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This flower is easier to grow than pothos, has a unique flower shape, blooms for over 200 days, and looks truly beautiful when trained into a bonsai.
The flowering plant I'm sharing with you today is Bleeding Heart Vine (Clerodendrum thomsoniae). It is even easier to grow than pothos, blooms for over 200 days, and can also be trained into a bonsai. Its flower shape is unique, and when it blooms it looks like little creamy-white "carambola fruits." At the cracks on their tips...
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School Crossing Guards Trained, Taichung Mayor Hu Chih-chiang On Hand to Cheer Them On
(Taiwan Business News) The Taichung City Government Education Bureau yesterday (the 22nd) held the second session of "Professional Training for Elementary and Junior High School Crossing Guard Volunteers" at the Chaogang City International Gourmet Restaurant, with more than 1,200 people attending. Mayor Hu Chih-chiang presented certificates of appreciation to the volunteers and also cheered them on. Mayor Hu yesterday...
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Why should autumn-crop watermelon vines be trained in time?
Autumn-crop watermelon vines must be trained in time
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The easiest houseplant to grow: easier than pothos, blooms all year round, with beautiful flower colors, and can even be trained as a bonsai
Introduction: Green plants and potted plants have become essential decorative items in home life. Keeping some flowers and plants at home has many benefits: it beautifies the room and also lifts the mood and cultivates the character. "Huasheng Potted Plant Diary, Issue 1087" introduces you to a super easy-to-grow houseplant...
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These flowers die as soon as they get rained on, so hurry and move them indoors before all your care goes to waste
Most flower lovers prefer to care for their flowers outdoors. Plenty of sunlight and good ventilation are both very beneficial to the growth of flowers. But especially in this rainy summer, the care of these 5 kinds of flowers requires extra...
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These 5 flowers die as soon as they get rained on, and it will be too late if you don't move them back indoors
In spring, flower lovers like to keep their plants outdoors, since plants grow better after being exposed to wind and sun. But summer means the rainy season, and if these 5 flowers are still left outdoors, be careful, they may all die!
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These 5 flowers get root rot as soon as they are rained on; keep them indoors to be safe
In spring, flower lovers like to put their plants outdoors to care for them, since flowers grow better after being exposed to wind and sun. But summer means the rainy season, and if these 5 flowers are still left outdoors, be careful, they may all die off! Dahlia Flower Growing Guide Root rot from rain:...
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Just because it rained on your succulents, should you move them indoors? Watch out for black rot
12th?Foreword Qian Yan Love succulents, love life (WeChat ID: duorou91) Reply "Community" and 200K succulent lovers together show off! Reply in the backend with "Beautiful Succulents," "Summering, Watering, Leaf Cuttings, Soil Mixing, Pest Removal, Black Rot" to view related...
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Is the peony a woody plant? An introduction to the botanical characteristics of the peony
The peony flower has gorgeous colors and an elegant, unrestrained air. It is divided into over a hundred varieties according to different colors. Its flowers are large and fragrant, and it is known as the "national beauty and heavenly fragrance." Since ancient times, the peony flower has been acclaimed as the king of flowers, and it has inspired a wealth of cultural and painting works.
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Why do roses always bloom more in other people's gardens? Have you trained yours?
Perhaps many flower lovers who grow climbing roses at home will from time to time have this confusion: why does my rose grow so vigorously, with leaves so dense it looks like a big tree, yet when it comes time to bloom it only opens a few scattered...
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