On the clinic, in order to resolve the excretion problem after the operation of bowel disease, the remaining bowel is brought out to the surface of abdomen to form a stoma. This is called colostomy. Then Intestinal ostomy pouch will be used to collect excrement. Yingmed offers a series of Intestinal ostomy pouch with one piece or two pieces. For different opening, we have clamp closure, velcro closure and Twist-tie closure. The one with irrigation is convenient to clean. Comparing with PE foam adhesive, peculiar setuped hydrocolloid plate has good ability of initial adhesivenes and persiistent adhesiveness. I ti is more friendly to skin, no allergic and no irritation.
Urostomy pouch comes into use that collecting urine after the operation that replace the bladder with ileum. One-piece urostomy pouch and Two-pieces urostomy pouch are available at Yingmed.
Combined with ostomy pouch, Gauze swab, surgical gloves, Non woven face mask and related consumable products also should be used. You will find these products in our other categories. If you can not find the one you need, please contact with Yingmed customer service by email or live chat.
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Foxglove
Foxglove, commonly known as Digitalis, is a native plant of Europe. It thrives in warm, moist, and sunny conditions but is sensitive to cold, heavy rain, and high temperatures. It can tolerate partial shade and dry spells to some extent.
**Variety**
Foxglove is typically propagated through sowing. The best time for sowing is in late September during autumn. After sowing, the seeds should be lightly pressed into the soil and kept moist. Germination usually occurs within 10 days. Alternatively, sowing can also take place in early spring, depending on local climate conditions.
**Propagation**
Winter protection is crucial for young foxglove plants. Once they have developed 5 to 6 true leaves in early spring, they can be transplanted into garden beds or containers. During the rainy season, good drainage is essential to prevent root rot. Fertilize every two weeks during the growing season, being careful not to let the fertilizer solution touch the leaves. Increase the use of phosphorus and potassium-rich fertilizers to promote strong growth and flowering.
**Cultivation**
Foxglove is prone to several diseases and pests, including Fusarium wilt, mosaic virus, and damage from locusts. If Fusarium wilt is detected, remove the infected plants immediately and apply lime to disinfect the soil. For pest control, spraying 40% omethoate EC diluted at 2000 times can help reduce both pest infestations and the spread of mosaic disease.
**Appearance and Use**
The flowers of foxglove are bell-shaped and often appear in clusters with soft, hairy stems. They come in a variety of colors, including yellow, purple, white, and red. These striking blooms make them ideal for flower borders, rock gardens, and naturalistic garden arrangements. Dwarf varieties are especially popular for container gardening, adding color and interest to patios and balconies.
With proper care and attention, foxglove can thrive in your garden, offering both beauty and ecological value.