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Tree peonies are prone to withering when planted in the ground; let me teach you a little method to solve it easily
10. Tree peonies prone to withering when planted in the ground? Let me teach you a little method to fix it! This is the 10th article in the original "Tree Peony Cultivation" column by Lanyao. The last couple of days Lanyao talked about the method for potting tree peonies; today we will talk about planting tree peonies in the ground...
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When should orchids not be fertilized? Master these few tips
The quality of fertilizer directly affects the growth condition of orchids. In daily care, there needs to be a limit, otherwise the effect will be counterproductive. There are many types of fertilizer: organic fertilizer, slow-release fertilizer, foliar fertilizer. Which one suits your orchid...
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Kalanchoe black rot in autumn: what to do when the whole pot of leaves has rotted?
I thought that once autumn arrived, there would be nothing more to worry about with my flowers, but I never expected this! My kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) accidentally turned into a "dark beauty," with stems and leaves all blackened, and before long it had turned completely black! What should I do...
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What should be noted when cultivating morel mushrooms?
Points to note when cultivating morel mushrooms
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How do you solve root rot when caring for elephant's ear (Alocasia macrorrhizos)?
Original title: When root rot occurs while caring for elephant's ear, how should we solve it! Summary: If we want a Nordic style in our home, we will grow some foliage plants at home, I...
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How can you save time and effort when growing flowers? Smart flower growers all do this
The Complete Guide to Home Flower Growing: Teacher Xiao Ye teaches you all kinds of flower-growing knowledge! Growing flowers looks simple, but it is hard to do. To make flowers grow vigorously, flower growers often have to spend a great deal of effort on management, such as moving them, earthing up, weeding, catching pests, fertilizing, and so on.
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When taking rose cuttings, tilt them slightly and they will produce more new shoots.
For small rose seedlings grown from cuttings, as long as the environment is good and the method is right, rooting is guaranteed. But how do you quickly boost growth after rooting? The cuttings themselves are small to begin with, and once rooted they can only be called toothpick seedlings. How can such single-stem seedlings...
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What should you do when a succulent gets black rot? Xiaoman tells you the answer
Everyone who loves flowers wants their little succulents to grow plump and healthy, but quite a few succulents are afflicted by diseases, such as the succulent black rot people often talk about. Seeing that the asker's succulent also developed black rot is truly distressing. Succulent black rot...
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When a clivia blooms, it foretells good things to come. How should it be cared for?
Clivia, also known as sword-leaf lycoris and large-leaf lycoris, is an ornamental flowering plant in the genus Clivia of the family Amaryllidaceae. It originated in southern South Africa. It is a perennial herbaceous plant that blooms in winter and spring, with a flowering period lasting one to two months. Its leaves are emerald green, thick and long, and its flower colors are numerous...
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Key points to note when lifting strawberry seedlings for transplanting: get these right and the survival rate will be higher
In the past couple of days, many strawberry growers have started busying themselves with lifting and transplanting seedlings. So what key points are worth noting when lifting seedlings for transplanting? Below we will talk about the small details of the seedling-lifting period; mastering these can raise the survival rate. Reasonable light growth control, such as...
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