Pumpkin
Pumpkin is one of the most popular fruit crops. It contains many vitamins, minerals and other beneficial substances. The fruits are recommended to be included in the diet of children, as well as those losing weight and suffering...
There are many varieties of cucumbers, but none that offer unusually shaped fruits. Such cucumbers are a sign of improper plant development. One of the most common deformations of cucumber fruits is the hook shape. She gives...
Pickled cucumbers and tomatoes are perhaps the most favorite canned vegetables on our table. With tomatoes, there are usually no problems when canning, but the same cannot be said about cucumbers. Carefully prepared pickles often do not...
There are many options for preparing winter preparations from cucumbers. Most housewives salt and ferment them. But few people know that cucumbers can be pickled not only in brine, but also in their own...
Orange bush pumpkin contains carotene, magnesium and phosphorus. Regular consumption of the vegetable improves immunity, and a glass of pumpkin juice at night relieves insomnia. Orange bush is valued for its beneficial properties, sweet and...
Cucumbers are heat- and moisture-loving and thrive in greenhouse conditions. However, this also attracts pests. One of the most common and dangerous for vegetables is aphids. What kind of insect is this, why...
Sometimes it happens that, walking around cucumber plantings, gardeners notice a huge number of flowers on them, but in the end, most of the supposed ovaries do not turn into the long-awaited cucumbers. These flowers are called...
Gastric and duodenal ulcers are chronic diseases. Patients are forced to constantly monitor their diet, avoid foods that cause irritation of the mucous membrane and increase the production of hydrochloric acid. Watermelons are just in...
Black aphids on cucumbers are one of the dangerous pests that gardeners encounter. Small bugs multiply at lightning speed and infect the leaves. In this article we will talk about the dangers posed by insects...
