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Whether an arowana has a good appetite depends on the keeper's feeding methods
Diet for arowanas is a well-worn topic, but given differences in regional environments, each person's circumstances, and the individual condition of every arowana, what to feed and how to feed it remains a problem that puzzles many fish keepers....
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Wild vegetables are in season right now - tender, nutritious, delicious and good for your health
It's the perfect time to eat wild vegetables again. Wild vegetables are not only delicious but also highly nutritious. Today Huahua will teach everyone how to make healthy and delicious wild vegetables!
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Repotting without root pruning is as good as not repotting at all, and dreaming of a pot bursting with growth is even more of a fantasy.
These past couple of days, Huahua saw a comment from a flower friend saying that after repotting her plant, it died just a few days later, which left her feeling really down. How do you break the curse of "death by repotting"? Today, Huahua will start with root pruning during repotting, then explain all the repotting knowledge points in detail! Be sure to read to the end!
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Is it good feng shui to place a Monstera deliciosa in the living room?
Many families now like to grow Monstera deliciosa, so if we keep it in the living room, what kind of feng shui effect will it have? In fact, placed this way, it is very helpful for our career progress, but it may hinder our wealth luck and love luck. If you want it to help your career development, you can place it in the southwest of the living room, but if you value wealth and love more, it is not recommended to place it in the living room.
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Is an aloe blooming actually a good omen, and what are the sayings about it?
Speaking of aloe, its beautiful leaves have left such a deep impression on us that many friends still do not know it can actually bloom. This plant rarely blooms; only when many strict conditions are met does it have the possibility of producing flowers. So, is its blooming a good omen? In fact, its blooming is a great sign of blessing, foretelling that the person who sees it will have everything go their way in the days to come and rise higher year after year.
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Youwang squash is delicious and virus-resistant, with a loose, sweet, sticky and chewy texture and good prices for summer harvest
The delicious and virus-resistant Youwang squash is here! Loose, sweet, sticky and chewy, it can be harvested in summer at good prices
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Is it good to keep a Malabar chestnut (Pachira aquatica) at home? Indoor care tips
Money money - this plant has an auspicious name, so it naturally carries a certain feng shui significance. So, is this plant suitable for keeping at home? And when it is kept at home, what role does it play?
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Whether an orchid is of good quality can be told by looking at the leaf tip
(1) Single and double arrow leaf groove. Only varieties with thicker leaves have this leaf groove. Besides enhancing the artistic beauty of the leaves, it also indicates a higher grade of the flower. (2) Round leaf tip, blunt-round leaf tip, blunt-pointed leaf tip, smoothly pointed leaf tip. These leaf tips are commonly found in dwarf orchids and semi-dwarf orchids. Varieties with such leaf tips may also have flowers of a higher grade. If it is a variety with longer leaves and has such a leaf tip, it is likewise possible that its flower grade is also higher.
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How to Do a Good Job of Pest and Disease Prevention and Control for Home-Grown Orchids
Early summer has arrived, temperatures have risen noticeably, and with the increased rain, all kinds of tiny insects that harm orchids are stirring into action. When pests are rampant, timely prevention and control is essential so that orchids can grow strong and healthy. Using pesticides is quick and convenient, and the results are good. But every medicine has some toxicity, so it is best to use them with caution to avoid pesticide damage. Using simple methods to control insects...
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What good habits should be developed in orchid care?
First, disinfect your hands when entering the orchid room. Why? Because your hands may carry viruses, fungi, bacteria, and so on. Soap and running water can inactivate viruses, laying the foundation for the work to follow. Second, when pruning leaves, only prune the necrotic, blackened, withered parts. Reason: while leaves that are still green or turning yellow have not completely...
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