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When is the best time to prune a hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis)? A detailed guide to the best pruning times
When it is a young seedling, you can pinch out the growing tip when it is only 15 cm tall, and when the new shoots grow to 10 cm, pinch out the tips a second time. Once it has grown up, it should be pruned back during its dormant period so that it grows a more beautiful and sturdy crown.
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Do one extra step when repotting, and you won't get root rot for 10 years; the leaves will be lush green and it will bloom nonstop through all four seasons
When growing plants, first grow the roots. Only when the roots are healthy can the plant flourish with lush branches and leaves, green foliage and bright flowers. There is an old saying in China: "deep roots, lush leaves; a firm base, thriving branches" - that is exactly what this means. Even for succulents and pothos, which are easy-care plants, if the roots are unhealthy, the branches and leaves above the soil...
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When plants at home get pests, put out a few common items and you won't need to buy insecticide for half a year
When growing flowers at home, many plants and flowers will get pests, and sometimes there is just nothing people can do about those plants and flowers. Insecticides don't work either. To address this problem, today the editor has put together some effective homemade...
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What to Do When Office Plants Turn Yellow? Find the Cause and Treat It Accordingly
It's the season of blooming flowers again, and many flower lovers' plants are looking yellow and wilted, especially those kept in offices, where they look half-dead and seem likely to die at any moment. This is caused by not mastering the correct care methods for plants...
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What to Do When You Recognize a Flower but Don't Know the Plant's Name
Speaking of a dainty little flower, this plant can be seen by roadsides or in flowerbeds, but you may not recognize it. That's Asiatic dayflower! It also has other names such as green bamboo, emerald butterfly, and pale bamboo leaf. It is an annual sprawling herb in the Commelinaceae family, genus Commelina...
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What to do when orchid leaves turn yellow? Grasp 4 key points to easily grow orchids well
Orchids have always been one of the flowers that flower lovers most enjoy growing, but many flower lovers find that when they first start growing cymbidium orchids (Cymbidium), the leaves turn yellow and withered. Especially for those growing orchids for the first time, they do not know what to do, so orchids...
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More than ninety percent of people do not recognize this vermilion-gold zhongtou orchid, and when it was in vogue, a single seedling sold for tens of thousands.
Just like this, an unremarkable orchid, only with a vermilion-gold tint at the roots, and leaves that still carry black spots and yellow leaves. If it grew in the mountains, probably more than 90 percent of ordinary people would not recognize it. This is the most popular vermilion-gold zhongtou of the moment, with pure color...
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When rhinitis symptoms involve both exterior and interior patterns, they interweave with each other
The nose is the orifice of the lungs. The lungs, nose and other upper respiratory tract form the system that comes into contact with the external environment, so it is most susceptible to the influence of the natural environment. For example, colds, rhinitis, pharyngitis, pneumonia, etc. are all related to the external environment, which means exterior symptoms...
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Potted spider plants, pothos and clivias: add this when watering and they will grow like crazy and fill their pots
A refined life is never complete without the adornment of fresh flowers, and a colorful life needs the accompaniment of greenery. Nowadays more and more people like to grow all kinds of green plants and flowers in pots. Today the editor will talk with you about potted spider plants and pothos, and how to quickly make them fill their pots...
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When flower petals fall, pick them up quickly, add some ingredients, dilute with water, and pour it on your flowers - they will bloom non-stop year after year
Yesterday I went to visit the elderly neighbor lady next door and found her putting the fallen petals of her Kalanchoe (Christmas kalanchoe) into a bag. After asking, I learned that she was going to use these petals to make compost and then water her flowers with it! Normally I have taught everyone quite a few methods for making homemade flower fertilizer from waste materials, but I overlooked the nitrogen-rich "fallen flowers"!
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