As temperatures rise and sunlight intensifies in summer, roses gradually enter a semi-dormant state. It's essential to strengthen care and management efforts to ensure their safe summering. Here are the key points:
Nine Miles Fragrance, also known as stone pepper or Nine Autumn Fragrance, is an evergreen shrub of the Rutaceae family. It can sometimes grow into a small tree-like form. With its elegant posture, beautiful branches and leaves, and rich fragrance, here are the planting techniques for Nine Miles Fragrance:
Buddha's Hand succulents, a hybrid variety of the Crassulaceae family, are characterized by elongated, rounded leaves and can grow into a drooping shape over the years, making them ideal for household potting. Pruning is crucial when caring for Buddha's Hand succulents. Here's an overview of pruning techniques and considerations:
Trailing petunias, also known as hanging petunias, are a type of ornamental flowers native to Mexico. Their cascading flowers resemble tiny lanterns, making them popular for balcony, windowsill, and study room decoration. But how do you propagate trailing petunias? Let's find out.
Milan flowers are known for their delightful fragrance and cute yellow blossoms that adorn the lush green leaves, making them perfect as ornamental plants. Milan flowers can be grown not only in soil but also in water. Below, we'll introduce the method for hydroponic Milan cultivation. Let's take a look.
Golden Phoenix Flowers, a recent addition to the floral world, belong to the family of Ixora plants. Evergreen throughout the year, their flowers bloom in vibrant orange-red hues with golden yellow edges, resembling flaming phoenixes. Below are the cultivation methods and care tips for Golden Phoenix Flowers:
Many pig farmers have encountered the issue of sow's milk backflow after weaning. This phenomenon can lead to decreased appetite, breast swelling, and slow body recovery in sows. Let's explore the reasons behind sow's milk backflow:
Many farmers want to confirm whether their ewes are pregnant to ensure proper management. Some signs indicate pregnancy in ewes, but how can you be sure? And what should you consider once a ewe is pregnant? Let's find out.
During autumn grazing, sheep are prone to overeating maize and other grain crops, leading to digestive issues such as ruminal impaction and acidosis. Here's how to handle it:
Osteoporosis, also known as osteomalacia, is a chronic systemic disease caused by calcium and phosphorus metabolism disorder in adult cattle, mainly affecting newly purchased dairy cows, especially those in late pregnancy or shortly after calving. Here's how to prevent osteoporosis in dairy cows in spring:
