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To grow succulents well, the flower pot matters a lot. Assorted pretty pots and pretty succulents from as low as 9.9 yuan
Good evening, fellow succulent lovers~ It's time for another round of assorted recommendations! The season is changing, and now that August is almost over, seeing the beautiful succulents shared by fellow succulent lovers still looking gorgeous makes me look forward even more to the spectacular beauty of succulents in the "good days"! Today...
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How to Grow Banana Shrub in Pots and Care Tips (With Pictures)
Banana shrub, also known as Xiangxiao mei, Xiangxiao plum, Shanjiezi, white magnolia, banana flower and so on, is an evergreen shrub of the genus Michelia in the magnolia family. It is native to the southern provinces and regions of South China, and grows wild on Dinghu Mountain in Guangdong, China, in shady slopes among mixed woods. It is a fragrant flowering tree with buds as smooth as jade and a fragrance as subtle as orchid. It is grown mainly as a potted plant for ornamental purposes, followed by garden landscaping.
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6 pots of flowers placed at home boost humidity and remove dust better than a humidifier
Once autumn arrives, the air at home tends to get dry, so you should quickly add a few "humidifying" plants and place them in the corners of the living room and bedroom to raise the air humidity, caring for the home and for people too. If you cannot decide what to grow, then Huahua will tell you a few options, so be sure to remember them!
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Succulents survived 40°C heat with zero empty pots, safe through summer and ready for outdoor growing
Succulents survived 40°C heat, not a single empty pot, passed the "gate of hell" and are ready for outdoor growing! Many friends who love growing succulents won't buy succulents in summer, because getting succulents through summer safely is a real headache, in summer...
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How to prevent and control small flying insects in household potted flower pots?
Some flower growers don't know what to do when there are small flying insects in their flower pots. We first need to know the reason why the small flying insects appear, so we can solve the problem at its root. Generally speaking, for potted plants with small flying insects, the potting soil contains humus material, such as rotting leaves and the like, and it also stays moist for a long time, and the ventilation is not ideal either. Knowing the reason
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How to control insects in household potted flower pots
Some flower lovers have asked what to do when insects appear in the soil of flower pots. After asking around, it turns out that all kinds of small insects often appear in flower lovers' flower pot soil, and they look quite creepy. Most of this soil is soil dug from the wild by flower lovers and has not been treated. At present, various solutions are circulating online, such as soaking tobacco shreds in water, pouring garlic water
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Grow vegetables without soil or pots, just a sheet of paper, grow them in a small corner and the whole family can eat
People who are afraid of heights are usually most comfortable keeping their feet on solid ground. Flowers only grow freely when they are with soil. But with technology so advanced, it is very easy to sprout with nothing at all. For example, growing vegetables at home requires no pot, and no...
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5 ways to propagate by grafting and division in autumn: turn 1 plant into 10 pots without buying any
These days, most people just buy ready-made potted flowers and plants to keep at home. If a plant dies, they simply swap it for a new pot, as if nothing happened. In fact, there is a better way: you can grow several pots of flowers and plants without spending a cent...
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Grow these 8 flowers: the colder it gets, the more vigorously they grow, easily filling their pots
One autumn rain brings one bout of cold; with these days of continuous overcast rain, it really is time to start putting away the autumn clothes! It is also time for the period when flowers burst into growth. Some flowers really do grow better the colder it gets! For example, the following 110 kinds. 1. Succulents When it comes to...
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A Detailed Guide to Growing and Caring for the Calathea picturata 'Argentea' in Pots
Calathea picturata 'Argentea', also known as the silver Calathea, prefers a warm, humid and semi-shaded environment; it is not cold-tolerant and dislikes strong light. It is commonly propagated by division and cuttings. Division is carried out in spring together with repotting, simply pulling the fleshy rhizomes apart and planting them. For cuttings, select a cutting with 3 leaves, peel off the leaf sheath, insert it into coarse sand, and once it roots in about 1 month it can be potted up.
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