Kavya Yadav
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Hidden Danger: Chinese Lantern Plant Poisonous
Poisonous Compounds Found in Yellow Lantern Overview of Toxic Alkaloids Yellow Lantern is notorious for being a source of harmful alkaloids. Solanine is the most prominent source. The compound is present throughout the plant, but is particularly present in the berries that are not yet ripe and leaves.
By Kavya Yadavabout a year ago in Lifehack
Discover the Charm of Chinese Lantern Plant Varieties
Description/Taste Chinese Lantern plants are straight stalks with large and heart-shaped, flat leaves that are decorated with white flowers and vibrantly colored bulbous seeds in pods. White flowers have five petals that have a slight bent shape, which ranges from between 1 and 2 centimeters in diameter. As the flower ages it will lose its petals and allow the calyx to grow and cover the growing berry. The calyx that is inflated, often referred to as the seedpod of the plant, is green at first it changes to orange, yellow, and red-orange with the onset of maturity. As the pod matures it also becomes thinner and brittle, with a paper-like consistency typically between 4 and 5 centimeters wide. Chinese Lantern berries average 1 to 2 centimeters and are aqueous, which means they contain numerous tiny white seeds. The berries change in color from bright red to an orange creamy hue as they mature and change in flavor from very acidic and sour to slightly sweet, acidic and tangy when they reach maturity. It is vital to know that only ripe berries can be eaten of the Chinese Lantern plant. the leaves, calyx and stems are considered to be inedible.
By Kavya Yadavabout a year ago in Lifehack
Digging Deep: How Deep to Plant Gladiolus Bulbs?
Gladiolus Winter Hardiness The most common zones of hardiness for standard Grandiflora gladioli(your typical garden gladioli) can be found in zones 8 or warmer. It is nevertheless well-known that if you cover the corms with good mulch it is possible to keep the plants alive even in zone 6 or 7 with specific species like "Nanus Hybrids." In cooler climates glad corms need to be removed, dried, and stored until winter months.
By Kavya Yadavabout a year ago in Lifehack
Exploring the Diverse World of Ranunculus Varieties
Introduction to Ranunculus We invite you to read our complete guide to Ranunculus which is among the more beautiful flowers to be found in the garden. They are known for their vivid multi-layered flowers and numerous colors they are a popular choice for both gardeners and flower lovers. This guide will provide all the information you need to cultivate and maintain the stunning flowers that will provide an impressive display at your home garden.
By Kavya Yadavabout a year ago in Lifehack
Red Creeping Thyme Plants: Transform Your Garden
Thyme is everywhere all over our garden as well as spice cabinets, but the genus of thyme has a lot to be coveted beyond its culinary benefits. Thyme species that grow upright are the most commonly used for kitchen and herb garden usage. While it's not as useful for harvesting culinary use (but it is still edible) The creeping thyme carpets spaces with an abundance of fragrance and color. It also helps to maintain healthy ecosystems in the most challenging areas that the land. There are a variety of this groundcovering plant and species, the red variety is renowned due to its beautiful blooms that cover the ground in deep, wine-like hues.
By Kavya Yadavabout a year ago in Lifehack
Pink Teddy Bear Sunflower: Twist on Garden Elegance
Definition and Characteristics What is Sunflower Teddy? Sunflower Teddy is a specific variety of sunflower, renowned for its compact size and distinctive flower shape. Unlike traditional sunflowers, which often feature a single, large flower head, Sunflower Teddy produces smaller, multi-branched heads that resemble a teddy bear’s face due to their fluffy, round appearance. This unique look, combined with its vibrant yellow or golden petals, makes it a standout in gardens and floral arrangements.
By Kavya Yadavabout a year ago in Lifehack
Unraveling the Beauty of Flower Ranunculus
Ranunculus, with its radiant charm and captivating petals, is more than just a flower; it's a symbol of love and joy. Discover the rich history and significance of this ornamental beauty, from its origins to its role in weddings. Learn about the various ranunculus varieties, each with its own unique charm, and get expert tips on how to grow and care for these enchanting blooms. Join us on a journey through the world of ranunculus, where beauty and symbolism combine to create a delightful floral experience.
By Kavya Yadavabout a year ago in Lifehack
Can Dogs Eat Jamun? Discover the Safety and Benefit
In order to keep our pets happy and healthy, a lot of us love sharing a little of our meals with them. It doesn't matter if it's a tiny piece of apple, or even a few leftovers from a cooked chicken We often ask what foods that are safe for our pets. One fruit that could spark your interest is jamun. Jamun, also referred to as Indian blackberry, also known as black plum is one of the tropical fruits adored for its tangy and sweet flavor. What about dogs eating jamun? Let's look into this in greater detail.
By Kavya Yadavabout a year ago in Lifehack
Sunflower Seeds Benefits for Females: Better Health
Health Benefits of Sunflower Seeds Sunflower seeds, a common snack amongst many Indian households, are not just delicious, they offer a variety of health benefits due to their rich nutritional profile. Here are 10 benefits of eating sunflower seeds:
By Kavya Yadavabout a year ago in Lifehack
Do Sunflowers Need a Lot of Water Daily for Growth
Sunflowers aren't just an attractive addition to your garden, but also contain seed that could be used to make oil and food. Knowing the needs for watering of sunflowers is crucial to their development and growth. This guide will explain the amount of water that sunflowers require to be able to determine if they need a lot of water and give tips on when to ensure they are watered regularly to maintain optimal health.
By Kavya Yadavabout a year ago in Lifehack
Some Best Cucumbers For Pickling By Yourself
**Choose your cuke** There are a variety of cucumbers to choose from and the variety you pick will influence the pickle, so you need to pick carefully. True pickling cucumbers, also known as Kirby pickles, tend to be tiny around 2 inches in length. They have a more thicker skin which is flecked with yellow, green and white, as well as a very few seeds. They have a light and sweet taste when they are raw. I'd recommend them whenever you can, as they are designed for picking. However when you don't grow yourself or are able to access a farmer market or farmstand, you'll be left with cucumbers in the grocery store and are available in two varieties: traditional and English or seeds-free.
By Kavya Yadavabout a year ago in Lifehack
