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What to do when a clivia has too many roots
If the plant has never bloomed, do not cut the roots first, to prevent blooming from being affected because nutrients are not absorbed. If it has already bloomed, cut the very long or already old roots off at the base, let the wounds air-dry, then plant it back into the soil and water it appropriately. If the root system is too developed, you can also repot it into a larger pot or divide the offsets.
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When something goes wrong with your flowers, you can tell at a glance by looking at the leaves and stems
When a person is sick, their whole body feels awful. When a plant is sick, its "body" also sends out signals. Once you understand the signals, you'll know what disease it has, and then you can treat it accordingly! Learn to observe the following "symptoms," and when something goes wrong with your flowers, you'll never...
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20-year-old girl turns into a 2-year-old overnight, stuns the whole audience when she comes on stage
◆The photo album feature is here◆ Free to create, free to store~ Tap "Read the original article" to create your own personal album! Like this article? Share it right away so more people know! This site is packed with content...
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There are many confusing situations when diagnosing asthma in children
When children fall ill, the younger they are, the harder it is to identify the condition promptly and accurately, because illness in children has a sudden onset and progresses quickly, and the diagnostic methods are also special, so since ancient times there has been a saying: "Rather treat ten men than one woman, rather...
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Don't rush when caring for flowers in spring; do the daily care well so your flowers don't die in spring
Flower lovers all enjoy growing greenery, but many flower lovers don't know the good ways to care for flowers, especially when growing flowers in spring, when flowers are particularly prone to dying. You must master the correct methods of flower care, pay attention to watering and care, and don't let...
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What to do when Chinese roses, camellias and jasmine get root rot? Bury some base material in the flowerpot to prevent it
Recently many gardening friends have reported that their Chinese roses, camellias, jasmine and other plants have all shown varying degrees of root rot. There are many causes of root rot, mainly overwatering, compacted potting soil, root damage, a poorly ventilated location, and so on...
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Roses are all the more beautiful and noble for their thorns, and this thorn-covered flower looks lovely too when grown in a pot.
Many flower lovers are very fond of roses, because of their beauty, their nobility, and above all their fame for thorns, and today Hua'er introduces a flower that is likewise thorny, whose blooms are also super beautiful, and I believe many flower lovers will like it too...
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Four things to note when taking rose cuttings for a high survival rate and fast growth
If the following four aspects of rose cutting are done properly, the survival rate of rose cuttings is very high. First, disinfecting the substrate used for cuttings and the rose cuttings themselves. After we cut the rose cuttings, we need to disinfect them. Usually...
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Transplant roses like this when they have flower buds: no root damage and they will bloom quickly
The rose has grown flower buds, how do you transplant it? This is a problem that rose growers usually encounter. There are usually two situations for this problem. One situation is roses planted in the ground; because the best season for transplanting has already passed, when they need to be transplanted...
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Remember these points when buying flowers, and you won't have to worry about being ripped off by the shop owner
There are more and more flower sellers now, whether at flower markets or online shops, and they always feel unreliable. We may not understand the "tricks" of the flower market, but if you say the following amateurish things when buying flowers, then just wait to fall into the "pit." This flower is easy to care for...
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