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A plant whose fruits look like balloons, whose seeds wear heart-shaped caps, and whose flowers and leaves are equally unusual
Last time we talked about how the sepals of the cut-leaf mallow regather at the fruiting stage, turning into a "lantern" with purplish-black stripes. Not long ago I also came across the balloon vine, whose fruits look just like lanterns too. [Balloon vine Cardiospermum halicaca...
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Everyone has eaten the king of fruits, but few recognize the tree whose valuable wood sinks the moment it hits water.
In the scorching summer, the sun's blazing heat drains people of their energy, and in such high temperatures, it seems all joy comes with steam rising off it. At times like this, I love to push open the window and take a look outside at the lush greenery, and my mood instantly lifts. Oh, look at those red fruits weighing down the branches...
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A fruit whose peel and pit can both be eaten is a treasure from head to toe; its seeds sprout as soon as they touch soil, and a potted plant can hang heavy with fruit on every branch.
This fruit is called wampee, and July and August are exactly when it ripens. Wampee is unlike ordinary fruit: you can eat not only the flesh but also the peel and the pit, the whole fruit is edible, and it is rich in nutrients, a treasure from head to toe. Wampee...
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Prevention and treatment of a dairy cow that cannot stand up after calving and whose hind legs cannot be straightened
Prevention and treatment of hind legs that cannot be straightened and inability to stand up, and of a dairy cow that cannot stand up after calving
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Plants whose leaves root as soon as they touch soil: the more diligent you are, the easier you kill them; the more you ignore them, the more they fill the pot
Sometimes growing flowers calls for a lazy approach. Some plants get killed precisely because their owner is too diligent, for example watering too often, always moving them around, and so on. Sometimes pampering flowers too much is not a good thing. This flower is highly recommended to grow; it really is especially suitable for lazy people...
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9 plants that are naturally unafraid of fire, whose seeds survive burning and which even draw nutrients from flames
The miracle of life in these amazing plants and flowers is that they can keep reproducing even in a blazing fire. Let us take stock of them below: Molly Marquand California Lilac This is a typical West Coast native plant, this kind of...
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How do you save a Leptospermum scoparium whose leaves have dried up and curled?
How to save a Leptospermum scoparium with dried leaves. Leptospermum scoparium leaves drying up and curling.
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A minor star whose fame is no match for Choo Ja-hyun, married her internet-celebrity husband three hours after meeting him
A minor star in a star-manufacturing powerhouse, less famous than Choo Ja-hyun, married her internet-celebrity husband three hours after meeting him. In a star-manufacturing powerhouse like South Korea, Korean stars are basically mass-produced, and the Korean actresses who are relatively well known in China are pretty much just...
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Potted plants whose fragrance beats perfume - grow a few and the whole room fills with scent
Keep a few fragrant plants at home, with a light, subtle scent rather than a heavy one, and you can enjoy their fragrance all year round. Some have fragrant leaves, while others have fresh scent in their flowers, stems and leaves. They not only soothe and relax your mood, but also beaut...
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A wild grass whose roots look like ginseng was once a healing herb in mountainous areas, and now at 35 yuan per jin it has become a cash crop.
Warm reminder: Hemu Report aims to share and popularize information about various plants and their uses, for reference only. If medicinal use is needed, it is recommended to consult a professional physician to avoid problems! Friends who have lived in rural areas surely know that in the rural wild, the most abundant...
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