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A rescued Phalaenopsis orchid sends up flower buds in less than half a year, and its blooms are so ethereally beautiful that everyone envies it
At home I currently have more than fifty Phalaenopsis orchids, all of them ones that had finished blooming in various departments or leaders' offices at work and were about to be thrown away. I shamelessly carried them all home in several trips. It started because I saw a post on a forum...
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Treating the cut ends of collected wild stumps this way more than doubles the survival rate
At present, collected-wild-stump culture is still the mainstream; on one hand, the training of collected stumps is very short, and on the other hand, international capital is quite abundant. Many other people have already found the opportunity of losing their jobs. Collecting from the wild is not easy. Seed work is the most important...
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The most impressive bonsai garden only accepts donations, never spends money to buy bonsai
If there were a bonsai garden with hundreds or even thousands of bonsai, but not a single one was bought with money - all were donated by others, and every single one is a masterpiece. And it is not just anyone who wants to give it a couple of trees that it will accept. That is how proud it is. You...
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Dividing orchids is crucial. Once you master it, one plant becomes 3, and you won't even be able to give them all away to friends.
Anyone who has grown orchids knows that during growth, orchids produce pseudobulbs, commonly called "lu tou" (reed heads). Usually, when repotting, people break them off and throw them away, but they can both root and sprout, making them truly...
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Automatic watering device brings high-tech plant care, and I plan to show it off to my friends.
High-tech plant care! I plan to let my friends see the "automatic watering device"! Now I finally don't have to worry about my plants anymore. The effect of automatic watering is simply amazing. The total time used was 2 hours. After setting the time and testing it repeatedly, the result was very satisfying. This...
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Geraldton waxflower symbolizes family affection, friendship, and faithful, pure, and evergreen love
Geraldton waxflower, also known as waxflower, wind waxflower, Australian waxflower, or goldfields waxflower, is a perennial plant of the Myrtaceae family native to Western Australia. Geraldton waxflower plants are widely cultivated in Australia and are very common in local home gardens...
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Brand LOGO officially launched today, designed by one of our own flower friends
Today we're announcing something important: Tianlang Rose has a logo of its own. Like a rose from sprouting to blooming, like a caterpillar turning into a butterfly -- over the 9 years you've all been with us, we've gradually grown up. More and more, we need a brand-new logo, ...
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A flower farmer recommends growing these 5 flowers: beautiful, easy to care for, and with good meanings
As living standards keep rising, many people grow some flowers at home, but there are so many varieties of flowers that it is dazzling and you do not know what kind of flowers to choose. Today, Huar introduces 5 kinds of flowers recommended by a flower farmer to everyone...
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What are the Three Friends of Winter? Detailed explanation of their meanings and care methods
When the ancients recited poetry and composed prose, they usually mentioned three plants: the pine tree, the plum blossom, and bamboo. These three plants each have different meanings, and they were also symbols used by those great ancient poets and lyricists of their own fervent aspirations to serve the country but being unable to do so, as well as seeing the motherland dominated by powerful factions, corrupt and incompetent, while they themselves remained honest throughout their lives.
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