What shade-tolerant edible plants are there?

Question 1: What are the common shade-tolerant plants? Some of them say that shade-tolerant plants grow well under light, while others say that they are shade-tolerant plants. Cycas \ Magnolia grandiflora, Myrica rubra, Photinia, Euonymus fortunei, Camellia, Camellia, Schima superba, Ilex, Cinnamomum cassia, Buxus microphylla, Lonicera japonica, Du Ying, Hibiscus, Pittosporum and Rhododendron are quite numerous. Gardenia is a shade-tolerant plant, and there are far fewer shade-tolerant plants, such as Parthenocissus tricuspidata, Golden Coral, Cephalotaxus fortunei, Smilax glabra, Cinnamomum cassia, Ivy, Illicium verum, Liuhua in Snow, Spring Rain, Liriodendron, Areca catechu, Ivy, Dwarf Bamboo and Compound Stone.

Question 2: Solution: What shade-tolerant plants can turtles eat that they want to grow? I recommend the best food to the tortoise. Wheat seedlings planted by ourselves can grow when sprinkled with wheat, which is more nutritious than ryegrass and can be used as staple food. In addition, water spinach and Malantou can be planted by themselves, and naked oats can also be planted, but they are neither tolerant of shade nor eating.

Digging depends on what's nearby.

Question 3: What shade-tolerant plants are suitable for families? Green radish, ivy, asparagus, dripping Guanyin, hawksbill bamboo, rich bamboo (hydroponic), chlorophytum, violet ... these are common domestic shade plants. I hope the nail can help you.

Question 4: Which plants can tolerate shade-tolerant trees:

Castanopsis fissa, Cycas, Boxwood, Podocarpus, Gardenia, Acacia, Ligustrum lucidum, Acer, Begonia, Henan, Bamboo cypress and Taxus are shade-tolerant and relatively shade-tolerant trees.

Negative flowers:

Such as camellia, azalea, asparagus, Guangdong evergreen, tortoise plastron, Dracaena, green radish, brown bamboo, arrowroot, upside-down golden bell, Clivia, mallow, begonia, Hosta, spider eggs, etc. These flowers are native to the cool area of the jungle and grow well in cool conditions, usually with a shading degree of 50%~60%. The shade is greater in summer, and they can receive more light only in winter and early spring.

Strong negative flowers:

Such as orchids, ferns and Araceae. This plant needs 80%~90% shade. If exposed to strong sunlight, it is prone to growth stagnation, yellowing of leaves and even death of the whole plant.

Question 5: What shade-tolerant plants are suitable for indoor planting? Shade-tolerant foliage plants include Eupatorium odoratum, Evergreen (Liliaceae, the traditional evergreen of Araceae), Bambusa bambusa, Ophiopogon japonicus, raspberry, Ardisia crenata and various ferns, such as Erythrina macrophylla, Liu Beili and Impatiens balsamina.

Question 6: What shade-tolerant plants are commonly used in landscaping: phellodendron amurense and catalpa bungeana? Trees usually like sunshine. Shrubbery: rubber tree, duck foot tree, banyan tree, variable leaf, golden dew flower, malabaric chestnut and brown bamboo, usually some leaves are big and black. Flowers and ground cover plants: chlorophytum is completely shade-tolerant, in the snow, Hosta, Eupatorium odoratum, octagonal golden plate, ivy, evergreen, bamboo, asparagus, ornamental pineapple and so on. Acorus gramineus, cold-sprayed flowers and leaves, colorful and dense arrowroot, purple-backed arrowroot, spring feather, taro, curculigo macrophylla, pseudo-rhizome, clover, Boston fern, phoenix fern, nest fern, cliff fern, clematis, antlers fern and various ferns. . . .

Question 7: What shade-tolerant plants are there: chlorophytum, radish, Clivia, Anthurium andraeanum, Anthurium andraeanum, orchid, Hulk, Huwei Orchid, Evergreen, Tortoise Shell Bamboo and Rubber Tree?

