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This Is The Animal I Used To Make Bitter Melon Give Many Fruits, Super Easy To Apply It seems there might be a misunderstanding or miscommunication. As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, there is no specific animal known for directly influencing the fruiting of bitter melon (Momordica charantia). The fruiting of bitter CONTINUE READING
How To Get Rid of Slugs: 6 Simple Methods That Work! Slugs can wreak havoc on your garden by devouring tender leaves, fruits, and flowers. Thankfully, you don’t need harsh chemicals to keep them at bay. Here are six simple and effective methods to stop slugs and protect your plants naturally. Steps: Motivate Interaction: Which CONTINUE READING
Informative agricultural infographic about different types of insect eggs that can be found on plants. It presents both beneficial and harmful insects, such as: Whitefly: a common pest. Lacewing: beneficial, since it feeds on harmful insects. Ladybugs: also beneficial, predators of pests such as aphids. Red spider: a pest that can damage plants. Green bug: CONTINUE READING
•Roots – Fibrous or taproot system.•Stem – Woody with thorns (prickles).•Leaves -Compound, usually 3-9 leaflets, serrated edges.•Flowers – Typically five petals, various colors (red, pink, yellow), fragrant.•Fruit- Rose hip, varies in size and color.•Common species – Rosa damascena* (Damask Rose), Rosa gallica (Gallica Rose), Rosa chinensis (China Rose).(Ai structure) fbpost2024 #science #studentlife #botany #gk #students CONTINUE READING
There are several Herbs that can grow in Water, both for decoration and for growing edible plants. Some plants can grow perfectly well without soil, absorbing nutrients directly from water. This technique is used in hydroponics, but can also be applied more simply at home. Here is a list of plants that you can grow CONTINUE READING
If you have this leaf in your garden, you actually have gold, but you don’t know it…..The Indian Borage (Coleus amboinicus), also known as Mexican Mint, Cuban Oregano, or Spanish Thyme, is a hardy and aromatic plant with thick, fleshy leaves and a distinctive, pungent aroma. Widely used in traditional medicine, Indian Borage offers a CONTINUE READING
What You NeedOne seed potato (or sprouted potato)Large container (10-15 gallons, with drainage holes)Potting soil or compostFertilizer (optional)WaterSteps easyrecipesforallmembersofgroups
Amaranth, often seen as a common weed, is a highly nutritious plant with numerous health benefits. Here’s a brief summary of its advantages and uses: Health Benefits of Amaranth: How to Use Amaranth: Add young leaves to salads. Sauté or steam leaves like spinach. Use in soups and stews for flavor and nutrition. Blend leaves CONTINUE READING
As a professional gardener, I can describe the Yellow Hibiscus as having brilliant yellow blooms with vibrant red centers, bringing a tropical flair and elegance to any garden. Here’s how to care for this stunning plant: Light: Bright, indirect light to full sun.Water: Keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged.Soil: Well-draining, fertile mix.Temperature: Ideal range CONTINUE READING
Elegantly dressed in pure white, the White Fringed Carnation graces any garden with its sophisticated, ruffled petals that resemble delicate lace. The softly fringed edges of each bloom add texture and depth, creating a serene and timeless beauty that stands out in any floral arrangement.Light: Full sun to partial shade; prefers bright conditions for best CONTINUE READING