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Geraniums always die in summer? The old lady next door grew them for three years and propagated over a hundred pots
Geraniums are a flowering plant I really love. They come in many varieties with a wide range of flower colors, and are divided into single-petaled and double-petaled types. They are elegant and luxurious, refined and beautiful, very eye-catching, and a great choice for indoor potted plants. Many people find that geraniums always... as soon as summer comes
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Growing scallions in flower pots on the balcony: one scallion can grow into a big potful, ready to harvest in 20 days
Growing scallions in flower pots on the balcony: a single scallion can grow into a big potful, ready to harvest in 20 days
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How to grow these flowers in summer: potted plants grow like crazy and easily fill their pots
Although summer is hot, it is the best growing season for jasmine and pothos. At this time, a little care can make them fill their pots. If you don't know this yet, you're really missing out. You've been growing them for over half a year and they still aren't as vigorous as other people's flowers! So let's take a look below...
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Pleioblastus fortunei: the smallest bamboo variety, it looks great whether planted in pots or in the courtyard
Pleioblastus fortunei - the smallest bamboo variety, it looks quite charming whether planted in pots or in the courtyard!
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Reasons for White Spots on Lucky Bamboo Leaves and How to Fix Them
White spots on lucky bamboo leaves are most likely caused by pest infestation. First, wipe the affected areas with a damp cloth to see if it helps; if not, you will need to spray an insecticide. It could also be a nutrient deficiency, in which case you can apply a moderate amount of nutrient solution or other fertilizer. Another possibility is that the water has not been changed for a long time in a water-grown plant, so change it promptly.
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Clivia seeds not germinating? Handle them this way for fast germination and turn 1 pot into 100 pots
Clivia is deeply loved by flower enthusiasts; they keep one pot after another and can't stop buying them. But after a Clivia blooms, successful pollination means seeds will form, so wouldn't it be a shame not to sow them? You can turn 1 pot into 100 pots and easily become a big grower. Today I...
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Fertilize Succulents Like This for Easy Explosive Growth in Balcony Pots
I put a little "this" into the succulent pot, and they grew so fast. It seems that as long as you use the right method, balcony succulents can go "crazy" too...! Succulents have a very cute appearance, and many friends decide to get into growing them after just one glance, but during the care process...
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Reasons for Yellowing Leaves and Yellow Spots on Pothos and How to Fix Them
Doesn't looking at a lush green pothos make you feel especially relaxed? But pothos can occasionally throw a tantrum too, such as suddenly developing yellow leaves. Let's explore together the reasons for yellowing pothos leaves and the solutions for treating yellow spots on pothos.
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What to do about bugs around flower pots? A few practical pest control methods
We love the green of spring and the brilliant colors of summer. In spring, flowers and plants sprout and bloom one after another. It is a season that flower lovers enjoy, but it also brings them worries. When summer arrives and temperatures rise, all kinds of small flying insects come out to seek the nectar they like, so the flowers and plants grown by flower enthusiasts also welcome unknown flying insects one after another.
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How to Grow Nandina in Pots? A Detailed Guide to Care Methods
Nandina, also known as heavenly bamboo, is native to China and Japan. Because nandina likes warm and semi-shaded environments, it is very suitable for growing as an indoor plant. So what issues should be noted when growing nandina in pots?
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