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Is paraquat highly toxic? Does banning paraquat harm farmers' interests and affect agricultural production?
The ban on the herbicide paraquat has been discussed in Taiwan, China for many years, and it is a continuation of the policy of successive governments to phase out highly toxic pesticides and switch to alternative agents. Referring to empirical research results at home and abroad, the best way to prevent casualties caused by highly toxic paraquat should be
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Flower watering methods for the four seasons and tips for preventing harmful gas damage in greenhouses
Harmful gas damage to flowers in greenhouses and its prevention
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How to achieve harmony when styling tree bonsai
In the creation of tree bonsai, a bonsai worthy of being called an excellent work must have all its parts integrated into one body, unified and harmonious. Otherwise, it is not a good work. In styling, the various ornamental parts of the bonsai, including trunk, branches, leaves, flowers, fruit and roots, should be mutually unified and harmoniously developed
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Fall armyworm moths arrive in Miaoli on air currents and invade China: what harm do they cause?
Fall armyworm larvae have appeared in Taiwan! Last Saturday, the Council of Agriculture received a report that suspected fall armyworm larvae were found on the forage corn at Flying Cow Ranch in Miaoli County. Personnel were dispatched to conduct an on-site inspection. After morphological identification and gene sequencing, experts confirmed that they were indeed fall armyworm. The Council of Agriculture
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Suzhou-style bonsai pruning and shaping during the plum rain season showcases their unique artistic charm
During the plum rain season, there is plenty of rain and high humidity, so plants grow especially vigorously, and the branches and leaves of bonsai trees grow very quickly. Yesterday, horticulturists at the Bonsai Garden of Wan Jing Villa in Tiger Hill took advantage of a break in the rain to prune and beautify more than 600 Suzhou-style bonsai in the garden, so that these fine bonsai can all grow healthily and always maintain their beautiful forms
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Lingnan-style moss bonsai showcase natural elegance and charm
The mention of moss bonsai inevitably brings to mind Japanese-style gardening landscapes, where adorable, verdant bonsai are given various themes by people's imagination, and a small container becomes a miniature world. The benefit of making moss bonsai lies in honing our carefulness and patience
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Appreciation of Masterpieces of Suzhou-Style Penjing: Experience the Charm of Traditional Penjing Art
"Ancient Charm Abounds": Species: Chinese sweet plum (Sageretia thea). Height: 57 cm. Age: about 50 years. At first glance it looks like a completely withered old stump, and it has been shaped by human hands, yet it is quaint and natural; the dense canopy of branches and leaves makes it hard to believe that it grew from the back of this dead stump, yet this is an indisputable fact.
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The exquisite beauty of rock-clinging bonsai, revealing the charm of nature within a tiny space
China's bonsai art has been passed down for more than a thousand years and is praised as "three-dimensional painting" and "silent poetry." Rock-clinging bonsai is a further inheritance and development of bonsai art; the perfect blend of the firmness of stone and the softness of trees deeply attracts stone enthusiasts and bonsai lovers. As usual, below are exquisite rock-clinging bonsai presented for your appreciation.
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The Harm of Overwatering or Underwatering Flowers and Methods for Preserving Edible Mushrooms
The Harm of Overwatering or Underwatering to Flowers
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