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Prospects for using mulberry stalks to grow edible fungi look promising
The Microbiology Experimental Plant of the Guangxi Academy of Sciences Institute of Biology recently invented a technique for growing edible fungi using mulberry branches and stalks, and is carrying out an industrialization demonstration in the sericulture experts' compound in Luoxi Town, Yizhou City, Guangxi. According to professionals, the mulberry stalks left over each year after sericulturists plant mulberry and raise silkworms can, after being processed and crushed, serve as the main raw material for cultivating edible fungi (oyster mushrooms, enoki mushrooms, shiitake mushrooms, jade yellow mushrooms, wood ear mushrooms, etc.), and using the mulberry stalks from each mu to cultivate edible fungi can increase income by more than 2000 yuan. Based on the county (city) with the largest mulberry and silkworm production base in the country
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Causes and Control Methods for Short, Thin, and Hollow Scallion Stalks
During production, various factors can cause the scallion stalk to be short, thin, and hollow, thereby reducing the yield and quality of scallions. I. Causes of short, thin, and hollow scallion stalks 1. Variety type Scallions are divided into two types: long-stalk and short-stalk. The length of the scallion stalk is related to the variety, and long-stalk varieties should be used in production. 2. Soil quality and cultivation conditions The selected plot has heavy clay soil, is plowed shallowly and not finely; during the growing period, intertillage and hilling are not timely, and the soil below the roots becomes compacted; planting is shallow, row spacing is small, base fertilizer is insufficient, and topdressing
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What to do when a clivia gets its flower stalk stuck? Try tying the leaves on both sides and pouring beer into the pot
Gardeners are all familiar with the clivia (Clivia miniata), which has thick, broad leaves that are emerald green and beautiful. But it is precisely because the leaves are large that clivias often suffer from a stuck flower stalk, meaning the flower is trapped by the leaves and cannot open. So what should you do when a clivia gets its flower stalk stuck? It is actually very simple: tie the leaves on both sides together
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What to Do When a Clivia's Flower Stalk Gets Stuck? Causes and Solutions
"Stuck arrow" in clivia (Clivia miniata) means the flower scape is trapped in the gap between the leaves and cannot emerge. The main causes of a stuck arrow are as follows: Unsuitable temperature The optimum growing temperature for clivia is 15 to 25°C; below 15°C, growth becomes poor. Especially before the scape emerges, if the temperature does not reach above 15°C, the flower scape will find it hard to push out.
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How many stalks of lucky bamboo bring wealth? The number carries special meaning
How many stalks of lucky bamboo should you grow to attract wealth?
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What to do if your Clivia doesn't bloom for years? Do these 5 things and it will easily shoot up a flower stalk and bloom
Clivia has thick, plump leaves and dazzling, vibrant flowers. It is so beautiful that people cannot resist growing a few. However, some flower lovers confide that they never get to enjoy the sight of Clivia in bloom, which makes them very sad. The reasons why Clivia does not bloom...
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What to do if your Clivia doesn't bloom? A few tricks to make it shoot up flower stalks quickly
Clivia is easy to keep alive, but getting it to bloom is quite difficult. Many people grow it for years without ever seeing a flower. What is the reason? Let's take a look! While meeting Clivia's basic needs, the number of leaves on one side must reach 12...
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When repotting Clivia in autumn, bury a little fertilizer in the soil - the flower stalk shoots up fast, there are many buds, and the flowers bloom into a ball
Clivia has thick, emerald-green leaves and bright, impressive flowers. When it is not blooming, you enjoy its leaves; when it blooms, you enjoy its flowers. Many flower lovers have grown their Clivia for many years, and it still grows especially lush, blooming abundantly every year. If you want your Clivia to...
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Bury a handful of peanut shells in the pot of your clivia in autumn and winter, and it will shoot up its flower stalk fast, produce more buds and bloom into a ball
Clivia has thick, emerald-green leaves and blooms in bright, striking flowers; when it is not blooming you enjoy its foliage, and when it blooms you enjoy the flowers. Many gardening friends have grown their clivia for many years, and it still grows especially vigorously, blooming abundantly every year. If you want your clivia to...
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Do these 3 things for your Clivia in autumn, otherwise the leaves will twist and the flower stalk will get stuck, making it hard to bloom
In autumn, you need to do "3 things" when caring for Clivia, otherwise the leaves will "twist and the flower stalk will get stuck", making it hard to bloom. Clivia is a very popular houseplant, and many gardening enthusiasts like to keep Clivia at home, because it not only has emerald green...
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