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Master English ivy propagation methods and easily turn one pot into many
English ivy is a very common foliage plant, and many people keep a pot of it at home. It not only adds greenery and vitality to the home, but also purifies the air, making the home feel fresh and clean - two benefits in one. So many people will...
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Snagged a house with a 32 sq m terrace and turned it into a garden bursting with flowers
Only a handful of households in this residential complex have a terrace, so I was very lucky to be able to buy one! For the sake of making my small terrace bloom with flowers this year, I started sowing seeds and buying plants back in winter to prepare for spring, recording the little moments of terrace life from winter to early summer to share with everyone...
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Throw a beer cap into the flower pot: no yellow leaves, no root rot, glossy green leaves and more blooms
Most people who have grown flowers have probably had this experience: with the slightest slip in watering, the plant gets yellow leaves, drops leaves or even withers. This is nutrient loss or waterlogged root rot! To put a stop to these problems, make use of the waste around your home...
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Can geraniums also be grown into big flower balls? Come and give it a try
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1 small pill dissolved in water, poured into the flower pot, and the flowers grow rapidly, no root rot, thriving vigorously
Aspirin contains salicylic acid. Salicylic acid not only disinfects and sterilizes, preventing pathogen attack, but also increases cell division, thereby promoting the regrowth of the root system, plant rooting, and promoting rapid plant growth. Crush the aspirin, then...
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Bougainvillea, kalanchoe and Christmas cactus bloom too little? Put a black hat on them and they will burst into bloom
Bougainvillea, kalanchoe and Christmas cactus are very popular flowering potted plants right now. Their flowers are delicate and lovely, colorful and very eye-catching, and they are much loved by people. Used to decorate and accent the home, they all produce a great...
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There is a little trick for rooting jasmine cuttings: the rooting rate is extremely high, and one month can turn them into a dozen pots.
It is now the peak season for jasmine blooming. After the flowers finish, prune promptly. These pruned leftover branches are best used for cuttings. These branches all carry some nutrients, so the survival rate is high. Take these one-year-old semi-woody...
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Cypress Bonsai Making: Why, Once It Falls into Human Hands, It Barely Survives Without Losing a Layer of Skin
Sometimes when I watch them make bonsai out of cypress, I really get the feeling that cypress must have some grudge against humans. Once it falls into the clutches of a bonsai artist, it barely survives without losing a layer of skin. No matter the size, no matter whether it is underage, none can escape this fate. In 2002...
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Don't throw away vegetables you can't eat; just put them in water and they'll grow into potted plants
Making your own potted plants at home is all about easy access to materials, simple steps, and creating a good-looking bonsai. For example: sweet potato potted plants, ginger potted plants, taro potted plants, potato potted plants, and so on, as follows: 1. Sweet potato potted plant. Find a sweet potato...
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The Comeback Story of the Crassula Ovata 'Gollum': How an Ugly Duckling Succulent Grew into a Beautiful Old Specimen
Text and images: Curator Figure 1. In March 2016, when purchased from the greenhouse, it was already a Crassula ovata 'Gollum' old specimen with a bit of color, and it survived the test of the hot, stuffy summer. Figure 2. In March 2017, it had been sitting on the windowsill of the work dormitory all along...
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