No meat makes people thin and no bamboo makes people full of artistic sense of vulgar asparagus.

I believe that people who raise bonsai must have heard this saying, "it is better to eat without meat than live without bamboo." No meat makes people thin, no bamboo makes people vulgar. "this is what Su Dongpo, one of the eight masters of the Tang and Song dynasties in China, said. Today, the editor told you that, in fact, asparagus raised in this way, is really full of artistic sense. Let's have a look!

Now more and more people are starting to raise potted plants at home. Among them, asparagus is the best choice for many people, because it not only has tall and straight slender stems, slender and elegant leaves, bamboo dance whirling, swaying posture, showing a great aesthetic charm of oriental artistic conception. Because of its upright, hollow, restrained, green seasons and other characteristics, it has been endowed by Chinese writers with personification characteristics such as elegance, uprightness, modesty, integrity, tenacity and perseverance, conveying multiple spiritual and cultural connotations and becoming a unique model of oriental aesthetics.

However, when we plant asparagus in pots at home, we also need to take good care of it. Asparagus prefers warm, humid and half-tone ventilated environment, but asparagus is not particularly cold-resistant or drought-resistant in winter, so we should often water asparagus, but we can't water too much at one time to prevent stagnant water and rotten roots. when we pot asparagus, we generally choose loose and fertile soil with good drainage.

Don't know if you like this kind of asparagus? If you like, you can also try to plant a pot of asparagus at home. Finally, if you like the editor, you can also try to follow the editor. If you have any comments or suggestions, you can leave a message for the editor below.