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  • How to Fatten Pigs Quickly? Just Do These 5 Things Well

    Nowadays there are more and more pig farmers, and many people want to get ahead of others in fattening their pigs, bringing them to market early to improve their market competitiveness, but many friends don't know how to do it. In fact, fast fattening of pigs is very simple - just do these 5 things well! 1. Dry and wet feed

  • How to Grow Conophytum? Mastering These Care Methods Is Enough

    Growing Conophytum requires maintaining a good temperature in the cultivation environment. If dormancy occurs in summer and winter, be sure to control the temperature and keep it below 30 degrees. Change the soil in time, and do not let water accumulate in the soil, as this will cause root rot. Conophytum does not need

  • Latest summary of things to note when repotting a Radermachera sinica (China doll tree) - reading this one article is enough

    The Radermachera sinica (China doll tree) not only has lush green leaves full of vitality, making it a very suitable auspicious plant for household pot cultivation, but it also has high ornamental value and a good effect in decorating spaces. However, the Radermachera sinica likes a warm, humid growing environment with plenty of light, and has the characteristics of tolerating high temperatures but not cold.

  • Child mustard (er cai) growing techniques and precautions: master these 5 points and that is enough

    Er cai (child mustard, a type of spore mustard green) is cold-tolerant, not heat-tolerant, and suited to autumn and winter planting. Because it makes use of land left idle in winter, has a short growing cycle, delivers quick results, tastes good, reaches the market during the winter vegetable off-season, is in high demand, and offers high economic returns, its planting area has expanded year by year in recent years, and it has become one of the major winter market vegetables. Because mustard-family vegetables are easily affected by climatic conditions, there are considerable growing risks. To avoid risks and grow er cai well, the <strong>er cai growing techniques</strong> and precautions have been compiled here for growers' reference only. <p style="text-align: center;"></p> <p style="text-indent:2em;"><strong><span style="color:#FF8C00">I. Er cai growing techniques</span></strong></p> <p style="text-indent:2em;"><span style="color:#008080">1. Seedbed preparation for sowing</span></p> <p style="text-indent:2em;">Choose a shaded area for the seedbed; loam or sandy loam with deep, fertile, loose soil, convenient drainage and irrigation, and no pests or diseases is best. In early to mid-August, deep-plough the soil to let it weather; scatter 15-25 kg of quicklime per mu to disinfect and adjust soil pH (a neutral to slightly alkaline pH of 6.5-8). If only quicklime is scattered, the soil will harden and become poor; add decomposed human and livestock manure plus superphosphate and plant ash, as well as trace elements such as boron, magnesium and zinc, as a base fertilizer, mix thoroughly with the seedbed soil, level and finely break up the soil, and make beds about 1.7 m wide for later use.</p> <p style="text-indent:2em;"><span style="color:#008080">2. Sowing and raising seedlings</span></p> <p style="text-indent:2em;">To grow er cai well, choosing the sowing period is very important and is the key; different sowing periods give completely different results: if the sowing period is too early and the temperature is too high, the plants easily bolt into a club shape, flower, and become leggy; if the sowing period is too late, there are few or small child buds, they take a pineapple shape, do not easily form child buds and become hollow plants, are prone to disease, and yield is low, losing quality and marketability.</p> <p style="text-align: center;"></p> <p style="text-indent:2em;"><strong><span style="color:#FF8C00">II. Er cai growing precautions</span></strong></p> <p style="text-indent:2em;">1. Mastering the sowing period is the key to growing er cai well; er cai forms child buds in cool climates.</p> <p style="text-indent:2em;">2. For arranging a suitable sowing period, in low-altitude areas (below 800 m) the sowing period is generally August 25 to September 15, with September 1 to 3 being optimal (southwest China: Sichuan, Chongqing, Yunnan, Guizhou).</p> <p style="text-indent:2em;">3. The temperature during the period when er cai child buds form is 8-15°C. In high-altitude areas, please choose the sowing period cautiously on the basis of successful trial plantings, and only then promote cultivation on a large scale. Sowing before August 20 and after September 20 is strictly prohibited, otherwise the plants easily bolt into a club shape and do not grow child buds. If the temperature is too high, child buds cannot form and the plants easily bolt and flower.</p> <p style="text-indent:2em;">4. Er cai seedlings are generally about 25 days old; transplant in October, with a reference spacing of 45-50 cm between plants and rows, and about 2,000 plants per mu. For fertilizing, note that it should be light first and heavy later; when weeding, be careful not to damage the roots, and cultivate shallowly. If high temperatures occur before Start of Winter and the plants grow too vigorously and become leggy, spray a 500-800 times dilution of paclobutrazol. Throughout the whole growth period, strictly guard against aphids and damping-off. The harvest period is January to March of the following year.</p> <p style="text-align: center;"></p>

  • What is the flower language of the gardenia? The complete guide to gardenia flower language, each one beautiful enough to make you cry

    "Gardenia flowers bloom and bloom~ Gardenia flowers bloom and bloom~ Like our youth~ Pure love" I believe this classic song by Teacher He has long since familiarized everyone with the name gardenia. Indeed, the gardenia is pure white and beautiful, loved by many. So, do you know what the

  • The difference between oxheart cabbage and common cabbage, this one article is enough

    Oxheart cabbage and common cabbage are both vegetables, and both belong to the cruciferous Brassica genus. They look very similar on the outside. Is there a difference between them? Below we introduce the difference between oxheart cabbage and common cabbage. 1. The difference between oxheart cabbage and common cabbage Oxheart cabbage and common cabbage

  • How to Propagate Wax Begonia from Cuttings, Easy Enough for Even the Laziest Gardener to Learn

    Wax begonia (Begonia semperflorens) has a graceful form, glossy tender leaves, and clusters of flowers that can bloom in all four seasons, with a faint fragrance. It is one of the main flowers for both outdoor and indoor decoration, with excellent effects. So how is wax begonia propagated from cuttings? Let's take a look at the lazy gardener's method for propagating wax begonia from cuttings.

  • A detailed guide to growing garlic on a balcony, easy enough for beginners to pick up

    Garlic is a commonly used spice and seasoning, and garlic is also a seed that can be used to grow garlic sprouts, so what exactly is the method for growing garlic on a balcony? 1. Growth habits of garlic. Garlic is the underground bulb of plants in the Liliaceae family and Allium genus. The garlic bulb is rich in

  • How to reduce losses in pig farming? Mastering these five methods is enough

    Method one: cull inferior low-yielding sows. Based on current market conditions, appropriately reducing the scale of farming and culling those sows with poor reproductive performance, weak and sickly and unable to mate at the right time is undoubtedly a good strategy to avoid risks, lower farming costs and reduce losses. Method two

  • A detailed guide to growing enoki mushrooms at home, easy enough for beginners

    Enoki mushrooms are a type of fungus we eat often; their flavor is delicious, and many people love them. So how should enoki mushrooms be grown at home? Enoki mushrooms are also known as winter mushrooms, poplar mushrooms and so on, and are widely distributed in nature, in China, Japan, Russia,