually, sparse side branches are pruned regularly so that the flowers on the main branches grow better. 2. Light China asters like sunlight. Maintaining 15 hours of light per day will make the plants grow more vigorously and also keep them relatively short and sturdy. 3. Watering Water China asters moderately, keeping the potting soil moist.
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How to propagate creeping myrtle (Vinca) from cuttings? Full breakdown of every step
1. Soil Before propagating creeping myrtle from cuttings, prepare the soil or sand bed for propagation; it generally needs to be breathable, well-draining soil, and the potting mix can be made by combining garden soil, leaf mold and furnace slag. Water it lightly, just enough to keep the soil moist. 2. Season It is best to take creeping myrtle cuttings in spring or early summer
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How to grow olive flowers? A full breakdown of the cultivation methods
Watering: When growing olive flowers, keep the soil moist and make sure there is plenty of water. Never let the soil dry out, which would leave the olive flowers short of water and cause the leaves to wither and die. Fertilizing: For young olive trees, fertilize mainly with nitrogen fertilizer, suitably combined with other fertilizers, following the principle of frequent light applications, generally once every two months
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How to grow edelweiss? A full breakdown of the cultivation methods
1. Soil: Edelweiss grows best in loose, fertile humus soil, so the potting soil should ideally be leaf-mold loam. After sowing, do not just leave it alone; once the seedlings emerge, they need thinning, and when the plants have 3 true leaves they can be transplanted into pots. During the growing season, the potting soil should not be too wet; slightly moist is enough. Fertilize once a month.
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How to propagate downy jasmine? A detailed introduction to common propagation methods
Propagation is mainly by cuttings, but layering can also be used. For cuttings, in June-July, select a 1-year-old plump branch with 3 nodes, keep 2 leaves, insert it in sand, shade it and keep it moist; it roots in about 30 days. Layering also roots and survives easily, using the same method as general layering. However, it is worth noting that the floral fragrance of downy jasmine is very strong
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Upstream and Downstream Wins the 2018 Excellent Journalism Award: Thanks to Everyone Who Stays Behind in the Countryside
Thanks to Everyone Who Stays Behind in the Countryside | Upstream and Downstream's Acceptance Speech for the 2018 Excellent Journalism Award Breaking News Prize
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How to care for air plants? A full breakdown of care methods for all four seasons
Spring Spring is the season most suitable for air plants to grow, with suitable temperatures and gentle light; keep the temperature below 28°C, and every variety can enjoy an all-day sunbath. With good ventilation, you can water freely. Summer Summer is the season that needs the most attention in terms of care; in June they can get half a day of light. In midsummer
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