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If I say the lotus seed pod is not a fruit but a flower, no one's going to argue, right?
A while back, I wrote about the "earthy charm" of the lotus (Review | The lotus isn't as ethereal as you think - it's absolutely delicious!). Many readers said their love for the lotus grew even deeper. But writing about the lotus just once isn't enough. Last time I talked about the flower...
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This summer, pool floats are going botanical: from the big yellow duck to palm trees and flamingos
Long Holiday Waiting for You to Eat The LifeJourney 00:00/04:53 ...
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What's going on when succulents "wear skirts" and "spread out like a big flatbread" in summer?
Succulents "spreading out like a big flatbread" refers to when succulents (especially Sedum-type ones) change from a relatively compact, cupped form into a more spread-out shape. Compared with the layered, mountain-range beauty of the cupped form, the spread-out leaves are less favored, so it is jokingly called "spreading a big flatbread."
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Only going back home for 7 days a year - how do you fit in beds and desks?
A couple of days ago, a reader left a comment asking about the problem of being away most of the time and only occasionally going home: they wanted to "conjure up a bed and a desk for each person," while normally the space could still serve as a leisure room. This question is a bit tricky, but it's exactly worth using as a chance to discuss...
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Corn harvest season meets rainy weather, how do you prevent new corn from going moldy?
Continuous rain after corn harvest, how do you avoid corn going moldy? After many farmers bring their corn home, when peeling the husks they discover that mold has already appeared on the ears. It must be said that until the corn is safely home, you cannot claim a bumper harvest, ...
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Other people's clivia keep going for 20 years, and the whole pot turns into a giant ball of blooms
Huahua once heard a friend say that in the year she was born, her mom bought a potted flower at a flower market. Now, more than 20 years later, this plant has accompanied her as she grew up, and next it will keep her company as her own baby grows up too. It really sounds so touching...
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The rich man's daughter is critically ill, yet the young doctor saves her with barely any effort - what's going on?
Right now... the beautiful woman standing before him is Jiang Ruoqing, director of Jinhai Hospital, tall at 1.75 meters, with delicate features, black hair like a waterfall, a curvaceous figure, and an intangible cold and noble aura...
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How to prevent feed from going moldy and spoiling? Remember these six methods
Six methods to prevent feed from going moldy and spoiling
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Going into the mountains, he found several trees covered in bumps; the older brother cut the large ones and left the small ones, and they sold out at the market first thing in the morning
The older brother went into the mountains and came across several trees covered in bumps; he cut the large ones and left the small ones, and they sold out at the market first thing in the morning! The older brother is the big grower of Gastrodia elata (tianma) in our village, and he built himself a small thatched hut in the mountains. You could say he spends most of the year...
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What is going on with succulents going dormant in summer? Dormancy care is very important
What is going on with succulents going dormant in summer? It depends on a unique metabolic system that native succulents developed to adapt to their living environment, called "Crassulacean acid metabolism." Unlike ordinary plants, which breathe and carry out energy conversion at the same time...
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