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Tea and passion fruit may get new pesticide residue standards; Chen Chi-chung: If there's a problem, I'll step down
FDA pre-announces new pesticide residue standards for tea and passion fruit; Chen Chi-chung: If there's a problem, I'll step down
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Common Problems in Pothos Care and the Correct Way to Grow It
Question 1: The office plant is getting more and more wilted, what should I do? It rained a lot a while ago, so I did not water it much, I only misted the leaves a few times - and when I first got it, I put it in the sun - Editor's answer: Although it is early summer, the weather is already very hot...
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How to deal with the common problem of yellowing leaves in anthuriums
If you enjoy growing cut-flower anthuriums, sooner or later you will run into situations such as anthurium leaves turning yellow with scorched edges and drying up, or rotting leaves, and this really does add to the worries of fellow plant lovers. How can these problems be solved? Below, we analyze the sp...
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Bury a few bulbs in the pot of the clivia, the new shoots grow vigorously, and flowering and fruiting are no problem
Clivia is a flower that many people like to grow, but clivia is also quite difficult to grow for gardening beginners, and even some people with gardening experience know that clivia is actually especially hard to grow, basically it is very...
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Ginger has dried out and sprouted after being stored for a long time - what should you do? A few tricks to solve the problem
Ginger has always been an essential seasoning in the home. Sometimes when you buy too much ginger, after leaving it for a while it always shrivels and sprouts, which really affects the taste of the ginger. And sometimes the ginger even grows mold and turns soft, ...
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When succulents are not growing well, repotting them in time makes them less prone to pest problems.
In autumn, many gardening enthusiasts are puzzled about whether they should repot their succulents, when is the best time to repot, and what to pay attention to when repotting? Spring is the growing season for succulents, and at this time succulents grow very fast...
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Pay attention to pepper rot: solve the problem by watching out for these issues
If peppers show signs of rot, you must pay close attention, because it is very likely that pepper blight has occurred. Pepper blight is what we often call "pepper rot", and sweet peppers are especially prone to this disease, and the disease...
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Water your clivia like this in summer, and keeping it for another 20 years won't be a problem
It has been a week since the Start of Summer, and the weather is gradually getting hotter, especially in the southern regions, where temperatures in some places are already above 30 degrees. Did you know? In summer, 80% of flowers die because of improper watering. Don't...
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Camellia keeps dropping leaves? It turns out the problem is in the roots
Camellias are very beautiful, but growing them is not an easy task, and various problems often arise, especially for camellias grown in the north, which are even more prone to disease. Leaf drop is a common poor-growth situation that often happens with camellias. A fellow gardening enthusiast provided photos of leaf drop on their own camellia, and we will take a look together. Today, using this enthusiast's question, let's talk about the problem of leaf drop in camellias.
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Rice "sitting-back" (stunted growth) severely affects yield; only by understanding the causes can you treat the problem correctly
Rice "sitting-back" is what farmers often call rice akiochi (red blight disease), and some also call it "stiff seedling" or "fire wind". Once rice develops sitting-back, it causes very obvious yield reduction, which is also what makes growers...
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