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Wuhan base sells 400 jin of perilla a day: how to eat it, its benefits, and its growing value
Recently I came across something interesting: a growing base in Wuhan sells nearly 400 jin of perilla every day! The comment section immediately lit up with discussion. Some said, "Other than stir-frying with snails, I have no idea how else to eat it, and there's a dense patch of it right at the door." Others asked, "Besides adding flavor, does this stuff have any other uses?"
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Can sweet potato leaves really sell for several hundred yuan per jin abroad?
Today I heard something really outrageous. Someone said that sweet potato leaves grown on their rooftop at home can actually sell for several hundred yuan per jin abroad! This is way beyond my understanding. Do you all think this is true or false? I quickly went online to check, and it turns out there really is such a thing, but it's not that exaggerated. On mainstream Chinese e-commerce platforms and
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Kunming roses sell over 6 million stems on Valentine's Day
Recently, according to media reports, with the arrival of Valentine's Day in recent days, some cut flowers have also gained popularity among many consumers, with roses being especially popular. Relevant data shows that the Kunming Flower Auction Center has a daily average trading volume of up to 4.5 million stems, with the highest single-day trading volume exceeding 6 million stems. The best-selling varieties are mainly
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Premium fruit isn't selling! Pagoda expects a loss of nearly 400 million yuan
Recently, Pagoda issued a profit warning announcement, expecting the company's owner loss for last year to reach 350 million yuan to 400 million yuan, turning from profit to loss. Regarding the loss, the company officially stated it was mainly due to weak consumption and high store rents. At the same time, last year the company completed the implementation of the "High-Quality Fruit Expert and Leader" new strategy set at the beginning of the year
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Is Philodendron selloum toxic?
Philodendron selloum, also known as Philodendron 'Xanadu' and Philodendron bipinnatifidum, is a common ornamental plant in tropical and subtropical regions.
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Behind the Phalaenopsis price drop: why are Lunar New Year flowers selling so well in Zhengzhou?
As the Spring Festival approaches, the flower market in Zhengzhou, Henan is buzzing with activity, and sales of Lunar New Year flowers are booming. Amid the profusion of blooms, many residents have noticed that the Phalaenopsis, once known as the "aristocrat of flowers," has quietly seen its price loosen this year, with some varieties even dropping sharply. What exactly lies behind this?
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The Benefits and Effects of Roselle and How to Grow It in Pots, plus Precautions
Roselle, also known as the roselle hibiscus, is a tall plant that usually grows to 1 to 2 m. Its flowers are purplish-red and extremely vivid, with petals in a distinctive triangular shape that gives the bloom a truly unique form. The calyx is fleshy and cup-shaped, deep red in colour, and is a high-quality material for making herbal tea. Native to tropical and subtropical regions, roselle
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The efficacy and function of roselle.
Roselle, also known as Hibiscus sabdariffa. Its plant is tall and can usually grow to 1 to 2 meters. The flowers are purplish-red and extremely bright. The
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Trending Flowers Roundup: The Most Popular and Best-Selling Varieties on the Market Right Now
Since online information began spreading widely, some unique and creative flowers have been embraced as internet sensations in recent years. Below, the editor has gathered several recently trending flowers, so come and see if any of them is your dream flower. Air plants: The name alone sounds novel, and it is a special plant in the pineapple family (Bromeliaceae).
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Yuchi Farmers' Association Holds Public Tasting of Sun Moon Lake Black Tea, Helping Tea Farmers Sell 7,000 Jin
To make black tea purchasing more transparent and objective, the Yuchi Township Farmers' Association in Nantou County has continued to hold public black tea purchasing this year. Association chairman Liu Qixing pointed out on the 16th that because the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the finances of many tea farmers this year, the farmers' association must take the lead in vigorously marketing Sun Moon Lake black tea, so
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