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Showing off my beloved succulents: my succulent balcony
Thanks to yaohai1989 for the material, all of them are my beloved plants~ the shortest 1 week, the longest half a year~ all of them are my beloved plants~ the shortest 1 week, the longest half a year~ all of them are my beloved plants~ the shortest 1 week, the longest half a year~ all of them are my beloved plants~ the shortest 1...
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11 herb plants most loved by gardeners, commonly used as seasoning in the West
Many Western herbs have now become new ingredients in some of our restaurants. Whether Chinese or Western herbs, they are all very easy to grow, suitable for pots, and increasingly popular. Also, because most are small plants, you might as well plant several kinds in...
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Ranking of the Orchid Varieties Most Loved by Orchid Growers
A distinctive leafy-form plain-flower Cymbidium goeringii 'Yulin Su', originating from Guizhou, occasionally bearing crystal, with a well-proportioned flower shape and an overall noble and elegant appearance; even when strong plants bloom, the outer petals carry crystal tissue, with a large round lip, a hemp-shell crystal lotus-form plain flower. This plant was selected by orchid grower Liu Qiang from a batch of random dragon-root seedling plants collected in Guizhou and grown in an open field; the plants carry invisible crystal, and bloom as a crystal lotus-form large round-lip plain flower...
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For the sake of her beloved succulents, she became a tough country woman
Succulent beauty photos | Care experience | Dream garden building | Hand-drawn DIY Original author: Lucky Bamboo / Compiled by: Succulent Plant Atlas (please indicate the source when reposting) Now the main text begins: In the past, electric drills, screwdrivers, and tape measures were all things in men's hands,...
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Chinese bonsai are loved by foreigners, and the shapes they grow are astonishing
Chinese people have a long history of growing bonsai. In fact, quite a few foreigners like bonsai too. What kind of bonsai can foreigners grow? Come and take a look!
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Why is the Zhongqing Mudan (Chunlan orchid) so uniquely beloved?
A large peony-petal flower form of Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii). Its many tongues and many petals give it a distinctive charm. When in bloom, its fragrance is rich, the fan-like tongue transformation is pronounced, and the colors are vivid. This orchid was first named "Gulin Qidie," and some also called it "Gulin Sixi," while in Chengdu it was called "Hong Furong" (Red Hibiscus). When Jiang Yuantian brought it back to Taiwan, China for promotion, it was named "Zhongqing Mudan" (Beloved Peony).
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What are the reasons the Four Seasons Orchid (Cymbidium ensifolium) is so deeply loved
This variety has been lost. Chihui, produced in the mountains of Fuyang. The red pistil tip is flat and round like a longan, and the arranged pistil heads look like lotus seeds growing upside down. The petals are as thick as coins, and like coins, they shatter upon hitting the ground. The leaves are broad and short, and it flourishes when given fertilizer. In Jiajun, Fang Lanhai entrusted the old orchid grower Zhang Shenglin to purchase it from a mountain household, and it flowered again for several years. This variety is neither plum nor narcissus; all five petals and the lip are round, truly a wonder of a thousand years...
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