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Impatiens Observation Diary: A Full Record of the Planting and Growing Process
Spring is a good season for sowing impatiens. On March 15 I planted the impatiens seeds. (Cut a beverage bottle open at the 1/3 point, punch a few holes in the bottle cap, put water in the bottom of the bottle, fill the bottle neck with loose soil, plant the impatiens seeds, and invert it into the bottle bottom; this keeps the soil moist.
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Zinnia Planting Diary: A Full Record from Sowing to Blooming
Everyone knows that the ideal temperature for zinnia seeds to sprout is between 20-25°C, and under normal conditions they will sprout 1 week after sowing. To verify this process, we are sharing a zinnia planting diary so we can all witness it together
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What Happens If You Don't Repot a Bonsai? My Experiment Record
According to traditional thinking, a bonsai should be repotted every two to three years or every four to five years. This heavy task consumed a great deal of manpower, materials and time. Especially for large-scale production and collection units, repotting became an even bigger burden. At first, I also repotted every three to four years, and while it was tiring and troublesome,
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Plant records: Pyrethrum is the most famous insecticidal plant
Pyrethrum is a perennial herbaceous plant in the Asteraceae family, with the understated elegance, freshness and distinctiveness typical of Asteraceae plants. Yet this beautiful plant happens to be a deadly nemesis of mosquitoes and other pests. It turns out that pyrethrum contains pyrethrin and cinerin; pyrethrin, also known as pyrethroid, is a colorless, viscous oily liquid
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Record of a subsidized dental implant case: The complete process of precise, painless dental implantation for Mr. Lu
"I had no teeth before, so every day I had to cook meals until they were very soft before I could eat. I never imagined that at this age I could still chew hard food and eat normally. I am very...
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Real photos of black millet cultivation, a true record of field growing
Black millet is usually greenish-green or greenish-black in color, and was called green grain in ancient times. It has long been known as the king of nutrition among grains, with a digestion and absorption rate as high as 97.4%, and it is especially rich in...
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Why can Pandun soybean challenge the Guinness record?
Pandun soybean was developed by Comrade Gao Xuehuan through distant hybridization, using "Swan Egg" soybean as the female parent and iron-pod pumpkin as the male parent. This achievement has been legally examined by the National Intellectual Property Administration and was publicly announced in the China Patent News on July 7, 2004, with patent publication number 02135997.0. The characteristics of this soybean are determinate podding, indeterminate branching, automatic topping, and pods formed in spikes. It has excellent yield potential, mainly for the following reasons: First, the plant height is about 1.6 m, with exceptional plants reaching 2 m. The basal diameter of the main stem is generally 2 to
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