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Watermelon splitting causes heavy losses for growers, but these measures can help you avoid it
The so-called "splitting" of watermelons is also known as fruit cracking. It generally occurs when watermelons are about to ripen or during the ripening stage. At this time, the watermelon rind is relatively tight and brittle. When bumps or excessive rain occur, the growth rate speeds up and watermelon splitting...
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Bonsai Technique: The Brutal Trunk-Splitting Method to Fix Old Stock That Is Thick on Top and Thin at the Bottom
When working with bonsai, you inevitably run into stock that is good in every way except for one fatal flaw: the trunk is thick on top and thin at the bottom, which is absolutely unacceptable in bonsai. So is there any way to fix it? The answer is yes. One option is to use a sacrifice branch...
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Why Are the Leaves of Your Phalaenopsis Orchid Splitting?
Many orchid growers encounter the situation where the leaves of their Phalaenopsis orchid split open, mostly splitting down the middle, and this is especially common in northern regions. First of all, split leaves will not cause fatal harm to the Phalaenopsis orchid...
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Agricultural capitalization threatens China, and the peasantry is splitting apart
Recently, Yan Hairong, a scholar at Hong Kong Polytechnic University, and four young scholars published a striking special feature in Open Times, attempting to voice a view different from the mainstream on the issues of agriculture, rural areas and farmers. In their eyes, Chinese agriculture is undergoing unprecedented change
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