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When is the best time to sow loofah? Plus high-yield fertilisation methods
Loofah grows fast, bears many fruits, and likes fertiliser, but its root system is shallow, and its ability to absorb and tolerate fertiliser is weak, so it requires loose, fertile soil rich in organic matter. So when is the best time to sow loofah? What fertiliser should be applied to achieve high yields? Here is a summary of the fertilisation methods as follows: Loofah
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A detailed guide to cactus fertilisation methods, and what kind of fertiliser is best
Cactus fertilisation methods and what fertiliser to use
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Techniques for rearing summer fry fish: stock one main fish species, do not introduce carp, and combine feed with fertiliser for intensive feeding
Summer fry fish are small and delicate, with a weak ability to withstand adverse environments. In addition, at this stage the summer fry undergo a dietary transition, and their digestive system structure and function are not yet fully developed, so their digestive capacity is poor. If rearing methods are improper, mass mortality will occur. Through experiments, the author found that adopting the following rearing methods can significantly increase the survival rate and rearing efficiency of summer fry. Scientific stocking and rational matching: the traditional rearing method is mainly polyculture of multiple species. However, from production practice, because fish have different feeding habits, this kind of rearing
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What to do when hibiscus leaves turn yellow? Pay attention to 5 points: light and fertiliser must be sufficient
As an excellent indoor plant, hibiscus is favoured by many flower lovers because of its beautiful flower shape and bright red blooms, and they keep it at home. However, during cultivation, due to improper care and other problems, the plant may show symptoms of yellowing leaves, so what should be done when hibiscus leaves turn yellow?
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Wild orchids need no fertiliser; once you understand their habits, you can grow orchids well even with fine potting medium
Orchids in the wild mountains and fields take root, bloom and reproduce in environments suited to their own growth, and much of what they have is all the living conditions nature provides. But they do not all grow well; some are in a terrible state, barely hanging on, especially 4-5 year old...
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A veteran apple grower shares his fertiliser experience
In the management of dwarfing apple cultivation, one must follow the growth characteristics of dwarfing apple trees, adopt reasonable technical measures, and artificially create suitable environmental conditions so as to give full play to the advantages of dwarfing apple cultivation. 1. Reasonable close planting: planting dwarfing apple trees must be based on different dwarfing rootstocks and different types of spur-type vari...
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Sprinkle a little of this in the kalanchoe pot, and it will bloom even without fertiliser
Lately, quite a few gardening friends have been asking why their kalanchoe and bougainvillea just won't bloom. If light and watering are both fine, then you're probably just missing one thing - phosphorus fertiliser. Yes, phosphorus fertiliser is the key to promoting flower buds. Come see how Huahua does it...
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Watering flowers with beer works better than fertiliser, the plants grow vigorously after drinking it
Summer is inseparable from beer, and I believe there must be beer lovers among you plant friends. Actually, some flowers love beer too. Beer contains some organic substances, and after flowers drink it they grow more and more vigorously, even saving you fertiliser! Today let's take a look...
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9 kinds of household wastewater to water your flowers, saving even on fertiliser
Plain water only meets a plant's need to absorb moisture, but it cannot achieve the effect of fertilising. In fact, excellent flower fertiliser is all around us; when these kinds of household wastewater are used to water flowers, the plants grow vigorously, and some can even control pests and prevent disease. Here they all are...
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Potted peppers just need a sprinkle of this, and they will hang heavy with fruit without any fertiliser
As urbanisation keeps accelerating, many people grow some potted plants at home and also plant some vegetables on the balcony. On one hand, it can cut costs a little; more importantly, what you grow yourself is completely natural, and peppers are a must for many flower lovers...
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