Human and Nature (인간과 자연)

  

🌿 Summary

This article documents a long-term observational record of a slender-leaf orchid (Cymbidium goeringii), focusing on vigor recovery after cold damage, prolonged growth stagnation, and environmental response over time.

Rather than offering cultivation instructions, it provides a time-based reference for orchid growers interested in slow recovery patterns, environmental influence, and long-term observation over extended periods.

 

 [난초(세엽) 뒷촉 노대, Apr. 2024]

 * 노대(老帶) 현상 : 춘란에서 오래된 촉의 잎이 수명을 다해 마르는

             정상적인 생리 현상입니다.

 

Summary

The Diyecho orchid belongs to the Cymbidium goeringii group and is characterized by flower-like leaf patterns that appear at specific stages of growth. This article records long-term cultivation, observing seasonal changes, repeated loss and recovery, and the variations that emerge over time as the orchid develops.

It also provides practical insight into how Diyecho patterns emerge, fade, and recover over time, offering reference points for orchid growers observing long-term change.

 

Summary

 

When street trees disappear due to pruning, removal, or construction, cities lose more than greenery.

This quiet absence reshapes urban atmosphere, emotional balance, and the fragile relationship between humans and nature.

This article offers a reflective perspective on how everyday urban design changes subtly affect emotional perception.

 [가로수가 사라진 자리 (보행자 전용도로)]

  

Summary

 

This article documents a long-term cultivation record of a Chunran (Cymbidium goeringii) whose blooms did not meet initial expectations, focusing on growth history, blooming conditions, and environmental influences over time.

It offers observational insight into orchid cultivation by comparing different blooming methods and long-term growth responses in a home veranda environment.

 

 [난초(춘란), 2015]

 

🌿 Summary

Street trees quietly accompany our daily routines, offering a sense of continuity through changing seasons.

Though often overlooked, these trees mark time, soften urban landscapes, and connect human life with natural rhythms.

By noticing subtle changes in their leaves, branches, and shadows, people can experience a sense of calm, mindfulness, and emotional grounding within everyday urban life.