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Shanghai Rushes to Plant 80,000 Mu of Leafy Green Vegetables to Solve Local Vegetable Supply Difficulties
Nongxun Network reports that at the Shanghai municipal COVID-19 prevention and control work press conference held this morning (the 17th), Lu Zhengrong, deputy director of the Shanghai Municipal Agriculture and Rural Affairs Commission, explained the measures for increasing the local vegetable supply. First is to strengthen the rush planting of vegetables. Shanghai's municipal and district levels have introduced some supportive policies, encouraging
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Don't rush to throw away a dying ZZ plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) - learn this trick and it will grow like crazy
Many plant lovers think that once spring arrives, everything is growing, and their ZZ plant should be no different, only to find that it has recently been in a very bad state, with yellowing leaves, leaf drop, root rot and so on, almost dying, and after looking at it for a while they really want to throw out the pot and plant together. When this happens...
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Don't rush to throw away a dying flower. Feed it a little "medicine" and it may not only come back to life but also burst with growth.
These days many people are starting to grow flowers, partly to make the home environment look fresher, and partly to help purify the air at home. Many people may think that growing flowers is just simply watering and loosening the soil, but in fact, growing...
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What are the characteristics of softstem bulrush? A detailed explanation of its morphological features and growth habits
[Softstem bulrush] Characteristics of softstem bulrush
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Green plum blossoms fall like swirling snow, and the fallen petals, brushed from the car, soon cover it again.
Have you encountered a scene like this lately: in the morning, as you get ready for work and walk to your car (parked outdoors), you find the roof and the front and rear windshields covered with tiny, milky-white petals, and at the same time, ...
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Repotting a succulent with an old woody stem only takes one pair of tweezers and one small brush, and the longer the stem grows, the sturdier it gets
Spring is here, and plenty of plant lovers are excitedly getting ready to repot their succulents, especially succulents with old woody stems that have grown for several years. If you get careless while repotting and the plant dies on you, there is really no place to buy a regret pill! Huahua will teach you how to repot a succulent with an old woody stem using 1 pair of tweezers and 1 small brush, so the stem grows thicker and sturdier the longer it grows!
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Cabbage planting rush strikes again, supply exceeds warning level by 30% and hits "purple alert," farmers fear a November collapse
Cabbage planting rush erupts again, exceeding the warning level by 30% and hitting "purple alert," professional farmers: November could see a collapse
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5 great uses for cola in gardening, don't rush to throw away expired soda
Have you ever tried pouring cola directly into a flower pot? If you did, your friends would probably suspect you were trying to torture the plant. But with the right...
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Global: ISO expects 09/10 crush season sugar supply gap to narrow to 7.2 million tons
Global: ISO expects 09/10 crush season sugar supply gap to narrow to 7.2 million tons
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US October soybean crush rises to 155.262 million bushels
US October soybean crush rises to 155.262 million bushels
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