With the progress of society, many people are busy with their daily lives and, during their free time, prefer to stay at home and enjoy flowers and plants rather than socializing. However, with only a couple of days off, work...

During the New Year, many orchid enthusiasts stop by the Phalaenopsis orchid stalls to admire their beautiful flowers. Each bloom seems like a lively little butterfly fluttering on the branches. Even if casually placed in a corner, it can still...

When you first visit a flower market, the stunning array of flowers can be overwhelming, with countless varieties and a wide range of colors, making it easy to become mesmerized. Among all the beautiful flowers, the Phalaenopsis orchid is one...

Every flower enthusiast hopes that their potted plants will bloom abundantly, but different plants have different characteristics. Some plants simply don’t like to flower, and even with decades of experience, seasoned gardeners may struggle to make them bloom. So, which...

Tomato growers may have experienced this: after transplanting tomato seedlings into the ground, they’re constantly thinking about when to water — when is the best time to water so the seedlings grow strong, without wilting or rotting? In fact, the...

Do tomato growers have this experience? One day, the tomato seedlings are lush, green, and full of vitality, and suddenly, they start wilting, with the edges of the leaves becoming scorched. Some leaves even turn dry and black, feeling crispy,...

Tomato growers may notice that sometimes the roots of the tomato plant don’t behave as expected: either the main root coils together and changes color, or it grows in a spiral shape. In fact, these seemingly abnormal roots have underlying...

Many people growing tomatoes in pots might encounter this situation: the fruit hasn’t fully matured, but the plant starts wilting and slowly withers away, which can be quite worrying. In fact, whether the tomato plant can still survive and how...

Tomato growers may encounter a situation where brown spots suddenly appear on otherwise healthy fruit, which can be quite alarming. What’s going on? In fact, the brown spots on tomato fruit could be caused by diseases, pests, unsuitable environmental conditions,...

When growing tomatoes, you might accidentally damage a seedling and break off the top part. At this point, many people might wonder if the broken tomato seedling can still be transplanted to another place and whether it can continue to...