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Pepper Seed Treatment by Chemical Soaking: Methods and Key Technical Points
Chemical soaking of seeds. To control pepper anthracnose and bacterial spot disease, pre-soak the seeds in clean water for 5-6 hours, then place them in a 1% copper sulfate solution (that is, 1 gram of copper sulfate mixed with 99 parts clean water) and soak for 5 minutes, then remove them, rinse with clean water, and proceed to sprouting; formalin (40% formaldehyde) at a 150-fold dilution can also be used to soak the seeds for 15 min...
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Rainy weather makes litchi and longan flowers prone to soaking and rotting, growers need to take precautions
The main task at present is to prevent "flush shoots", improve the quality of flower panicles, watch for pests and diseases, and fertilize in time. The high temperature and high humidity weather in February has caused many litchi and longan orchards to produce "flush shoots", greatly affecting flower bud emergence and flower quality. The earlier low-temperature overcast and rainy weather helped the later development of flower buds and the prevention of "flush shoots"...
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Soaking Your Feet in Sichuan Pepper and Ginger Water for a Week, and Your Body Changes This Much
When the seasons are changing, many people catch colds easily. At times like this, you might want to try soaking Sichuan pepper in water to drive out the cold. Not only does it help you get over a cold faster, it can also boost your overall health. And it's not just Sichuan pepper that works for foot soaks - ginger, vinegar and salt can all be used too, and each has different benefits...
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Soaking your feet in Sichuan pepper and ginger for a week, the changes in your body are actually this big
It's the change of seasons, and many people catch colds easily. At times like this, you might as well try soaking Sichuan pepper in water to drive out the cold. Not only do colds get better faster, but it can also strengthen your physique. Not only can Sichuan pepper be used for foot soaking, ginger, vinegar, and salt can all be used too, and their effects are all different. Let's take a look together!
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An avocado pit can sprout roots just by soaking it in water, making it easy to grow into a potted fruit tree.
Among the delicious fruits of summer, many people would never think of the avocado. A lot of people don't like it, but if you dip it in a little soy sauce or salad dressing, it tastes much better. It is very nutritious, and many people just throw away the...
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Autumn cuttings never take? Try soaking them in water for twice the result with half the effort
Lately the weather has been clear and boundless, and the few clouds drifting in the sky make you feel great just looking at them. No more being "steamed" by the heat on the way to and from work every day - this feeling is so comfortable! With such good weather, on the weekend did you...
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This wild grass has a flowering and fruiting period lasting up to half a year, with a rich fragrance, and even a lazy person can keep it alive just by soaking it in water.
This wild grass is called Acorus tatarinowii (grassleaf sweetflag). Those who may have lived in rural areas are quite familiar with it. I remember when I was a child, there was a big pit in the corner of our yard specifically for dumping garbage, and inside it grew several large konjac plants and a ring of lush green Acorus tatarinowii...
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The correct method and steps for soaking and sprouting asparagus seeds
How to soak and sprout asparagus seeds
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Soaking onions in water and using it to water flowers can make them bloom more vividly
People who love growing flowers always run into some tricky problems while caring for their plants. Here I have collected some tips for growing flowers, and I hope they will be helpful to you flower lovers. Aspirin: bringing plants back to life. Anyone who loves growing flowers will run into this problem: the plant stops growing halfway through.
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The correct method for soaking and pre-sprouting black locust seeds before sowing
The method for soaking and pre-sprouting black locust seeds is as follows: the seed coat of black locust is thick and hard, and soaking softens the seed coat so that the seeds absorb water in advance and swell. For pre-sprouting, mix the swollen seeds with moist sand at a specified volume ratio of 3 parts sand to 1 part seeds, and place the mixture in a sunny, sheltered spot to sprout. To prevent the seeds from becoming sticky and spoiling, turn the mixture several times a day. After 4 to 5 days, when one third of the seeds have split open and shown white, take them out and sow.
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