Ganoderma Extract (Ganoderma Lucidum
extract/Reishi mushroom extract) is extracted from top-graded organic
shell-broken Ganoderma Lucidum spore powder using advanced modern technology. Spores
are the seeds of Ganoderma Lucidum. When it matures, the spores are released
from the mushroom cap. They are also where most of the nutrients of Ganoderma
Lucidum are contained. In order to allow the nutrients inside the spore powder
to be fully absorbed by human body, we used a patented technology called low
temperature physical shell-breaking technology to crack the cell wall of
Ganoderma Lucidum spore powder.
The Ganoderma we used for this product comes
from our self-built organic Ganoderma farm at Mt. Wuyi. Both the farm and the
GMP workshop have acquired organic certifications from 4 countries and regions
including Chinese, Japan, the US, and the EU. We do not use any type of
herbicide, pesticide, or chemical fertilizer during the whole cultivation
process, delivering the best and safest product to our customers.
By using
extraction technology, we can increase the concentration of Ganoderma
polysaccharides and triterpenes in the product. Reishi Mushroom Powder polysaccharides and
triterpenes both work together to enhance human’s immune system, fighting
against diseases and infections. Also, Ganoderma can help protect the liver,
increase sleep quality as well as relive stress.
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The amount of compound fertilizer and ferrous sulphate can be applied to the foliage in winter. The plants belonging to this species include Monstera, Spring Feather, Alternate Wood, Peachleaf Coral, Asparagus, Umbrella, Hydrangea, Aspidistra. Because of the appropriate amount of nitrogen and iron, potted leaves are rich green and light, while applying a small amount of potassium can increase the ability of the plant to resist cold. The method of fertilization is to bury a small amount of granular fertilizer in potted soil, or pour it into the soil with about 3% of liquid fertilizer, once a month is appropriate.
Seed pot planting winter should increase phosphorus and potassium fertilizers. Among the plants that fall into this category are cyclamen, poinsettia, geranium, camellia, tea plum, plum blossom, waxy plum, seagrass, and cineraria. Sufficient phosphorus nutrients can make the calyx huge, colorful or floral rich, while maintaining a certain amount of potassium is conducive to improving the cold resistance of potted plants. Potted plants of this type can be applied with solid phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, or they can be poured with 2-3% of liquid fertilizers such as potassium dihydrogen phosphate. The time of fertilization is preferably during the growth of the flower buds, applied once every two weeks, and then stopped after the flower buds have been opened.
Fruits should be added phosphate fertilizer in winter. Plants belonging to this group include generations, kumquats, golden beans, bergamot, firethorn, and bamboo. Plant results consume a lot of phosphorus nutrients. In order to continue to bloom in the coming year, it is necessary to add sufficient amount of phosphorus in the winter. The method is to apply a certain amount of solid superphosphate in the pot, but once The amount of input must not be excessive, otherwise it will burn the roots and become counterproductive.
Winter Fertilization About Indoor Potted Plants>
Dormant potted flowers can be grown without fertilizer in winter. Plants belonging to this group include pomegranates, bell-shaped sea bream, hibiscus, cacti, bulbous sea bream, hydrangea, crotalaria, longevity peach, white orchid, milan, zhulan, wolfberry, Chinese rose, peony, peony, cycad, cypress, etc. . However, the pots must be changed in the winter or late spring and a base fertilizer should be applied at one time to facilitate the growth or flowering in the coming year.
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