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Sunflower Sowing Time and Method Explained in Detail
Sunflowers have a short growth cycle, love strong light, and are very drought-tolerant. They do not need meticulous care during growth, making them an excellent choice for flower enthusiasts to try growing in pots! Because sunflowers have a short growing period and do not fear high temperatures, their sowing time is generally in March to April, and they can be sown in three seasons except winter.
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What are the key management points for soybean during the flowering period? Explained clearly in one article
Key management points for soybean during the flowering period
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How to Fertilize Small Bonsai: Methods and Precautions Explained
Because bonsai have limited soil, fertilization must be timely, otherwise it easily causes leaves to turn yellow, decline, and branches to wither. The amount of fertilizer varies with the type of plant. For small bonsai grown mainly for their flowers, a lighter fertilizer should continue to be applied after flowering to encourage more blooms the following year
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How to choose and use cotton foliar fertilizer? Key points explained clearly in one article
Points to note when choosing and using cotton foliar fertilizer
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The best time and method for girdling jujube trees explained in detail
Girdling time and method for jujube trees
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How to control fall armyworm? Eradication methods and pesticide use explained
By Zhuang Xiaoping / Lead image courtesy of Chiayi County Government Fall armyworm larvae are being spotted across Taiwan, China one after another, and county and city governments where suspected or confirmed cases have been reported are on high alert. As of 11:00 on the 16th, the number of confirmed cases of fall armyworm in larval form had reached 65 nationwide, with 1 new case in Qingshui District, Taichung on the 16th. Currently, implementation
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Morphological Characteristics, Growing Environment and Flower Language of the Clock Flower Explained
The flower language of plants lets you understand the morphological characteristics of the clock flower and its growing environment. The clock flower is a member of the turnera family, an evergreen vine that grows in the tropical rainforests of South America; its shape closely resembles the face of a clock, which is why it is called the "clock
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