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Guangdong Boluo Songshugang Cultivates Taiwan Jade Maiden Tomatoes (Photos)
In people's impressions, tomatoes are a low-growing herbaceous plant on the ground, generally no more than half a meter tall. However, in Songshugang Village, Changning Town, Boluo County, local farmers have recently cultivated a new variety called Jade Maiden tomato. This Jade Maiden tomato not only has thin skin and is juicy, but
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Why is it hard for pineapple growers to make big money despite rising pineapple prices?
Recently, pineapples have finally fetched a good price, with the high price reaching 1.8 yuan per jin. On April 1, the author toured Xuwen County, a major pineapple-growing county, and found that although pineapple prices were good, the growers could not smile. Before the Spring Festival, Xuwen pineapples had already begun to be harvested, but pineapple prices had never been able to pick up,
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A Change in Farming Method Brings Farmers a New Way of Life
The happiness you want is blooming on Tianping Mountain. No need to go to the plateau - you can admire gesang flowers right at your doorstep! During this year's National Day holiday, WeChat posts with titles like "Take you to see the gesang flowers" were forwarded across many Shan City residents' social media feeds, and beautiful photos of these "happiness flowers" drew likes from many people.
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China has initially established a breeding technology system for resin-producing pines
Recently, the resin-producing Masson pine (Pinus massoniana) and slash pine (Pinus elliottii) breeding technology system jointly built by the Research Institute of Subtropical Forestry of the Chinese Academy of Forestry, the Guangxi Academy of Forestry Sciences and the Fujian Academy of Forestry Sciences passed an on-site review by the Department of Science and Technology of the State Forestry Administration, marking that China has initially established a breeding technology system for resin-producing pines.
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How to grow bromeliads? Master the care methods and watering tips after blooming
How do you plant bromeliads, do you know? Do you also want to grow a nice pot of bromeliads yourself? Then read the introduction below and see how bromeliads are grown. Bromeliads belong to the Bromeliaceae family, and most originate in the tropical rainforests of Central and South America. In total
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What Are Bromeliad Flowers? Introduction to Pink Pineapple, Guzmania, and Neoregelia
Below we introduce several different bromeliad flowers. Which one will you like? There is also growing information, so take a look as well. Whichever one you like, you can also grow it. Pink pineapple, this is the most popular among bromeliad flowers, especially Aechmea fascia
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Is the white bug on the Buddhist pine an aphid? Introduction to aphid damage symptoms
Is the white bug on the Buddhist pine an aphid? Here is an introduction to aphid damage symptoms, let's take a look. Morphology: Nymph: Newly hatched nymphs have a flat body, the waxy powder on the body surface is relatively thin, so the color appears redder; older nymphs have thicker waxy powder, making the body color whiter. Most
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Detailed Guide to Growing Pinellia ternata: Planting Methods and Difficulty Analysis
The tubers of Pinellia ternata are the source of the Chinese medicine "Banxia" (Pinellia ternata). Because it is toxic when used raw, it is mostly used only after processing. This image is taken from the Traditional Chinese version of Wikipedia and is not a specimen I grew myself. The better-known relative of Pinellia ternata is generally the plant commonly known as "plowshare grass," Typhonium divaricatum (Typhonium blumei).
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Measles outbreak in the Philippines has a big impact on tourism
Are you planning to travel right now? If so, there is one place you must not go, and that is the Philippines, because a measles outbreak is currently raging there and the situation is extremely serious. More than 100 people have already died, and more than 8,000 have been infected. So friends who are planning to travel should take note: do not go to the Philippines.
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What's the difference between a pineapple and a "fenli"? Turns out fenli doesn't need to be soaked in salt water
Do you know how a pineapple differs from a fenli? These two fruits are not the same; these two fruits, which could be called "cousins," can both bring us health. But they are so similar, so where is the difference? Does fenli need to be soaked in salt water? Some
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