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First launch of Qianli Ginseng EGCG Tablets, Jinfu Food adopts advanced pesticide residue removal technology
On June 28, 2017, Hangzhou Jinfu Food Co., Ltd. announced in Xiaoshan District, Hangzhou that the country's first pesticide-residue-free ginseng EGCG tablet was launched. This food product is made with Qian...
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What are the cultivation methods and propagation methods for African violets?
African violet morphological characteristics: the whole plant is hairy; the leaves are clustered at the base, slightly succulent, with round or ovate blades, purple on the underside, and long petioles. Flowers are borne 1 to 6 together in long-stalked dichasial cymes; the flowers have a short tube, a 2-lipped corolla, unequal lobes, and diverse colors, including white, purple, light purple, or pink
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How to grow African violets? Teach you to grow the indoor flowering queen well
The original name of the African violet is also called African violet, it is a perennial herbaceous plant, native to the South Africa region. Because the African violet plant is small and exquisite, ...
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Pothos bonsai is small and unique; a tiny potted plant lets you experience rich spring colors
Pothos bonsai: a small potted plant to experience spring colors
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Introduction to African Violets and How to Grow Them
A Mysterious and Compact African Flower: Introduction to African Violets and How to Grow Them
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Bedroom Plant Feng Shui Matters: The Right Placement Lets You Enjoy Sound Sleep
Bedroom Plant Feng Shui: Bedroom Plants Let You Enjoy Sound Sleep
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Detailed Guide to Water Propagation of African Violets
How to propagate African violets in water? African violets can be propagated by rooting a leaf in water. Take one leaf, leaving 4-5 cm of petiole, fill a narrow-necked bottle with clean water, insert the leaf into the bottle so the neck supports the leaf blade and the petiole hangs in the water; adjust the water level so the petiole is immersed 2-3 cm in the water
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How to Propagate Violets? A Detailed Guide to Common Propagation Methods
Violets can generally be propagated by leaf cuttings, division, and sowing. 1. Leaf Cutting Propagation of Violets: Violets can be propagated asexually by leaf cuttings. The best time is during the most vigorous growth period in March to April. Select healthy plants of superior varieties - the leaf form should be mature. When cutting,
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How to grow African violets? Detailed guide to cultivation methods
Cultivation methods for African violets. African violets belong to the Gesneriaceae family and are perennial evergreen herbaceous flowers. The stem is extremely short, the leaves are fleshy and thick, densely covered with fine hairs, ovate, heart-shaped or wavy, growing in clustered tufts, with the plant form resembling a lotus rosette. When blooming, 3 to 5 flower stalks usually emerge successively from the leaf axils, each bearing 3 to 5 flowers or more
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How to grow African violets? Easy-care plant setup and care methods
How to grow African violets: African violet variety selection: double-flowered cultivars Korlina (white flowers), Elysium (blue flowers), Blue Child in Snow (purple flowers), Blushing Bride (pink flowers). African violet plant selection: when seedlings have grown 2 to 3 leaves
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