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How to care for Cymbidium tortisepalum from August to November? A full guide to care methods
In October, with Cold Dew and Frost's Descent, the flower buds of Yunnan's Cymbidium goeringii and Cymbidium tortisepalum begin to grow and gradually shoot up. At this time, give the orchid plants moderate sunlight and pay attention to increasing the amount of light they receive. As the air gradually becomes dry, increase the frequency of watering according to the condition of the potting soil....
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Orchid advertisement "A Gentleman Is Like an Orchid" from Huawei phone
Huawei Ascend P7 Chinese advertisement: The video is 1 minute long, with a strong Chinese style sweeping over you. Whether it is the background music, the deep voice, the visuals or the text, all express the elegance of the Chinese gentleman, his detachment from and engagement with the world, and the noble quality of finding tranquility to achieve far-reaching goals. Huawei stated that this advertisement was made by dozens of people traveling 3568 kilometers,...
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How to grow orchids? Orchid-growing tips passed down from the ancients
The "Twelve-Month Tips" are spoken according to the lunar calendar, and are recorded as follows: In the first month, place them in the east, facing the sunlight opposite Li Ming; morning and evening sun exposure need not be managed, just keep the green color from changing from its usual state. In the second month, cultivation is actually difficult, you must guard against the leaves developing partridge spots; insert bamboo around them to prevent wind breakage, cherish the leaves as you would cherish a jade ring. In the third month, new shoots emerge from the old clump, remember the flowerpot must face away from the west wind; beware of damp places breeding lice, and the roots still dislike strong manure.
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How to distinguish Songchun from Erbahui, Lulan, Taoyelan, and Qiuzhi
The origin and breeding date of the Chunjiang "Yinsi Xueyu" are both unclear. It is known that it was initially cultivated by a Huang surnamed orchid enthusiast in Dayi County, Sichuan, and later purchased at a high price by Mr. Wang Xuechang of Dujiangyan City, and was given its beautiful name by Mr. Mo Daixiang, a leading figure in Sichuan's orchid circles. In the spring of 2000, Hangzhou held the National Orchid Expo, and Wang Xuechang brought "Yinsi Xueyu"...
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How to Grow Orchids? A Complete Guide for Beginners from Buying to Care
Beginners growing orchids will encounter all kinds of problems, from which varieties to buy as a beginner to how to grow orchids at every stage, you need to cram your knowledge of orchid growing. An enthusiastic flower lover has compiled a Q&A-style article for beginners growing orchids. The whole article is simple and easy to understand, providing answers to different questions...
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How do you grow orchids? You might want to read Tao Wangling's "On Growing Orchids" from the Ming Dynasty.
Kuaiji has many orchids, but those produced in Fujian are prized. The method of growing them: they like moisture but dislike wetness, like dryness but fear the sun, like wind but avoid cold, like a pampered daughter of a wealthy family, particularly full of moods and hard to please. I once heard it said that all other flowers thrive on filth when watered, but Fujian orchids alone use tea liquid, believing that among grasses and trees none is as fragrant as the orchid, and among things clean in taste none is as tea, their natures being akin and thus suited. In the Xiu Garden there were two orchids...
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What are the methods for making dried flowers from baby's breath?
This is a plant in the Caryophyllaceae family and the Gypsophila genus, a perennial herbaceous plant. Baby's breath has now become one of the essential flowers for romantic holidays, and making it into dried flowers is both beautiful and long-lasting. So, let's take a look at the specific steps for making dried flowers.
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How to get started with orchid sourcing? Let's hear from a beginner's experience
Yuesha Web orchid sourcing is one of the important reasons for how well orchids are grown. It can be said that many beginners kill their orchids within a year simply because they do not know how to source them! For beginners, it is impossible to judge accurately right away when sourcing orchids, so it is recommended that beginners ask friends who know about orchids before buying, so they do not waste their money for nothing! Beginners...
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How do the fragrances of Cymbidium goeringii (spring orchid) from different regions differ?
There are indeed some small differences among Cymbidium goeringii varieties from different regions. Jiangsu and Zhejiang spring orchids generally have paler petal colors, with more of them having purple veins on the bud sheaths; spring orchids from Hubei, Henan, Shaanxi and Anhui are the same, mainly with deeper petal colors and more white bud sheaths; spring orchids from Sichuan, Guizhou and Yunnan come in two types: one with thinner petals and even thinner bud sheaths, and the other with thick petals known as douban. Among these four types of spring orchids, the thin-petaled spring orchids from Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan are the most fragrant and the most mellow; next come the Jiangsu and Zhejiang spring orchids; among the spring orchids from Hubei, Henan, Shaanxi and Anhui, those with noticeably strong fragrance are the Anhui spring orchids and the more southerly Hubei spring orchids, whose fragrance differs little from that of Jiangsu and Zhejiang spring orchids, and some are also very fragrant, but on the whole their fragrance is a little lighter than that of Jiangsu and Zhejiang spring orchids. Whether Anhui and Hubei spring orchids are fragrant also depends on temperature and moisture during the flowering period; here the temperature during the flowering period of spring orchids is lower, which is not conducive to the volatilization of the aromatic oils, so it is not entirely a matter of the spring orchid itself. Douban spring orchids are generally not fragrant. The spring orchids of southwestern Hubei, namely the Enshi region, belong to the same strain as those of Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan, and are very fragrant and mellow. This also reflects the geographical complexity of Hubei and the diversity of orchids.
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This easy-to-grow flower can be propagated from cuttings: cut 1 stem into 8 segments, and it roots as soon as it goes into the pot.
Since the Chinese New Year, temperatures have gradually risen, and flower lovers can no longer hold back their hands and are getting ready to take cuttings! Plants like snake plant (Sansevieria), pothos (Epipremnum aureum), and kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) need no effort at all: just 1 stem, gently cut into 8 segments, tossed into a pot, and they live. Turning 1 pot into 100 pots is not a dream at all!
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