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How do you prevent sweet potatoes from rotting in the cellar? The latest practical tips are here
Sweet potato is one of China's main food crops, and most sweet potatoes have now been harvested. For some growers with high yields, they cannot sell them all, so after harvesting they need to be stored in cellars. However, many people find when storing sweet potatoes
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How to water-cultivate a newly bought lucky bamboo? Master these little tips
Lucky bamboo is a fairly common plant in daily life, and many people like to grow lucky bamboo in water because it looks more beautiful, but most people do not know how to water-cultivate a newly bought lucky bamboo, and instead choose to just place it at home without changing the water or adding
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How to Get Lithops Through Summer Safely? A Full Breakdown of the Latest Tips
Lithops is a fairly popular succulent in recent years. Its shape is like a strange pebble, its flowers are gorgeous, its colors are rich, and its form is unusual, so it is deeply loved and grown by many friends. Lithops is not easy to keep alive in summer, and many friends are very troubled by this. Below
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New methods for beekeeping, these tips are worth mastering
During the spring breeding period, choose a dry, sunny and wind-sheltered site, place every two hives side by side, keep only one comb in the colony and remove all the surplus combs so that the bees outnumber the combs. After tightening the combs, carry out reward feeding from the bottom of the hive every night. Add artificial pollen combs, so that the colony strength
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Orchid Online Shopping: Newbie Experience Sharing and Buying Tips
These days online shopping is very common, and buying orchids online is the channel through which many orchid growers obtain most of their orchids, but faced with all sorts of merchants, buying orchids online feels so inadequate, and if you are not careful you will get scammed. When it comes to being scammed, orchid growers' various tales of blood and tears never stop....
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How to help cymbidium orchids (Cymbidium faberi) settle into a new pot? A detailed guide to practical care tips
"Settling in" refers to the period a plant needs to adapt to its new pot environment after repotting. Cymbidium orchids settle in earlier than Chinese orchids (Cymbidium spp.), which means the cost of settling in is higher for cymbidiums than for Chinese orchids. As a result, cymbidiums are more prone to decline than Chinese orchids. Chinese orchids can be repotted often, but if you want to repot a cymbidium, you need to think twice before acting. Cymbidiums sometimes take years to settle in; generally speaking, a cymbidium that has been repotted for over a year...
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How to Care for Asparagus Fern So It Sprouts New Shoots? Master These Care Tips
If it has died off, we can cut it back and then place it in a spot with indirect light and shade to grow. If it has not died off, then we need to meet its light requirements: it cannot be exposed to strong direct sun, and it cannot be placed where there is smoke or dust. Water only when the soil is dry; if it is not dry, do not water. Do not fertilize too much; generally, dilute the fertilizer water before applying it.
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How to prune new shoots on a pine bonsai? Practical pruning tips to share
Every year in April and May, pines produce many new shoots, and a single branch will sprout a varying number of so-called candle wicks. How should you prune to maintain its perfect form? Pines are all fairly similar; in the pictures, Japanese black pine is used as an example to explain how to prune...
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What are the new tips for managing greenhouse vegetables in autumn?
New tips for managing greenhouse vegetables in autumn
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How to safely overwinter young persimmon trees? Practical new tips are here
New tips for safely overwintering young persimmon trees
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