Author: Wang Xingmin
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: The book "Flower Cultivation Without Soil in Buildings and Residences" focuses on the new technology of pot culture in soilless cultivation. Since ancient times, flower cultivation has been inseparable from soil. However, with the advancement of science and technology, soilless cultivation technology for flowers has become increasingly perfect. Soilless cultivation of flowers, with its elegant flower quality, cleanliness, hygiene, and water and fertilizer savings, is increasingly favored by flower enthusiasts and people who cultivate flowers in buildings and residences, and has entered thousands of households. Starting from practicality, the book first comprehensively introduces the principles, materials, and methods of soilless cultivation, then selects more than 60 popular and fashionable flowers suitable for building and residential cultivation, and provides detailed introductions to their soilless cultivation methods and management skills. At the same time, the book also introduces flower arrangement techniques to expand people's skills in decorating flowers. The book also explains how to identify toxic flowers and flowers newly discovered to contain carcinogenic substances in recent years, helping everyone avoid harm. The book is accompanied by numerous illustrations, striving to be easy to understand, visually appealing, and scientifically practical.
Flats and apartments: Soilless flower cultivation
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