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Growing a goji berry bonsai from a single seed: red berries cover the branches, beautiful and easy to grow, and you can even brew tea with them
Everyone is familiar with goji berries; they can be used to make tea or cook porridge, and they are an excellent health tonic. Goji berries are rich in carotene and are a very good tonic. Whether used in soups or steeped in water, they have very good health...
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Touch-me-not scented geranium: touch it and you're covered in fragrance; the less you fuss over it, the more wildly it grows. Keeping one pot at home is just right.
Touch-me-not scented geranium - doesn't the name sound really interesting? You always get the feeling that one touch fills it with fragrance. Keep a cute pot of touch-me-not scented geranium at home: easy to grow, good-looking, and easy to propagate. Even a beginner grower will have it spilling out of the pot, so you can grow it with confidence.
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Master these 4 tips for keeping a Strelitzia (bird of paradise) at home, and it will grow thick stems, large leaves, and be covered in blooms.
Strelitzia is an evergreen plant that stays green all year round. Its leaves are large, wide and thick, and its flower shape is unusual, like a crane raising its head to gaze into the distance, giving a feeling of freshness and elegance. It symbolizes the beauty of love, and also commemorates relatives far away. It is also the city flower of Los Angeles in the United States...
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What happens if you drink tea over the long term? Someone who has drunk tea for many years tells you
The little-known inside story behind tea prices. Pu'er tea is one of the most popular everyday beverages, with benefits such as lowering blood pressure, fighting cancer, reducing lipids, sobering you up and helping with weight loss. Whether you drink it yourself or give it to relatives and friends, it is a good choice. But...
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Cymbidium finished blooming? Don't throw it out! Change the soil, water it, add a little something, and flower spikes will shoot up all over the pot
Xiao Qi shows you step by step how to grow flowers. Repotting a Cymbidium is actually very simple. Cymbidiums are usually bought already in bloom, and after they finish flowering, poor care makes it hard for them to bloom again the next year. Xiao Qi has grown them before, and getting them to rebloom is easy, if...
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How to care for your Christmas cactus in summer this way: in autumn it will grow wildly with thick, firm leaves and buds bursting all over the pot
Xiao Qi teaches you how to grow flowers step by step. We have now entered summer, and the Christmas cactus enters a semi-dormant state under high temperatures. That is, once it goes above 30°C, it starts. In this hot season, how should we care for it? For example...
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Tie up your pothos with string and its leaves grow as big as A4 paper, covering a wall in 6 months
Everyone grows pothos, but the results vary enormously! Many people grow pothos with leaves as big as A4 paper, while some gardeners' leaves stay tiny. Besides normal fertilizing and watering, training your pothos to climb can help a great deal, but many...
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Ivy grows lush and covers the wall; if you can't keep flowers alive, grow this instead
To make ivy grow fast, choose good soil, add a base fertilizer, and repot at the right time. The temperature should be suitable, around 25°C. Light should be moderate; scattered light is enough. In summer, place it in a shady spot, and keep moisture moderate so the soil is slightly moist...
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These flowers at home will bloom so abundantly they overflow their pots, so if you like them, get growing right away
Beginner plant parents basically all start out growing a pothos or a spider plant, but keeping only these at home can start to feel a bit monotonous, and yet it is hard to know which flowering plants are not only easy to care for but also fairly attractive. So next...
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A Clivia That Has Not Bloomed for Over 10 Years: These Few Techniques You Must Master
Every time I mention that Clivia will bloom once it grows more than 12 leaves and has been grown for 3 to 4 years, a gardening friend comes to ask me: Editor, take a look at my Clivia - how come it still has not bloomed after 10 years? I have tried everything, from rice-washing water to tea leaves, ...
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