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How to Grow Pilea in Pots and Points to Note
Pilea is a perennial herb with creeping stems. It is a rather fashionable small foliage plant; because it is highly adaptable, easy to propagate, and relatively easy to grow, with compact, simple and elegant clumps, clearly defined green-and-white leaves, and beautiful patterns. Pilea prefers a warm, humid climate and loose, fertile sandy soil, and grows best at 15°C to 25°C.
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Rice water plus a small pill sprinkled into the flowerpot, why did 20 pots of flowers wither and die overnight?
In the process of growing flowers, when light, water and soil are all about the same, whether a plant is sturdy and whether it blooms abundantly depends mainly on fertilizing. Without fertilizer, a flower will at most be a bit thin and weak, but fertilizing blindly is nothing short of murder! Today Huahua will tell everyone...
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What should you do if your fiddle-leaf fig gets rust disease? Don't wait until the leaves are covered in spots before you treat it
The fiddle-leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) is one of the more highly ornamental green foliage plants. When it gets rust disease, while you are at a loss for what to do, if you let it run its course unchecked, it will spread into a large patch of rust, and in the end the leaves will drop off. Fiddle-leaf figs grown as potted plants at home, fiddle-leaf figs...
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Wine bottles and towels cleverly turned into flower pots - what a wild upcycling idea
Recently I saw an online contest: upcycling and transforming flower containers! I took a look at the contestants' entries and was amazed by everyone's creativity. Now let me show you these creative DIY projects!
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Unusual leaf shapes and bright flowers: snap off one stem and get many pots, easily covering the whole balcony
The frog vine introduced today has a shape as unusual as the staghorn fern, also has two forms of leaves, and is famous for its quirky style. Exceptionally gifted, it grows pouch-like hollow modified leaves, and at first glance looks like a frog with a puffed-up belly, ...
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5 clever uses for baking soda in the garden, 1 packet is enough to grow 10 pots of flowers
When you hear baking soda, your first thought is definitely steaming buns. But recently, Huahua discovered that many experts like to use baking soda for growing flowers, and the results are actually quite good! Today, Huahua has summed up the clever uses of baking soda in gardening, come and take a look...
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Sprinkle little black beans into the pots of kalanchoe and Christmas cactus: new shoots in 1 week, a pot bursting with blooms in March
More and more people like growing flowers indoors. Whether foliage plants or flowering plants, as long as they are placed indoors, they give people a fresh, healthy and vibrant feeling. So growing flowers indoors has become part of the lives of many flower lovers...
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Air-purifying formaldehyde removal, 15 green plants now on sale, 10 pots won't feel like too many
Many of Huahua's friends are recently renovating new homes, asking Huahua to recommend some nice-looking flowers that also purify the air. Today, Huahua will introduce several green plants that both purify the air and beautify the indoor environment! Mint ...
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A new method for cooling and moisturizing hydroponic plants: nest two flower pots together and you won't have to worry no matter how hot it gets
Pot nesting for growing plants is surely familiar to every experienced gardening enthusiast. This method can not only prevent flowers from dying from high temperatures, but also has other uses. So today we will introduce this simple little method that achieves multiple benefits at once, such as...
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Don't put lucky bamboo or money trees in these 3 spots in the living room; those in the know avoid them
Lucky bamboo and money trees are both very common household plants, and they share one very auspicious meaning: bringing in wealth and treasure. Of course, this is a superstitious belief, but sometimes the symbolism of these plants can...
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