to plant and grow; to cultivate plants

to plant stolen goods or contraband on someone in order to frame them

To move a plant that has already taken root, especially a seedling, to another location for planting.

to plant or grow trees, flowers, or crops; to transplant plants into the ground

A plant, tree, or flower grown in a pot; sometimes specifically refers to a bonsai plant.

to plant or transplant vegetation; to set in the ground for growth

to trip and fall; to take a fall

To plant rice seedlings into a paddy field by hand or machine

to transplant or plant cuttings

To fall head over heels or trip on the ground.

soilless culture; the technique of growing plants using a nutrient-rich water solution instead of soil

to fall headfirst with feet in the air; a headlong fall or the posture of such a fall

A type of woven fabric, such as velvet or carpeting, made by weaving yarn into a base and then cutting and trimming it to create a raised surface.

to fall down; to tumble

The agricultural practice of growing different crops in sequence on the same land to maintain soil fertility and reduce pests; also written as [[轮种|輪種|lun2 zhong4]] or [[轮作|輪作|lun2 zuo4]]

A vegetable growing technique where plants are kept in the dark or low light to prevent chlorophyll formation, resulting in soft, pale leaves and stems with less fiber

to frame someone; to fabricate facts in order to plant evidence or falsely accuse others of a crime

To throw oneself into something; to run headlong into a situation or task

One generation plants the trees in whose shade the next generation rests; to enjoy the benefits of the hard work and foresight of those who came before.

literally 'plant more flowers and fewer thorns'; to speak kindly and avoid making enemies or starting disputes

to cultivate crops in successional or relay patterns by planting a second crop before the first is harvested

to plant flowers with intent but the flowers do not bloom; describes a situation where careful effort and planning fail to produce the desired outcome

intentional efforts may fail while unexpected actions lead to success; literally: planting flowers with care but they do not bloom, while sticks of willow planted without thought grow into shade

Literally "to plant flowers with intent and have them not bloom, while sticking a willow branch in the ground without thought and having it grow into shade"; describes how well-laid plans may fail while success can come unexpectedly from casual actions.

to fail in an endeavor despite putting in great effort or deliberation; the first half of a common proverb about the irony of effort versus outcome

Plants grown by humans for food or decoration, including farm crops and garden plants

seedling or young plant intended for transplanting

To make arrangements or plans for someone or something; same as [[安排|安排|an1 pai2]].

a mechanical planter used for rice or other crops

to fall head over heels; to take a tumble; used figuratively to describe a failure or a setback

to plant or grow flowers

(variant form) to trip and fall down; to suffer a setback or defeat in one's life or work

the practice of growing plants in water rather than in soil; water culture

A method of growing vegetables using gravel and nutrient-rich liquids to save fertilizer and labor

cultivation method where a second crop is planted between the rows of a current crop before it is harvested

to admit defeat; to accept being bested or having made a mistake