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What farming wisdom is hidden in old planting proverbs?
Plowing must reach dead soil, harrowing must reach crumbly soil, sowing must reach moist soil. Plow one cun deeper, and it equals a layer of manure. Farming without manure is just muddling along blindly. At eight-tenths ripe, harvest ten-tenths; at ten-tenths ripe, lose three-tenths.
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What flower-growing proverbs did our ancestors leave us?
1. Why need to understand every word when gazing at each other? The one who loves flowers most is the one who cherishes them. 2. To grow flowers, first grow the leaves; to grow leaves, first grow the roots. 3. Water flowers with snow water, and they will be both large and beautiful. 4. Do not water when dry; when you water, water thoroughly. 5. Fish water is fertilizer, rice water makes them strong; tap water is fine only after standing overnight. 6. If you do not prune roses, next year's blooms will be sparse. 7. Cut off the calyx of the rose, and the flowers will keep coming without end.
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