Natural gardening: Relationship with insects➁I started gardening on my balcony last fall, using natural cultivation without fertilizers or pesticides.With spring just around the corner, I would like to write about how things have been with insects up until now. Last time here.Natural cultivation gardening: how to deal with pests①. First, let’s look at the Antique
Spring is rapidly getting warmer, and then summer is approaching, but I have no plans for gardening this summer.The only ones I could think of were petunias, which are easy to care for, and Euphorbia Diamondfrost, which I have been keeping together through cuttings.Well, it’s still a long way off, so I thought it would
Beautiful Christmas roseIn the past few days, the cold has returned to Osaka.The frequency of watering has decreased significantly, and the plants seem to be relieved that their rapid growth has stopped. Meanwhile, the beloved Christmas rose is now in its prime. The many buds swell and open, making it very cute. Her downcast profile
current christmas roseThe Christmas roses that are in season now are cute.I am aware that the photos will be all the same,The flowers bloom only now, so I plan to take pictures until I’m satisfied. First, the big picture. The flowers are opening and the buds are swollen and becoming more noticeable. Even those that
Christmas roses are budding one after another. A few days ago, I read somewhere on the internet that “The reason the flowers don’t lift is because the leaves are too thick and there isn’t enough nutrition.”I decided to prune it a little because my plant certainly had more leaves than the other plants and the
Geranium Moonlight “Senbalo”The buds of the newly planted Geranium Moonlight ‘Senbaro’ have swelled and opened today. This is a bud that was originally attached, and I was worried about whether it would bloom.It doesn’t have to bloom, but I was wondering,The day before yesterday, the buds had swelled since I bought them, opened yesterday, and
