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How to fertilize strawberries for good growth? Here's the method
You need to apply pre-flowering fertilizer, post-fruiting fertilizer, flower-bud fertilizer, and foliar topdressing. For pre-flowering fertilizer, apply 10 kg of urea and 25 kg of phosphate fertilizer per mu. For post-fruiting fertilizer, apply 10-15 kg of urea and ammonium sulfate, 15-20 kg of phosphate fertilizer, and 7.5-10 kg of potassium chloride per mu. Flower-bud fertilizer mainly consists of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, supplemented with
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Growing grapes indoors: these cultivation techniques you need to master
First cut 5-15cm long branches from a plant in good growing condition, or buy saplings with strong adaptability, then prepare the soil, insert the branches or seedlings into the soil, and finally place them in a spot with light. When vines of about 50cm have grown, you can use wood or
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Detailed Guide to Dendrobium officinale Cultivation: Care and Management Methods You'll Grasp at a Glance
Dendrobium officinale is best grown in well-drained, breathable crushed fern roots, sphagnum moss, charcoal bits, broken tile pieces, perlite, and the like. Then find a flower pot with a relatively large diameter, place some broken tile pieces at the bottom of the pot, and plant the divided plants into the potting soil. After 3 days, water with a small amount of water,
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Detailed Explanation of Key Techniques for Protected Grape Cultivation
Choose fertile sandy loam soil with good texture, deep soil layer, and easy drainage and irrigation to build the greenhouse. The construction site also requires being sheltered from the wind and facing the sun, with no tall shading objects, and convenient transportation. The orientation of the greenhouse should be extended from the southeast, facing south with the back to the north, with a maximum deviation to the east or west of no more than
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How to Grow Onions? Detailed Explanation of Planting Methods and Key Technical Points
The first step is to choose a good seedbed site and carry out deep plowing, fertilization and watering of the land; the second step is to sow high-quality seeds and cover with plastic film, paying attention to watering during this period; the third step is transplanting, and after transplanting water promptly; the last step is to do a good job of field management, and then from late May to
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How to Grow Onions? A Detailed Guide to Planting Methods and Techniques
The first step in growing onions is to select a good cultivar; the second step is to prepare the beds and apply fertilizer, first plowing and fertilizing before sowing, then sowing and raising seedlings at the right time; the third step is transplanting, with the transplanting time for film-mulched fields around the Start of Winter and for non-mulched fields around Frost's Descent; the last
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What fruits have good prospects for planting in Guangdong? Variety selection matters
Lychee, longan, dragon fruit, wax apple, mango, green plum, kumquat, mangosteen, banana, citrus, orange and other fruits are suitable for growing in Guangdong. Demand is high, prospects are good. What fruit trees are suitable for planting in Guangdong? 1. Lychee is distributed in the southwest, south and southeast
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What crops are best suited for growing in Guangxi?
What to plant in Guangxi: Fruits: lychee, pineapple, longan, mango, banana, watermelon, mandarin, orange, chestnut, wampee, chicken-skin fruit, almond, renmianzi, etc. Medicinal materials: monk fruit, cinnamon, star anise, kuding tea, honeysuckle, kudzu root, etc. Flowers: cos
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What crops are suitable for planting in the Guizhou region?
Currently, Guizhou is suitable for planting fruit trees such as walnut, pomegranate, peach, Chinese bayberry, loquat, and cherry || Chinese medicinal herb resources have exceeded more than 4,500 species. It is relatively suitable for planting Chinese medicinal herbs such as Eucommia ulmoides, poria, Gastrodia elata, Codonopsis pilosula, honeysuckle, and Panax notoginseng. What is Guizhou suitable for planting?
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How to Store Potatoes? A Few Practical Storage Methods
Potatoes keep well when stored away from light; generally, it is best to store them in a cool, dark, high-humidity cellar. If you do not have a cellar at home, it is best to pick out the rotten and damaged ones after buying them, then put them in a bamboo basket or bamboo hamper and place them in a dark, ventilated, dry place.
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