Question 8: What are the weather characteristics of outdoor planting shade-tolerant plants in April? With the weakening of the cold air force in the north and south, the warm and humid air flow in the south is getting stronger and stronger, and the temperature rises obviously. After Tomb-Sweeping Day, although there was occasional cold air going south, it was unable to pose a threat to most potted flowers south of Huaihe River except that there were still ice and snow residues in the areas north of Huaihe River and Yellow River. By the time we arrived in Grain Rain, the late frost in the south of Jianghuai had ended, the lowest temperature was not lower than 5℃, and the rainfall increased obviously. Most potted flowers can be moved outdoors for maintenance; In Huaibei area, potted flowers can't be released until the end of the late frost in May. From south to north in April, the flowering events are as follows: 1. Flower propagation 1. Suitable sowing flowers for April are Buddleja officinalis, Mirabilis jalapa, Celosia cristata, Illicium verum, Amaranth, Salvia splendens, Salvia splendens, Impatiens, Petunia, Pterocarya pentaphylla and Acanthopanax rotundifolia. The species of Magnoliaceae flowers and trees that can be sown and stored in sand in April are: Magnolia, Magnoliaceae, Magnolia, Magnolia, Manglietia, Manglietia, Manglietia rubra, Manglietia, Manglietia macrocarpa, Michelia, Michelia, Manglietia Lechang. Other green flowers and trees that can be planted in April include: Abies japonica, Pinus densiflora, Aralia elata, Pinus bungeana, Lagerstroemia indica, Bauhinia, Albizia Albizia, Taxus cuspidata, Sapium sebiferum, Sapindus mukoraiensis, Liquidambar formosana, Acer negundo, Chimonanthus praecox, Prunus mume, Lycium barbarum and Prunus australis. Ornamental plants that can be picked and sown in April are: hibiscus, asparagus, primrose, winter coral, octagonal gold plate, milk eggplant and so on. Among them, the octagonal gold plate can pick black, white and soft fruits at the end of April, rub out the seeds and sow them on the fertile seedbed, or hide the seeds in the sand until the cracks turn white, then sow them, cover them with grass and keep them moist. Generally, after two weeks, about 70% of the seeds emerge, weeding should be done in time and shed for shade; To cultivate milk eggplant, peel off the golden yellow fruit, wash off the seeds, soak them in warm water for 24 hours, sow them in fertile sand, and the seeds will germinate and come out after 10. When the seedlings grow 6-8 true leaves and the plants are as high as 15cm, they can be transplanted, potted and cultivated as special cut flowers. 2. Grafting The species of flowers and trees that can be grafted in April are: Chimonanthus praecox, Sophora japonica, peach blossom, peach blossom, locust, cactus and crab claw orchid. In March and April, the greenhouse foliage plants that can be propagated by ramets are: white crane taro, Eupatorium odoratum, Eupatorium odoratum, Pteridium aquilinum, Bambusa bambusa, chlorophytum, agave, silvery-yellow evergreen, evergreen, Guangdong evergreen, arrowroot, aloe, pepper grass, turtle back bamboo, spring feather and so on. 4. Cuttings For most species of flowers and trees that are easy to take root, as long as their leaf buds have not germinated, they can be propagated by cutting in April. The main tree species are Boxwood, Mahonia, Nandina domestica, Cedar, Podocarpus, Pomegranate, Lagerstroemia, Bauhinia, Pyracantha fortunei, Spiraea, Liriodendron chinense, Snowflakes, Begonia and so on. 2. Transplanting in different pots 1. Pots that can't be changed in March can be changed in April as long as the buds are not too long or the soil and roots are not cut off too much when changing pots. However, it should be pointed out that deciduous flowers and trees, if the shoots are too long, especially plum blossoms, must not be changed after the leaves are displayed. April is the best time to transplant flowers and trees in the wild. Whether deciduous flowers and trees or evergreen flowers and trees, as long as their leaves and buds are not unfolded or their shoots are not long, they can be transplanted with soil balls in April; For evergreen flowers and trees, such as Cinnamomum camphora, Magnolia grandiflora, Michelia, Magnolia grandiflora, etc., some branches and leaves must be trimmed to reduce the transpiration of water from the crown; For deciduous flowers and trees, it is best to transplant them when their leaves are not exposed, such as magnolia, aesculus, linden, begonia, Chimonanthus praecox, red-leaf plum, ornamental peach, plum and apricot. Usually, the diameter of the soil ball of transplanted flowers and trees should not be less than 6 times the diameter of the trunk of the transplanted flowers and trees, so that the transplanted flowers and trees can have no worries without destroying the soil ball. ......& gt& gt

Question 9: What shade-tolerant plants are there, such as duckweed, bamboos, Dracaena, Fortune Tree, Peace Tree, Huwei Orchid, Taxus, etc.