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How to care for dahlias in winter? Do these things well for a safe overwintering
How to care for dahlias in winter
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How to care for Christmas cactus in winter? Do these things well to get it safely through the winter
How to care for Christmas cactus in winter
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A detailed guide to winter care for jasmine: do these things well and it will get through winter safely
Winter care methods for jasmine
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Climbing Rose Wintering Methods: Do These Few Things Well for a Safe Winter
Climbing Rose Wintering Methods
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What are the things to note for beginners growing succulents
What should beginners pay attention to when growing succulents
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How to care for hydroponic peace lilies in winter? Do these few things to get them safely through the winter
How to care for hydroponic peace lilies in winter
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Reasonable flower and fruit thinning of bayberry (Chinese bayberry, Myrica rubra) promotes stable and high yields
Bayberry (Chinese bayberry, Myrica rubra) bears fruit mainly on short and medium fruit branches. Because on these two types of bearing branches only the terminal bud is a leaf bud, while the rest mostly differentiate into flower buds, if they are allowed to set fruit naturally, they often bear excessively, the fruits are small and of poor quality, and it easily causes alternate bearing. To achieve stable and high yields, fruit thinning should be carried out. (1) The thinning period is generally in mid-to-late April, after fruit set is determined and before the fruits rapidly swell. (2) Thinning method: out of every 6 bearing branches, keep 3 to bear fruit and thin out 3, and each fruit-bearing branch keeps 2 fruits. (3) Thinning principle: keep fewer on the upper part of the canopy and more on the lower
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Miniature bonsai are petite and exquisite, revealing the beauty of nature within a tiny space.
For the selection of small stumps, choose plants with strong vitality that are easy to tame into trunks and twisted, varied forms. Also pay attention to selecting varieties with small leaves, strong sprouting ability and shade tolerance. 1. Seek out old trunks and small branches of varied forms on a certain tree stump for air layering (that is, sleeve propagation), mostly carried out in early to mid-March during the plum rain season. 2. Seek out tree stumps with well-developed bare roots, and near their root area select crooked, ancient-looking, robust ones with small branches and bare roots, and separate them from the tree stump (best done in late autumn), but do not transplant them immediately; wait until the following spring when the separated plants sprout and grow branches.
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