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Reflections and Insights from 10 Years of Orchid Collecting
Promoting Chinese orchid culture and spreading orchid knowledge. At the break of dawn, orchid enthusiasts set off on their journey, carrying enough dry rations and water, hoes over their shoulders. From the lodging to the hillside where orchids grow is about 20-plus li; after patrolling back and forth over several mountains where orchids grow, no orchids were seen...
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Be careful of root rot from overwatering; daily care requires caution
Although autumn has arrived, the weather is still hot and cold at times. If you are an overwaterer, and coincidentally the soil is not breathable, and coincidentally the air is not circulating, then your plants will definitely get root rot! So how do you treat, identify, and prevent root rot? The editor...
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Rose flower buds all dropped overnight from a full pot - what is the reason?
This is day 848 of Blue Demon's daily original article. This article is an excerpt from one of Blue Demon's original theories, the "Three-Step Method for Growing Roses" series. In yesterday's article, Blue Demon introduced in detail the issue of rose bud thinning. Rose bud thinning is our own choice...
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Orchid disease prevention and control should start from the roots
(Repost) Treat orchid diseases starting from the roots
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Judging Cymbidium goeringii Cultivation from Its Roots: Assessing Care Quality by Root Condition
Judging Cultivation by Looking at Orchid Roots -- Reposted [Capital of Cymbidium goeringii]
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The finest quality snow fungus takes three months to grow, worlds apart from the 35-day fast-grown kind
I used to always feel that snow fungus had a texture like a bath loofah when eaten, just like how Squirrel Jun felt as a child that eating beef tripe was like chewing on a wet towel. So snow fungus had no place in Squirrel Jun's diet back then. In recent years, there was a sudden change of heart, and now I've come to love eating it...
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Caring for potted China pinks (Dianthus chinensis) this way keeps the leaves from turning yellow or dropping, and the flowers bloom bigger and bigger
As an ornamental plant, China pink is generally sown in spring and blooms in summer and autumn. The plant is about 30 cm tall, with many flower colors including purplish red, bright red, pink and white. The fragrance is not very strong, fresh and elegant, and the flowering period is generally from April...
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Growing Vegetables on the Balcony: Start with Cabbage - Only 40 Days from Planting to Harvest
More and more balcony gardening friends are sending the editor photos of their own balconies. Whether growing fruit, flowers, vegetables, or even making bonsai and playing with moss, everyone has their own taste - the balcony space is there, and to each their own. Once you enter...
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Growing Vegetables on the Balcony: Start with Cabbage - Only 40 Days from Planting to Harvest
More and more balcony gardening friends are sending the editor photos of their own balconies. Some grow fruit, some grow flowers, some grow vegetables, and some even make bonsai or play with moss. After all, the balcony space is there, and everyone has their own taste. Once you enter...
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