Destroy Chili. Look.

I only saw that its leaves lost their green, but I didn't expect it to be a red spider; I just think it is very old, because spicy plants are perennial herbs (this is a very interesting statement, biologists are also linguists). This pepper tree has been growing for a year, and it seems to have reached the end of its life, but it was unexpectedly a pest disaster. I have also observed from a distance, but my eyes seem to be presbyopia. Yesterday, when I picked up the flowerpot and studied it carefully, I suddenly found that the back of the leaves was covered with red spiders. The leaves had been gnawed with yellow spots, and many leaves withered, including some new buds that were about to bloom.

This kind of corner was originally raised as a bean. My friend planted it and told me it was Kandou. Hardly had I broken ground when I received the flowerpot. I also have a desire to raise this kind of flower, and I like it very much. Because there are many trees in a flowerpot, according to the position and the strong degree of seedlings, occasionally some trees are dropped, only one tree is left, and only one tree can be left in a flowerpot. Later, when I moved the flowerpot, I unfortunately broke the tip of the flower seedling, but after all, there was still a chance to grow new buds, which made me care more. Looking back now, this pepper tree is really unlucky. In the following summer vacation, due to the negligence of the caretaker, when I returned to school, I was almost exhausted because of lack of water. Fortunately, it is not completely dehydrated, so hurry to rescue it. Some flowers, such as asparagus, are hopeless once they lose water. The vitality is really strong. After the water poured, it slowly slowed down, getting stronger every day. Before the seedlings were full of flowerpots, the white flowers opened.

Many people saw it and said how I planted a pepper. I seriously corrected that it was beans. My heart is very practical.

The first flowering is in winter, which may not be the season of fruit, but it falls after flowering. After the winter vacation, spring returns to the earth, the weather gets warmer gradually, and the flowers bear fruit slowly. I didn't study it carefully at first, but when the fruit became bigger (smaller) day by day, I found it was not round (the beans must be round). Look at another pot of flowers. The real beans have blossomed and borne fruit. Only then did I know that the flower originally used for bean maintenance was actually pepper, which really belonged to the Capsella family. Facts speak louder than words, and then I admit that it is a "pepper".

The triangular fruit slowly turned yellow and red, and began to look good.

The fly in the ointment is that almost all the leaves are a little pale and not so green. If these bright red fruits are set off by green leaves, they will be more lovely. Red and green are a perfect match for nature.

No regret medicine. We can only learn a lesson, we must study the problem seriously, and we can't be a little self-righteous. From this, I feel that when I cut flowers, I sometimes feel too confident and anxious. When the cut branches shrink and dry up (the protective layer formed at the cut will not be eroded by germs, but also conducive to rooting), they are hastily buried in the soil, resulting in long-term failure to take root or die. In fact, even if it is a good living branch, it is best to cultivate it in water first and then transplant it into the soil as soon as possible to become a single plant. Otherwise, even if I don't die, I will go through a long seedling period, which may last for several months. I have actually met it. Then there is the preparation of flower soil. Sometimes, in order to make some flowers grow quickly, they are directly cultivated in fertile soil, but it may be that there are too many nutrients in them, and the concentration of soil solution is higher than that of plant intracellular fluid soaking solution. Stubborn flowers can only stand up and die, but they don't grow. Flowers with weak vitality only have a dead end. This is a painful lesson!

Behind an uncomplicated thing, there are countless rich details. A seemingly simple thing often needs enough energy.