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How to care for an old smoketree stump? The management experience of an old hand is worth learning from
Caring for a venerable old smoketree stump, the management experience of an old hand is worth all of us learning from. After years of cutting and livestock gnawing, the smoketree stump is short in stature, with gnarled and twisted branches, looking venerable and easy to shape; therefore digging up old stumps is a shortcut for making smoke...
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Lithops are too expensive, so if you can't afford them, grow your own succulents from seed
Thanks to winterloop for the material. Succulent prices are soaring, so I can only grow them from seed myself; I simply can't afford the big ones. Succulent prices are soaring, so I can only grow them from seed myself; I simply can't afford the big ones. Succulent prices are soaring, so I can only grow them from seed myself; I simply can't afford the big...
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Summer is here. Master this one trick to keep your succulents from rotting at the roots
Summer is coming, and small potted succulents are once again appearing in our lives. In recent years, succulents have become very popular, not only because they are cheap but also because they are small and beautiful. According to partial statistics, there are about 1...
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A notorious weed grows 0.2 m a day, farmers cannot get rid of it, yet some people make a fortune from it
In our country there is a notorious wild grass; it is an invasive alien species. After invading southern China, because it had no natural enemies, it multiplied rapidly and seized large areas of land, causing enormous harm. This wild grass is "Mikania micrantha," and it...
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How to prevent Clivia from failing to bloom (stuck arrow)? A full analysis of practical methods
From January to March, if there are signs of the flower stalk shooting up, raise the temperature around the pot; you can place the pot on a hot brick, put a lamp under the pot, and so on. At the same time, apply some fertilizer, and also prevent the soil from caking. Having earthworms in the soil is also not okay, because it will cause the plant's roots to lose contact with the soil.
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How Beginners Can Distinguish Water Damage, Fertilizer Burn, Pesticide Damage, and Drought Damage from Leaf Symptoms
A beginner's brief discussion on how to distinguish water damage, fertilizer burn, pesticide damage, and drought damage from the leaves...
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Hexagonal handmade Yixing purple clay pot from Yixing, Jiangsu, with a free drip tray
Promoting Chinese orchid culture and spreading orchid knowledge. Yixing purple clay flower pots from the original Yixing, Jiangsu production area, made from raw ore purple clay, hand-fired, finely and beautifully crafted, sturdy and solid, flawless. Original price 85 yuan, now 65 yuan each. Buy now and get a free water-catching bottom saucer, bottom buckle...
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10 flowers that grow like crazy from a handful of seeds, blooming all over the balcony nonstop
All the flowers at home have finished blooming, and the balcony has nothing but green, which makes you not even want to look at it. What should you do? Today Huahua recommends 10 small flowers and plants with long bloom periods and fragrance. One look and your heart will instantly fill with joy!
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Don't panic if your potted plant has yellow leaves - just pour a little something from the kitchen and it will quickly recover, staying green for 10 years
Many friends grow plants at home and don't know why the leaves turn yellow. Actually, there are several great things at home that can treat yellow leaves, very convenient and simple. First, it's vinegar without salt ...
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