Keeping greenery in the office: choosing the right flower pot is the key to elevating the overall class

Rural areas have few startup projects, and farmers find it hard to make money. This is now the consensus of most people, but in fact rural areas still have a lot of resources, and if they can be put to good use, farmers may well find good income-generating projects right around them. Office greenery is already a trend, from succulents to potted plants; what used to change was the greenery itself, and now someone wants to change the greenery container.

Stones can be said to be found everywhere in rural areas, and in the past no one would have thought of starting a business and earning more income from stones. If stones are crafted into flower pots like this, they are not only practical but also carry a kind of Zen quality. This Zen flavor fits especially well with traditional Chinese culture. With a pot of greenery like this placed on an office desk, doesn't it feel as if the class suddenly rises?

When choosing a stone flower pot, note that you should first determine whether you are growing a hydroponic or a soil-grown plant. Flower pots used for hydroponics have no holes in the bottom, for example for duckweed, narcissus and the like; fill the pot with water and plant a few seedlings of greenery, simple and easy to do.

If it is a soil-grown plant, choose a stone flower pot with drainage holes in the bottom, so that water does not accumulate in the pot; you can grow asparagus fern, small trees and flowers. Of course, office desk greenery is generally mainly evergreen plants, and deciduous types are generally not considered. Given that office lighting may not be very good, when choosing greenery you should consider the plant's tolerance for shade.

Because of the limitations of the space, office greenery cannot be given organic fertilizer, as the smell after fertilizing will affect the office environment. So try to use ready-made liquid fertilizer or a small amount of odorless chemical fertilizer extract. Office greenery needs frequent care; when yellow or withered leaves are found, cut them off promptly, and if conditions allow, give the plants regular sun exposure; increasing photosynthesis will make the plants more robust.

The farmers here use stones available right at their doorsteps and simple tools to make flower pots with this kind of Zen quality, and they achieve very good economic returns. Farmer friends, in fact you can do it too; in rural revitalization, farmers get rich first. Netizens, what do you think?