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Half-dead flowers tossed into water for hydroponics: brought back to life, exploding with growth
A few days ago, one of Huahua's kalanchoes accidentally got watered too much, and the whole plant became more and more wilted, with the roots rotting away too. What to do? Hurry up and learn a trick from Huahua: toss the nearly dead flower into water, and this problem is solved right away!
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How to care for a ginseng ficus in winter: do these things well and it will make it through the cold season safely
If you want it to get through the harsh winter safely, you must be extremely attentive. Before winter arrives, prune it to protect it from the cold; besides that, move it to a warm indoor spot and give it a growing environment above 20°C. Its ability to withstand severe cold is not sufficient, so if conditions allow, it is best to move it to a heated spot so it can get through the winter safely.
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Primary agricultural processed foods to be brought under regulation; dedicated law for small-scale processing aims to be completed this year
Primary agricultural processed foods are to be regulated by the Council of Agriculture, with efforts to complete a dedicated law for small-scale agricultural processing this year
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Is Acorus calamus poisonous? Let us walk you through the toxicity of Acorus calamus
Acorus calamus, also known as wild calamus, mountain calamus and so on, is a perennial herbaceous plant with a flowering period from June to September. Many friends find this name unfamiliar, but in fact you may have seen it often. It mainly grows beside ponds and paddy fields. As children, we often played near ponds and other places, and we would always see clumps of taller green "water grass" - yes, that is Acorus calamus. Today let us talk about whether this plant is poisonous.
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How to care for blue plumbago (Plumbago auriculata) in winter? Master these methods to get it through the winter safely
I wonder if you have ever heard this lovely flower's name; it instantly brings to mind blue, sparkling, glistening snowflakes. To be honest, plants with beautiful names often live up to them quite well, and the feeling they give people is also quite pleasant. But beautiful flowers are delicate, and it is hard to say how they should fend for themselves in winter. Of course, this depends on the owner's wishes, so let us briefly introduce how to care for this flower in winter.
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5 water-loving flowers that thrive the more you water them, and wilt at the slightest drought
Many flower lovers like to give their plants a little water now and then, never realizing that some flowers dislike water, and the more you water them, the faster they die! What to do then? Don't worry, today I'm here to recommend X kinds of flowers that especially love water, growing more vigorously the more you water them, filling out the pot in no time!
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Orchids and Zhang Xueliang: A Life of Expressing Emotion Through Orchids
After General Zhang Xueliang arrived in Taiwan, his first public appearance was at a flower show at the Taipei Children's Recreation Center in the 1960s. Thereafter, whenever the season of blooming orchids came around at year's end and the beginning of the year, orchid nurseries in Taipei would often receive a phone call: "An elderly Mr. Zhao is coming to admire the flowers." About half an hour later, a sedan would pull up, and out would step...
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Detailed Guide to Watering Orchids Through the Twenty-Four Solar Terms
(1) Start of Spring, Rain Water: Spring orchids have already bloomed, so the soil should not be too dry; moisten it slightly along the edge of the pot; if the autumn pot has not dried down to the bottom, do not water. (2) Awakening of Insects: When the spring orchid pot has dried halfway (dry on top, firm below), you may moisten with water, but not too much; the same applies to autumn orchids. (3) Spring Equinox: The spring orchid has finished blooming and dislikes dampness; when the pot is half dry, you may moisten...
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What orchid monographs have existed through the ages? A survey of Chinese orchid classics in one article
"Jinzhang Lanpu" (Orchid Manual of Jinzhang), 1 volume, by Zhao Shigeng, Song dynasty, 1233. Zhao Shigeng was a native of Fujian in the late Southern Song. 1. "Baichuan Xuehai" reprinted edition, Xinji; 2. "Shuoruo" Wanwei Shantang edition, volume 103; 3. "Xiangyan Congshu" vol. 9; 4. "Guoxue Zhenben Wenku" vol. 1; 5. "Qunfang Qingwan"; 6. "Siku Quanshu", Zibu, Pulü category; 7. "Shuoruo"...
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