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Growing water spinach in pots on the balcony: pick and eat as much as you want, no need to buy
Nowadays, more and more friends like to grow some vegetables in pots at home. While greening the environment, they can also harvest healthy, pollution-free vegetables, killing several birds with one stone. So which vegetables should you choose for balcony vegetable gardening? Today we will...
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The flowers of the pincushion plant resemble wheels spinning in the wind
Pincushion plant Evergreen shrubs (a few are small trees), generally between half a meter and five meters tall. The leaves are whorled, mostly needle-like or lance-tipped, with edges or only the leaf tips serrated, and a tough, leathery texture. The dense inflorescences are very striking, and...
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This leafy vegetable tastes better than Malabar spinach, stays highly productive even without sun, and can grow several meters in a year
Madeira vine, also called heartleaf madeiravine, is a perennial climbing plant, especially common in the south. It is very easy to grow and grows extremely fast, making it a plant that looks good in the living room and works in the kitchen. Most of the time its leaves are emerald green, and it also blooms small white flowers,...
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What are the characteristics of New Zealand spinach? A complete guide to this crop
New Zealand spinach is a plant in the Aizoaceae family, and it is actually often called sea spinach. It has considerable edible value, and its stems and leaves can be eaten.
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Do you really know Malabar spinach? A complete guide to this vegetable
Malabar spinach is a herbaceous plant, and many people now like to grow it on their balconies for the purpose of eating it. Malabar spinach is quite delicious.
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Identification and Control of Aulacaspis pseudospinosa Infestation on Orchids
Orchid Pests: Aulacaspis pseudospinosa
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In 2018, New Zealand spinach will become a popular vegetable
As New Zealand spinach gains more attention, it has become increasingly popular lately, and its price has been rising along with it. This is also because New Zealand spinach has a long growth cycle: from sowing to full growth generally takes three to five years, whereas succulents, such as those in the Crassulaceae family, propagate very quickly from leaf cuttings, and their prices...
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