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The four-season orchid cultivation mnemonic comes from "Lan Hui Tong Xin Lu" (A Record of the Shared Heart of Orchids and Huilan)
"The Four-Season Mnemonic for Cultivating Orchids and Huilan" from "Lan Hui Tong Xin Lu"
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A six-image detailed explanation of a single-trunk double-stem miniature bonsai, from which many bonsai styles originate
In the previous article, we talked about rooting cypress cuttings, and also about making fingertip bonsai from rooted cypress cuttings. Strike while the iron is hot - if we grow them a bit longer, once the cypress seedlings get bigger, how else can we play with them? Is there an upgraded version of bonsai-making...
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How to Appreciate Orchid Inner Butterflies? Detailed Explanation from Lanfengtang Miscellany
Lanfengtang Miscellany - Appreciating Butterflies - Inner Butterflies
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Plum Blossom Appreciation Series: Random Notes from the Orchid Wind Hall, Part One
Random Notes from the Orchid Wind Hall: Appreciating Plum Blossom Orchids (1)
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Er Hong Su Orchid: A Classic Variety Like a Fair Maiden from a Humble Home
Xiao Jia Bi Yu Er Hong Su
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Potted clivias can also be propagated from leaf cuttings, and a single leaf can grow into a new seedling
For clivia, the main propagation methods are division and sowing. What is generally used is self-propagation, that is, dividing offsets from the base, but in fact new clivias can also be propagated by leaf cuttings. ...
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Potted plants woven from yarn are so beautiful that I would not sell them for any amount of money.
Can you really grow potted plants from yarn? I never imagined you could make potted plants with yarn, and what is even more surprising is that potted plants made this way can be this beautiful. For potted plants as beautiful as these, I truly would not sell them no matter how much is offered! ...
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Chats from the Banxin Garden (Part 3): Talking About Color in the Garden
Chats from the Banxin Garden (Part 3): Color
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Treat the leftover soil from repotting this way to turn it into new soil, rich in nutrients and free of insect eggs, and your flowers will grow like crazy
Many gardening friends have left comments asking whether the soil left over from repotting flowers can still be used again. The answer is of course yes, but it must be treated before use! Let me teach you how to do this: old soil becomes new soil, with nutrients and no insect eggs, and the flowers all...
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