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How to Grow Velvet Plant: Avoid Direct Strong Light and Keep Up with Watering
Summary Soil: The velvet plant needs fertile, loose, acidic soil. Light and temperature: Avoid overly strong light; in summer and early autumn, shade the velvet plant. The most suitable growing temperature is 18°C-25°C. Water: During the growing season, provide sufficient water
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6 things to note when planting hardy kiwifruit, learn them early to avoid problems later
When planting hardy kiwifruit, pay attention to choosing slightly alkaline loam or sandy soil with moderate pH for planting, generally planting around March each spring, or around October in autumn, or you can choose a suitable planting time according to the local climate. When planting, you should also
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How to prevent frost damage in plum trees? Key technical points for frost prevention when growing plum trees
Frost injury and freeze damage refer to the phenomenon in which the soil and plant surface temperatures drop to 0°C or below 0°C for a short time at night during the growing season, or when frost occurs, causing damage to the young and tender parts of fruit trees. In China, the average annual area affected by frost damage reaches 340,000 km2, and in the worst year it reached 7
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What are the key points to note in bamboo rat farming? Master the essentials to avoid detours
Bamboo rats have been farmed on a large scale in China and have become one of the farming industries with economic benefits. Key points to note in bamboo rat farming: 1. Keep them warm at low temperatures and control the temperature difference (within 6 degrees is best). Avoid cold wind invasion and improve air quality. Humidity is best between 45% and 75%. Regular disinfection, once every 30 days, generally for 3 consecutive days, using more than two types of disinfectants (with low irritation) to prevent bacteria from developing drug resistance.
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A Beginner's Guide to Loach Farming: Get Started Easily and Avoid Detours
For a long time, whenever it comes to loach, my mind has always been full of thoughts. I have always wanted to present my views on loach breeding, farming, and the market little by little in written form, but what word should I type next? It is so hard, and I do not know how to begin. I know
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What to Do When Eggplant Plants Develop Dead Leaves
When growing eggplant, yellowing leaves are bound to appear, and while some cases can be relieved simply by applying a little fertilizer and watering, others require medication for control. So what should be done about dead leaves on eggplant? 1. What to do about dead leaves on eggplant? When dead leaves first appear on eggplant,
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How long after applying herbicide should it not rain to avoid affecting the efficacy?
After applying herbicide, if it rains, do you need to re-spray? Many friends have this question in mind. If you don't re-spray, you worry that the rain will wash away the solution and it won't be effective; if you do re-spray, you worry about causing herbicide damage. So how long after applying herbicide is it safe from rain? After spraying, generally after
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How to Grow Echeveria agavoides 'Ebony'? Detailed Care Methods and Tips
The Ebony discussed today is not the precious wood, but a succulent of the genus Echeveria, a plant with leaves arranged in a rosette. Below, I will explain how to grow it. How to grow Ebony? 1. Soil Ebony generally grows on cliff faces, and Ebony is not picky about soil mix; loose, breathable soil is all it needs. But before planting, it is best to add appropriate fertilizer.
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Will Dexon burn seedlings? Use it correctly to avoid phytotoxicity
Using an excessive amount of Dexon will cause seedling burn. In addition, Dexon is a toxic and flammable pesticide, so protective measures must be taken during use. How to use Dexon: 1. Control of vegetable diseases For seedling blight and damping-off, 160 g of 2.5% powder can be mixed with 20 times its amount of fine soil to prepare medicated soil for uniform broadcasting;
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A detailed guide to the planting methods and key technical points for wheatgrass
Seed selection: choose high-quality seeds and avoid old or bad seeds to reduce planting risks. Germination: before planting wheatgrass, soak the seeds to speed up germination and increase the germination rate. Sowing: use drilling or broadcasting, then cover with 1-2cm of soil. Watering and fertilizing: according to growth conditions
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