Technical planting and care of Thai porcelain
Thai porcelain has the scientific name Adenium obesum of the Apocyanaceae family, belongs to the group of succulent plants, and is named as
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Thai porcelain has the scientific name Adenium obesum of the Apocyanaceae family, belongs to the group of succulent plants, and is named as
According to chemical experts, porcelain, the more beautiful glass glitter or decorated with colorful patterns, the higher the risk of toxins.
The species world is very diverse in both shape and size. Some are very scary, some are colorful, and there are a few very strange ones.
Ca Mau ancient ship is a ship that was archaeological excavated in 1998-1999. This is China's export ceramics ship that is on its way from Guangzhou to Europe.
In the afternoon of June 30, Quang Ngai Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism held a preliminary report meeting the results of excavation of ancient shipwrecks in th…
Nearly 40 pieces of bronze, porcelain, jade, gold and silver, ancient cloth and letter ... the Nguyen Dynasty has just been displayed to serve the people and visitors to…
With a passion for chemical research, Johann Böttger from an alchemist
Compared to materials such as glass, porcelain, aluminum, stainless steel ... plastic utensils are harder to clean. But don't worry, you have salt, vinegar ...
On the afternoon of April 9, the People of the Electronics received a broken disc of the reader, inside it attached the white 'strange' packages. It is unclear what subs…
Great flowers (also called porcelain flowers) are grown quite popular in Vietnam. Scientists recommend that this plant's plastic is quite toxic, can cause skin congestio…
Italian scientists have developed a process of turning wood into artificial bone with the ultimate goal of transplanting into the human body.
The great flower tree is also known as the porcelain, the da-pa. Its leaves can be used to cure sprains or back pain due to old age.
For a while after enveloping with porcelain teeth, Ms. Thanh Tam (HCMC) felt a foul mouth and gradually became seriously inflamed, full of pus. That's because when grind…
Lead in ceramics penetrates into food and drinks and enters the body, affecting the nervous system, blood, causing severe poisoning, even death.
The simple porcelain bowl made by artisan Lucie Rie is sold for a record price a thousand times higher than that of conventional products.