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Feeding sheep with picked scallions: over 80 died from poisoning; what should be done about pesticide poisoning?
Recently, in Shouguang, Shandong, a sheep farmer fed his own sheep with picked scallions, after which the flock successively showed poisoning symptoms such as convulsions and foaming at the mouth. Despite desperate efforts to save them, still...
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West Lake Longjing tea picked 10 days early due to fine weather in Hangzhou
Fine weather in Hangzhou brings West Lake Longjing tea harvest 10 days early
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After spring tea is picked, the tea plant branches and stems need even more protection
Whether or not tea plants are managed after the spring tea harvest makes a big difference, because after the spring tea harvest the plant body has already consumed a large amount of nutrients. If management cannot keep up at this time, it will not only affect the yield and quality of summer and autumn tea, but also affect the yield and quality of next year's spring tea. Based on our farm's practical experience, the following key points should be carried out after the spring tea harvest: 1. Reasonable topdressing. According to measurements, producing every 50 kg of dry tea requires absorbing about 2.5-3 kg of nitrogen, 0.9-1.2 kg of phosphorus, and 1.1-1.5 kg of potassium from the soil. Between the tea plants, 30 cm
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Growing succulents on picked-up dead branches, selling at the market for an income of over 200 a day
The retired grandpa can't sit still at home, he just loves growing a few flowers and plants, and in recent years he has also followed the trend of playing with succulents. By chance, he saw someone at a flower market growing succulents on dead branches, and the selling price was not low, so he decided to go out and pick up dead trees himself...
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A flower picked up by the roadside is a treasure from head to toe: good to eat, good to look at, and good for treating coughs
Walking past the roadside, I casually picked up a flower from the ground, and on closer look it turned out to be a hibiscus flower. Though it was a bit wilted, its color still looked quite vivid. Looking around, it turned out that several hibiscus trees were planted along the street, and the flowers were still blooming in this season...
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She picked up autumn fallen leaves and took them home, astonishing the whole world
The moment a withered leaf falls to the ground, it is both an ending and a rebirth. Walking along the path of withered leaf art, a leaf catches her eye, a leaf floating on a puddle. She picks up the leaf and takes it home. And so this leaf begins its new life...
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Grandpa Picked Up 2 Kinds of Treasures, Using Them to Grow Flowers Has Amazing Effects, Green Plants Climb All Over the Wall, What Exactly Are They?
Many friends quite like flowers and plants, growing a few pots on the balcony at home, watching the plants they have worked hard to grow grow up, there is a feeling of happiness, but growing flowers or other plants all requires fertilizing, potted plants are very prone to...
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Can pine bark be used to grow orchids? My cousin picked a basketful and had it thrown away on the spot by my uncle
My cousin went up the mountain and picked a basketful of pine bark to grow orchids, and it was thrown away on the spot. My uncle said: Don't use it to harm the orchids. The two pots of orchids my uncle grows have both reached the season for division and repotting this year, and if they are not divided soon, it will affect the orchids' growth. That's why he has been...
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Garbage picked up from the roadside used as fertilizer for growing flowers, use a little each time, and the flower roots grow even better
Although flowers are beautiful, some varieties are extremely difficult to grow. They have their own "requirements" for watering and fertilizing. Once something is done wrong, they will show you yellow leaves and root rot. At this time, most people will go buy some corresponding fertilizers, hoping to take good care of their beloved flowers at home. However, these bags of flower fertilizer also cost quite a bit of money each time, no wonder many people say that growing flowers costs money!
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This wild vegetable has to be picked while lying flat on the water surface; it is slippery and slimy like nasal mucus, yet highly nutritious and known as the "king of zinc."
I grew up in the countryside, and back then the ingredients at home were rather limited. After early spring arrived, my mother would always find some wild vegetables to cook for us, and tasting a new flavor back then always felt especially delicious. Now, although people...
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