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What kind of growing environment does lupine like? Detailed planting conditions
"Night after night I recall mother's words, the glistening tears of lupine" - that's right, the lupine here is a herbaceous plant with a well-proportioned form and lush foliage, gradually making its way into ordinary households. When the lupine blooms, it gives people an exotic and distinctive pleasure!
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What are the characteristics of the Norfolk Island pine? A detailed guide
The Norfolk Island pine can grow into a towering tree in nature, or live as a small potted plant in courtyards and rooms, full of greenery and giving people a refreshing feeling. Let us learn some facts about the Norfolk Island pine together.
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What other names does Pinellia ternata have? A detailed introduction to its common aliases
Flowers bloom in mid-summer, romantic and fresh. In fact, Banxia is not just a description of the season, but also a plant. Did you know it is also a medicinal herb? Come with the editor to uncover the true face of Pinellia ternata!
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Ball Pine
Ball Pine is a succulent in the Crassulaceae family, native to Africa and Algeria, and is relatively well suited to being grown at home.
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Orchid rust is caused by the rust fungus Pucciniastrum philippinense
Orchid rust: Pucciniastrum philippinense
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How to shape a pine bonsai? Two techniques reveal the mystery
Pine bonsai are valued for their magnificence and masculine beauty, so when creating one you can emphasize these qualities more. You can shape them with hanging and wiring techniques to highlight the layered feel of the branches. Generally, a shallow-mouthed pot is best. Based on the structural characteristics of the pine bonsai's roots, trunk, and branches...
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What flower is the "glittering tears" lupine flower? Finally figured it out
The lupine flower nursery rhyme - I bet hardly anyone hasn't heard it, but as for knowing what flower the lupine flower actually is, there are probably quite a few friends who don't know, and this editor is one of them. I really never knew all along, and even if I'd seen it I wouldn't have known! This editor casually asked...
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Knowledge about air layering propagation of pine bonsai, well worth learning for bonsai enthusiasts
This plant) the pressure in our homes is growing. Open up more meaning in life! It is the same as air layering, but it needs to be rough. Let us first talk about air layering of pines. However, it is rarely applied in practice. In coherent research...
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How do you make a black pine bonsai? A master teaches you step by step
I first got a black pine tree, slanting curved trunk style, and it has been kept for more than two years. The tree shape is chaotic, with a tangled branch on the side, and dense dry branches, becoming fewer and fewer. The plant's roots and trunk are relatively thick, and from the roots upward, the scales are stacked. They are simple yet full of vitality. Preliminary idea: there are multiple branches at the top of the crown, which can be handled by layering. The overall trend of the whole tree is twisting and turning. The upper branches and foliage are mainly "gathered." The lower layer of the upper branches and the upper branches and foliage form a preliminary shape, change the pot (fill the pot with soil), and clean the pot surface into a "scattered" style. The whole tree shape is imposing and can be used as a "cloud type." The upper and lower branches of the rear tree are horizontal and level, and the lower branches have already turned toward the front side, becoming candidate "floating branches." The longer side branches at the upper top can be transferred to the "extension branch" of the trunk for use at the top, and the remaining branches are cut and trimmed into cloud-like side branches.
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What is the difference between the Happiness Tree and the Peace Tree? A quick guide to tell them apart
These are two completely different trees. The former belongs to the genus Radermachera, while the latter belongs to the genus Cinnamomum. The former is somewhat shorter than the latter, the former does not grow hairs, and the latter can give off a fragrance. The former is better suited to high-temperature regions, while the latter is less tolerant of drought than the former. Both can be used as medicine, but their effects are different: the former is mainly used to treat injuries and the like, while the latter is mainly used to dispel cold and resolve blood stasis.
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