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The only fruit that can rival lychee: sweet, nutritious, and available only in summer
Introduction: Green plants and potted plants are essential decorations for home life. Keeping some flowers and plants at home has many benefits: it beautifies the room and pleases the mood. "Flower Sound Potted Plant Diary, Issue 1204" introduces you to a fruit that has always been compared with lychee...
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Growing Christmas cactus in summer: prevent root rot by burying a handful of this in the soil, and the roots will grow like crazy and thick and strong
The Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera) is a flowering plant that many people love, but anyone who has grown one knows that root rot is the most common problem. That is why many people like to graft the Christmas cactus onto a cactus or Pereskia, so that...
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Christmas cactus should grow big braids in summer
Summer is the peak growing season for the Christmas cactus, which is when it desperately grows leaves, but sometimes you will find that no buds can be seen at certain bud points. This thing is a blind bud, and the causes of blind buds are very complex, such as light, water...
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How does a succulent go from cute girl to muscular brute in one summer? What did it go through?
Pretty succulents are all alike; every ugly succulent is ugly in its own way. What have your succulents that hid in the shade to survive the summer turned into? Huahua has recently received pictures from quite a few gardening friends, complaining that their succulents have grown ugly beyond belief. Come along with Huahua and "admire" them!
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How many of the wonderful little things from childhood summers do you still remember?
Major Heat has passed, and the hottest summer of the year has arrived! It seems that even the wind blowing through the air carries the unique summer heat. Although air conditioning and wifi have become indispensable parts of summer today, sometimes we still miss that joyful summer.
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Scorpions are highly active in summer. What should you do if you get stung by a scorpion?
When I was little (twenty years ago) and in elementary school, a large scorpion sold for 1 yuan each, a medium-sized one for 5 jiao each, and small ones were unwanted by anyone. Back then, 1 yuan could buy ten strips of spicy gluten! Enough to splurge on for a whole week! On weekends I would go with my friends...
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What to do about old yellow leaves on a Radermachera sinica? Water it with this kind of water in summer, and in 3 days the leaves will be lush and green
The Radermachera sinica has a good symbolic meaning, and it looks nice placed at home, so many flower lovers like it, but it always does poorly, with yellowing and falling leaves and not living past 1 month. It can practically tie with the money tree for first place among "hard-to-grow green plants"! Today Huahua will talk about how...
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Azaleas half-dead? Revive them with a brick and they will be covered in blooms in summer
Many flower lovers find azaleas rather difficult to grow, especially in the north, because they are flowers of the south and like relatively high air humidity, so azaleas find it even harder to get through summer. In the north, how should you master azalea...
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Can succulents be grown outdoors in summer? The risks are actually quite high
Summer is the season with the highest death rate for succulents, so growing succulents in summer deserves to be discussed separately, and it is very much worth a proper discussion. After all, the succulents that die in the other three seasons combined are not as many as those that die in this one season...
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Is the power-saving claim of inverter air conditioners just a gimmick? Electricity bills keep rising in summer, and I regret it so much.
Air conditioning is really so important in summer. In such a hot summer, an air conditioner can save your life at the critical moment. When we buy an air conditioner, we all need to consider it comprehensively. One is power saving, and the other is ease of use. If these two points are roughly met, there is basically no...
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