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Latest news on African swine fever: carcass of a pot-bellied pig found in Taipei city today
The Taipei City Government already set up a "city-level inter-agency prevention and response task force" on the 4th. As the African swine fever epidemic has drawn intense public attention, the Animal Protection Office urged that people should not panic if they find a sick pig, and that once a pig owner is found to have arbitrarily dumped a carcass, they will instead be fined in accordance with the law, with the result being even more of a loss than a gain.
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What is the difference between amaryllis and belladonna lily? A quick guide to tell them apart
Amaryllis (scientific name: hippeastrum rutilum) is a perennial herbaceous plant of the genus Hippeastrum in the Amaryllidaceae family. Its bulb is plump and nearly spherical, 5-10 cm in diameter, with a pale green or yellowish-brown outer skin. The leaves grow opposite on both sides, are strap-shaped with tapering tips, and number 2-8.
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Key Points and Management Methods of Polyporus umbellatus Cultivation
Cultivation Techniques for Polyporus umbellatus
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Introduction to Androsace umbellata (throat grass, white-flowered pearl grass, copper coin grass) and its care
Androsace umbellata (throat grass, white-flowered pearl grass, copper coin grass) Scientific name: androsaceumbellata Family and genus: Primulaceae Morphological characteristics: Perennial herb, the plant body has fine soft hairs, plant height 15~30 cm. Leaves heart-shaped, margins toothed. Flower scapes erect
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How to Grow Potted Campanula (Bellflower) and Key Cautions: Temperature Control Is Essential
It is well known that Campanula (bellflower) has many uses and benefits. Its flowers are as graceful as little bells and pleasantly fragrant. Grown at home, it is both ornamental and beautifies the interior. Before growing it, however, you need to understand a few cultivation tips.
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Why are the leaves of Buddha belly bamboo turning yellow? Too much light and improper watering are the main causes
To make the indoor environment fresher and more beautiful, many people choose to keep a few plants, and Buddha belly bamboo (Bambusa ventricosa) is popular for its unusual shape and emerald-green leaves. However, when growing Buddha belly bamboo, due to improper methods and a poor environment, its leaves can turn yellow
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How to make and care for a Buddha belly bamboo bonsai? Planting 5 stems in one pot fully shows natural charm
Buddha belly bamboo (Bambusa ventricosa) is a plant with a peculiar form. It differs from ordinary bamboo in that its nodes are rather thin, and the internodes are short and swollen, resembling the belly of Maitreya Buddha, or stacked arhats, so it is also called arhat bamboo. In daily life, Buddha belly bamboo is often made into bonsai and kept indoors, so how do you make and care for a Buddha belly bamboo bonsai?
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How to grow a Buddha Belly Bamboo bonsai and key points to note: it needs plenty of light
Buddha Belly Bamboo (Bambusa ventricosa): those who have seen it should remember it. Just like its name suggests, its culms are very short, and from a distance they look like the belly of a Buddha, very peculiar and beautiful. In daily life, many people want to grow Buddha Belly Bamboo, so how do you grow it? Below are the growing methods and key points to note for Buddha Belly Bamboo, carefully compiled by the editor.
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What to do when the leaves of Buddha belly bamboo turn yellow? Shade it in summer, water it properly, and spray to prevent pests and diseases
Buddha belly bamboo (Bambusa ventricosa) differs from ordinary bamboo: its nodes are thinner, and the internodes are short and swollen, resembling stacked arhats, which is how it got its name. In daily life, many people grow Buddha belly bamboo; looking at its peculiar nodes and emerald-green leaves lifts the spirits, so when yellow leaves appear, gardening friends get extremely worried! So
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How to prune a Buddha Belly Bamboo bonsai? 3 tricks to create a perfect shape
As a beautiful green plant, Buddha Belly Bamboo (Bambusa ventricosa) is often made into bonsai and kept at home. However, when grown indoors, if left to grow naturally, it often grows in a messy, disorderly way that spoils the overall look. This is where pruning comes in. So how do you prune Buddha Belly Bamboo? The following are the pruning methods for a Buddha Belly Bamboo bonsai.
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