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Fresh Wax Gourds from Xinkou Town, Xiqing District, Tianjin Hit the Market in a Staggered Season
After months of fresh-keeping storage, the wax gourds from Bijia Village, Xinkou Town, Xiqing District, Tianjin, are now being sold in a staggered season, avoiding the peak wax gourd period. It is reported that Bijia Village has a wax gourd planting area of more than 400 mu and an annual output of more than 7 million jin. The "Qinmei" wax gourds it grows have not only won the "Jinnong Award" for high-quality agricultural products, but are also equipped with QR codes, making it convenient for residents to learn about the growing and cultivation process of the wax gourds and ensuring their quality.
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Can gourds be eaten raw? These things to note when eating gourds raw
Gourds cannot be eaten raw; eating them raw will cause diarrhea. They are likely to cause indigestion, so you can taste them, but do not eat much. It is recommended to drink more water to promote metabolism and aid digestion. Gourds actually have many ways of being eaten. Wang Zhen's Agricultural Book from the Yuan Dynasty says: the bottle gourd has a very wide range of uses; the large ones
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How to Plant Small Gourd Seeds? A Detailed Guide to the Planting Method
Hand-twisted gourds are a favorite plaything for many people. As they are handled over time, the gourd's surface becomes smooth and glossy. They are also very popular because of their auspicious meaning of "fortune and prosperity" (fulu), and gourds with good shapes command high prices. Small gourds are the raw material for hand-twisted gourds.
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How to Plant Hand-Rubbed Gourd Seeds? A Detailed Guide to the Planting Method
Hand-rubbed gourds are a favorite hand toy for many people. As they are handled over time, the gourd surface becomes smooth and glossy, and because they carry the auspicious meaning of "fortune and prosperity," they are very popular. Gourds with good shapes, however, command high prices. Today we will explain how to plant hand-rubbed gourd seeds.
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When Are Bottle Gourds Usually Planted? Key Points of Planting Methods
Bottle gourds are grown in all parts of China and like to grow in warm, sheltered environments. There are many varieties of bottle gourd, and their sizes and shapes differ somewhat; common ones include gourd-shaped, club-shaped, and dolphin-shaped. In the past, bottle gourds were often used as vessels for holding wine or storing things.
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How to Grow Small Bottle Gourds: Planting Methods and Key Management Points
Summary In-ground planting: Can be planted in a yard; loosen the soil, till it, and water it; after sowing, cover with soil and mulch. Container planting: Because small bottle gourds are deep-rooted plants, you need to choose a larger, deeper pot for planting. First water thoroughly, poke a few holes about 3cm deep, then scatter the seeds,
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When is the best time to plant gourds?
Summary: The planting time for gourds is generally around March to April in spring. The climate at this time is more suitable for gourd growth. You can choose a plot with loose soil, sufficient fertility, and good drainage and irrigation for planting. Gourd seeds will germinate at around 20°C. It is better if the previous crop is corn, wheat,
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How to grow giant gourds? A detailed explanation of the key planting techniques
When it comes to gourds, presumably everyone is familiar with them, right? Gourds are a very common food ingredient in our daily lives, not only delicious and tasty, but also very high in nutritional value. There are also many types of gourds, and the giant gourd is one of them, but
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How to Grow Small Gourds: Planting Methods and Key Techniques (with Planting Times)
Summary Planting time: In northern regions, sow in March-April; in southern regions, sow from late February to early March. Seed soaking and sprouting: Select new seeds that are plump and have a high germination rate, then soak and sprout them for 8-10 days. Transplanting: When the seedlings have grown 3-4 leaves, they can be
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When do watermelons and gourds generally ripen?
Watermelons generally ripen from April to June, while gourds generally ripen from July to August, but gourds grown in the north do not ripen until September to October. Of course, the ripening times of watermelons and gourds also differ depending on the variety and region. Below, we introduce several varieties of watermelons and gourds.
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