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Causes of and Solutions for Black Rot on Rose Stems in Summer
Roses are known as the queen of flowers, with their many varieties, diverse colors and long blooming period, so in recent years more and more people have taken up growing roses. But summer is the season when roses are most prone to illness, and a moment of carelessness during cultivation can lead to...
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Moss rose is impossible to kill, and you can root more than 20 varieties from a single snipped stem
If any flower rules the summer, it has to be the moss rose! Snip off a small stem and it will root, and it blooms in about ten days, truly a flower that just won't die. And this year there are so many varieties, come take a look with Huahua~ Moss rose varieties The moss roses of today are...
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Exclusive interview with new Director-General of the Agriculture and Food Agency Hu Chung-yi: Taking office at a critical moment to transform the agricultural system
[Exclusive Interview] How do you make a heavy elephant dance? New Director-General of the Agriculture and Food Agency Hu Chung-yi takes office at a critical moment to transform the agricultural system
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Golden pothos cuttings have a clever trick: lay a bundle of bare stems on the soil and they will fill the pot in 3 weeks
Fellow plant lovers surely know that cuttings are a common way to propagate plants. Golden pothos, Chinese rose, snake plant, gardenia, camellia, ivy and others are generally propagated by cuttings. The cutting methods are much the same, and the results are also...
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A single stem of asparagus fern can grow into a new plant, so don't waste the pruned branches and leaves
To propagate asparagus fern, sowing is not the only way - cuttings work too. One stem grows one plant, so the pruned branches and leaves shouldn't be wasted. Asparagus fern stays green all year round, with emerald leaves in clear layers and an elegant, refined look, making it highly ornamental,...
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How should you deal with an unhealthy root system in succulents to promote growth?
When a plant has been growing in its original pot for some time, it usually needs repotting or a soil change; there are many reasons for repotting and changing the soil, such as repotting to check the roots for pests and diseases, or simply moving the plant to a larger pot, and the interval can be as short as...
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Don't throw away the stems of this vegetable - it's a nemesis of high blood pressure, and you can grow it in a pot at home
Everyone has eaten taro, but when it comes to taro stems, they are usually thrown away. It turns out that taro stems are just as good - when I was little, they made a particularly delicious dish, and I haven't eaten them in a long time. Seeing others dig up taro and throw away all the stems...
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Reviving the Culture of Rice Terraces: Japan's Owner System Helps People Own a Rice Terrace
Own a Rice Terrace of Your Own! Japan's "Owner System" Drives the Revival of Rice Terrace Culture
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What are the common causes of stem rot in orchids?
It can be said that stem rot is a headache that makes orchid lovers pale at the mere mention of it. A couple of years ago my orchids also suffered from stem rot, and this kind of pathogen is simply maddening to treat. From some cases of orchid death, the following situation usually occurs...
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Snap off a pothos stem, chop it into 8 segments, and it will fill a pot in a month
When it comes to cuttings, many flower lovers shake their heads. The weather is so hot now, how can you take cuttings? Won't they just die as soon as you try? Actually, there are several kinds of flowers that must be propagated by cuttings while summer humidity is high. The hotter it is, the higher the survival rate. Hurry...
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