Fertilizer for succulent plants: how to choose it The fertilizer for succulents must be chosen according to the variety. Coming from areas characterized by a dry, arid and hot climate, succulent plants, also called succulent plants, need fertilizers rich in organic substances, able to favor their development.
INTRODUCTION The exterior of the houses needs to be treated in detail as the interior, because the external appearance is the first thing that catches the eye of the guests who will have the pleasure of being welcomed in a well-furnished environment. For this reason it is good to choose the right garden furniture, in order to obtain a liveable space outside the home that is in harmony with the architectural style and interior furnishings.
Gardenia is a tropical plant from the Madder family. It was bred in the 18th century by Alexander Garden (in honor of the scientist and got its name). In natural habitat, gardenia lives in the subtropics of South Africa and India, in the forests of China and Japan. Today, more than 250 plant species are known: from evergreen shrubs to small trees.
The absinthe The botanical name is artemisia absintium, it is a rhizomatous perennial plant, widespread in nature throughout Europe and used since ancient times for its tonic and purifying properties. From the rhizomatous roots thin erect stems develop, well branched, which with time tend to become woody in the part closest to the ground, the plants grow for about 50-70 cm each year, and with the arrival of cold they dry up, in late autumn.
Peking cabbage or Chinese cabbage and chicken salads combine almost all the necessary micronutrients for humans. Cabbage is a source of healthy fiber that improves digestion and general intestinal health. Chicken is a long recognized source of protein, both among athletes and among ordinary people.
Sorrel is an unpretentious perennial plant rich in vitamins, minerals and organic acids. In some cases, the plant may be damaged and unusable. This happens quite often, but why does this happen? Consider why the leaves become full of holes, who eats sorrel, what exactly needs to be done, how to deal with pests, how to treat the plant so that there are no holes and it does not die?
