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Kalanchoe Summer Cutting Techniques and Leaf Cutting Precautions
We are constantly making progress in planting techniques. Many plants are now propagated by cuttings. We no longer use traditional growing methods; instead, we use cutting methods to ensure excellent plant varieties, and this method can also...
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How can you increase the success rate of succulent leaf propagation? Leaf selection, watering and ventilation are equally key
Anyone who has grown succulents has probably tried leaf propagation, right? Indeed, the fun of leaf propagation has captivated many people: whenever you see a single leaf, through your own hands, weather through storms and grow into a mature beautiful succulent, this sense of achievement and...
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Key Techniques for Delaying Leaf Senescence in Protected Delayed Cultivation of Red Globe Grape
Key Techniques for Delaying Leaf Senescence in Protected Delayed Cultivation of "Red Globe" Grape. Delayed cultivation of "Red Globe" grape is a new form of protected grape cultivation with Chinese characteristics. It is exactly the opposite of forcing cultivation. Its purpose is to cover for cold protection in the late growth stage, delay and extend the grape fruit growth period as much as possible, delay the ripening and harvesting period of grapes, and thereby harvest fresh grapes in the depths of winter for market supply. By replacing fresh-keeping storage with delayed harvesting, it forms good economic and social benefits. Zhangye City has a typical continental temperate arid climate, with drought and little rain and abundant "cold resources," making it one of the best regions in China for using greenhouses and other protected facilities to produce delayed Red Globe grape. Since 2007, Zhangye City has introduced Professor Chang Yongyi's research result "Research on Delayed Cultivation Techniques for American Firm-Fleshed Late-Ripening Grapes in Short Accumulated Temperature Regions," fully leveraged the advantages of natural resources, used protected conditions to cultivate "Red Globe" grapes for market listing in deep winter, and continuously summarized and integrated delayed cultivation techniques. Through several years of development, the protected grape industry has become a sunrise industry and a people-benefiting industry for increasing farmers' income and prosperity in the region. From 2009 to 2016, we summarized the core techniques of how to delay ripening, delay leaf fall, and postpone market listing in protected delayed cultivation techniques for "Red Globe" grape, in order to better guide practice and provide technical reference for the healthy development of this industry in the region.
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Snake plant leaves grow like crazy after being watered with soy sauce, and leaf spot disease no longer appears
Snake plants can purify the air and are also very easy to care for, but they are prone to leaf spot disease. Snake plants are extremely drought-tolerant. Snake plants like warm sunlight but are also shade-tolerant. If a snake plant goes without sunlight for a long time, it will affect...
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After repotting, English ivy grows lush and leafy, staying cool through the summer
Many people love growing green, leafy plants, especially now that temperatures are getting higher and higher. These fresh plants are not only easier to care for than flowering plants, but also look very refreshing when placed at home. So today, Huahua is sharing with everyone...
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From a single leaf to covering a whole wall in just 1 month, her secret is here
Yanghua Daquan Official Account Click to follow, Huahua teaches you how to grow flowers! The clematis growing at the neighbor's house, after rooting a single stem cutting, covered the whole wall in a very short time, with amazing explosive growth! Today, Huahua will teach everyone how to make clematis bloom more and more...
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What kind of leaves are used to make leaf mold for potted clivia, and which type is better?
Clivia is very well suited to growing in the shade of trees; appropriate scattered light suits it fine, and excessive direct sun should be avoided. Besides maintaining a warm, slightly moist environment year-round and providing appropriate light, the soil for growing clivia is especially critical. The soil...
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Its reproductive capacity is astonishing - a single leaf can fill a whole pot in just one month
Among dear flower lovers, there are certainly quite a few skilled growers. Once those pitiful little seedlings end up in your hands, not only do they grow vigorously, but they also look especially lively. Today, let the editor share with everyone these...
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Succulents too expensive to buy? Learn leaf propagation from fellow gardeners and build a succulent balcony while saving money
Many gardening enthusiasts feel that growing plants burns through money. They want to buy every new variety they see, and get envious when they see others growing beautiful plants. Sigh... Ever since taking up gardening, the plants eat soil and the gardener ends up "eating soil" too. Want to fill up that small balcony at home and still save money? Take a look at the following...
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DIY leaf mold for Clivia - free of charge, loose and airy, with leaves so dark green and plump they practically drip with oil
Normally when we grow Clivia, we all say the soil used is leaf mold, but which kind of leaf mold exactly is it? Let's talk in detail about the Clivia nutrient soil we buy from the market, the kind in small plastic bags. Most of it comes from the forests of Northeast...
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