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Looking back at the spring and summer of a succulent grower: there were tears and there was joy. What about you?
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Succulents shriveled up in summer with almost nothing left? Use this method early in autumn to grow a whole patch
In summer, some flower friends' succulents were dried into a pile of withered leaves, and seeing the succulents "destroyed" is very painful. Being careful every day, I never expected to still be able to protect the poor little succulent, and let it die. While it is autumn now, you can...
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Lithops show their unique beauty in summer, and I find them absolutely fascinating.
Thanks to Chen Wenya for the material. As long as they have rooted through the base before summer, they are actually not that easy to kill. They have the brilliance they are meant to have! As long as they have rooted through the base before summer, they are actually not that easy to kill. They have the brilliance they are meant to have! Just...
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Growing orchids in September: autumn stuffiness is more deadly than summer heat, 3 key care points to master
It's mid-September now, the typhoons in the south have already come and gone, and the temperature has cooled a little. When autumn arrived, many orchid owners breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that after their careful care in summer, their orchids had come through safely, and that autumn should be a bit easier...
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How to prune and care for roses in late summer? Do these few things and they will bloom explosively again in a month
0003. Late summer pruning and care for roses: remember these few points and they will bloom explosively again in a month! Although roses can bloom in all four seasons, they grow most vigorously and bloom most abundantly and to standard in spring and autumn. Roses in summer...
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What issues should be noted when topdressing eggplants in summer?
1. Appropriate amount. Eggplants have the highest demand for nitrogen fertilizer, but in high-temperature seasons, each application of urea per mu should generally be controlled within 30 kg, because in high-temperature seasons, urea transforms relatively quickly after being applied to the soil, and after the plants have met their needs, the excess portion will be lost. Especially in sandy soil, the proportion lost will be even greater...
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Detailed explanation of key techniques for raising cucumber seedlings through the summer
Normally, vegetable growers mostly sow summer cucumbers directly, thinking that since summer temperatures are high there is no need to raise seedlings, and besides, raising seedlings takes labor and time and is rather troublesome. According to my years of experience, in fact, growing summer cucumbers by raising seedlings is much better than direct sowing. Specifically, there are two major benefits: first, it favors early transplanting and early marketing, and growers...
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Detailed Explanation of Key Techniques for Hydroponic Spinach Cultivation in Summer
Spinach is one of the important vegetables in spring in northern China. It prefers cool conditions and cannot tolerate heat, with an optimum growth temperature of 15°C--20°C. Cultivation in summer is relatively difficult due to high temperatures and frequent rain. In recent years, some vegetable growers in Shouguang have successfully cultivated summer spinach using hydroponic techniques in greenhouses. The key cultivation techniques are introduced as follows:...
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3 kinds of flowers that go dormant in summer and start growing like crazy after the arrival of autumn
Anyone who has grown flowers knows that plants have their own growing seasons. Some flowers and plants enter a dormant period at a certain time, which is for better growth later on. Today, the Flower and Plant Research Institute introduces 3 kinds of plants that grow like crazy after the arrival of autumn....
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How to manage green onions in early summer? Detailed explanation of key technical points
Green onions prefer a cool and humid environment. The optimum temperature for growth is 15-25°C. Above 26°C, growth becomes thin and slow, and above 30°C they enter a semi-dormant state. The first stage generally runs from planting to the start of the dog days, a period when the temperature rises from 15°C to 25°C, which is relatively suitable for green onion growth. Therefore, after planting and recovering from transplanting, they quickly enter...
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