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How to grow succulents like vegetables, a step-by-step guide to getting them into great condition
Dear readers, happy Monday. Time flies so fast, there are only four months left until 2019. Summer is over, how are the flowers at all you gardening friends' homes doing? Today I went to a friend's house to hang out, and the succulents his mother grows completely refreshed my understanding of succulents...
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This rare wild vegetable is more nutritious than milk, a great choice for lowering blood pressure, and it looks good growing too
This plant goes by different names in the countryside; we call it Tianxianmi. To be honest, I am not afraid of being laughed at - in the past, Tianxianmi was mainly used as feed. There were not only wild ones but also homegrown ones, planted in whole patches, everywhere. ...
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Don't Throw Away Melon Rinds and Vegetable Leaves: They're Useful for Washing Dishes, Growing Flowers, and Cleaning Drains
Every household throws away a lot of domestic waste every day, and among it, fruit and vegetable peels and discarded vegetable leaves make up a large part. In our eyes these things are useless garbage, and we naturally just toss them out without a second thought. But did you know? Melon...
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This aristocratic vegetable is called the king of vegetables by foreigners, yet you can eat 10 of them and still not feel full.
Today I want to tell you about a special plant, a plant that grows along the coast. At first glance you would think it is just an ornamental plant, and many people do not know that it is actually edible. This plant is in foreign...
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Succulents with 1 rubber band and 1 vegetable basket: roots grow like crazy with 100% survival
Autumn is here, and Huahua just wants to ask one thing: are your succulents doing okay? But no matter what, the hot weather is finally over. For those leaves you pulled off, or the succulents you beheaded, it is naturally time for them to grow roots! Hurry up and...
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5 vegetables whose roots you should not throw away after eating; grow them in water for 7 days and they become flowers a hundred times more beautiful than pothos
5 vegetables whose roots you should not throw away after eating. Toss them in water and they grow like crazy, becoming flowers in 7 days, a hundred times more beautiful than pothos! 1. Sweet potato - not ivy, but better than ivy. When it comes to sweet potatoes, what is the first thing you think of? Roasted sweet potatoes? Look at the Taiwanese writer Lin Qing...
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This inconspicuous field weed is called the "life-saving vegetable," and it grows like crazy when tossed into a flower pot
This wild plant with purplish-red stems that grows creeping along the ground is purslane (Portulaca oleracea). It has strong vitality and often grows by roadsides, in farmland, and in the mountains and fields, making it an inconspicuous weed in the field. It is generally very common in temperate and tropical regions. Now...
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Don't throw away empty oil drums - use them to grow flowers and vegetables, grow more and save space
Everyone likes to look for shortcuts when doing things, so that they can improve efficiency and get things done as well as expected. Of course, there are shortcuts in growing flowers too, like using rooting water to help cuttings take root, using rice...
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This vegetable is the most suitable for lazy gardeners to grow; apply fertilizer once, water a little, and it can fill an entire pot.
Now that autumn has arrived, it is time to eat more vegetables and fruits. Recently, who knows whether a cold is going around the office, but many people have caught colds. Whenever the seasons change, the number of people catching colds becomes especially high, so Huahua reminds everyone h...
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What vegetables are suitable for planting in September? These varieties are recommended
Garland chrysanthemum: suitable for sowing from late August to October, with an optimum temperature of around 20 degrees. Cowpea: suitable for planting in early September. Tomato: sow from late August to early September, and harvest in November. Cauliflower: plant from September to November each year. Chinese cabbage: suitable for planting from September to October.
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