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Sage ends picture

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Introduction to the sage The tail of the sage is green, and it will become gray later, 1.5-2 cm in diameter, no leaf, 10-14 edges, 15-20 short thorns at 0.5 cm, and the newborn is… 

Suitable for indoor plants

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Rich bamboo Lily Kobya Blood Tree is an evergreen ends, which is very suitable for indoor hydrophilic flowers. The leaves of the rich bamboo are green, the stems are straight, and the round shape is… 

Yamato Jin (Dahejin) Picture Appreciation

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Appreciation of Yamato Jinli Yamajin Echeveria Purpusorum —— Celestial Lotus Flower.The Yamato brocade leaves are widely ovate to the scattered triangle ovate, and are tied into a tight lotus seat. The back of the back… 

Gehua picture appreciation

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Gehua's morphological characteristics There are irregular flat -length circles or slightly flat kidneys, 5-15mm long, 2 to 6mm wide, and 2 to 3mm thick.The sepals are gray -green, the base is connected, the apex is… 

China border town, the most beautiful scenery is here

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East Mongolian Frontier "Moon Bubble" The moon bubble is a lake that is accumulated from flowing water. It is located about 17 kilometers northwest of Taipingtun in the town of Mooreta, Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia. It… 

Fertilizers for Potted Flowers: Choosing a Labeled Product

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Fertilizers for potted flowers vary in nutrient balance and release rate, so the label matters more than a homemade ingredient list. Match the product to the plant and growing medium, and avoid adding raw waste… 

Crested Succulents and Multiple Heads: What Is Different?

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A crested succulent has an altered growing tip, while a plant with several heads may simply have branched or produced offsets. Look at how the stems join rather than counting rosettes from above. Features to… 

Which plants can exercise

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sunflower The sunflower is named because the tender flower plate at the top of the young plant in the early stages of growth will rotate with the sun, so it is named. The movement of…