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The last mile of mining reform: environmental groups urge the Ministry of Economic Affairs to stop shielding conglomerates
"Let mining reform complete its last mile," environmental groups urge, calling on the Ministry of Economic Affairs to stop shielding conglomerates
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Geranium cuttings are easy to take, and beginners can achieve a high survival rate by following the steps.
Taking geranium cuttings at the edge of the pot is convenient, gives a high survival rate, and is easy to manage, making it a good cutting method. This article shows you step by step how to take geranium cuttings at the pot edge. Out of love for plants, do not throw away geranium stems, because every stem is alive...
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Detailed Illustrated Tutorial on Petunia Cuttings: Personal Experience, 100% Survival and Blooming, Beginners Can Learn From It
First, let me introduce myself. I believe many flower enthusiasts know me. I am a petunia sowing killer. With petunias, sowing just never works... this is incredibly painful, but when it comes to cuttings, petunias are no joke, it is simply like those Indian guys...
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Master these points for hydrangea cuttings and you'll get a high survival rate, with the garden in full bloom next year
Hydrangeas (genus Hydrangea) are mainly large shrubs native to Asia and North America. There are about 23 species, five of which are widely grown in gardens, and many cultivars are available. Most hydrangea cultivars can only be reliably propagated by rooted cuttings. Preparation...
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Take cuttings of 3 kinds of flowers in May: they root as soon as they touch soil, with a 99% survival rate, and bloom in autumn
It is May now, and the temperature is neither hot nor cold, making it a great time to take flower cuttings. With these 3 kinds of flowers, snap off a branch and stick it in soil and it will root, with a 99% survival rate. Take cuttings now, and you can enjoy the flowers in autumn! 1. Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) Kalanchoe flowers are delicate and lovely, with abundant varieties...
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When a plant is severely dehydrated, it is hard to remedy, but soaking the pot from below can bring it back to life
The problem of plant dehydration is a very serious one. Once a plant goes without water beyond a certain amount of time, it will die. This is an inevitable outcome. To tackle this problem, we racked our brains and finally came up with a few methods, but...
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The biggest culprit behind the highest mortality rate in succulents is actually this - check your succulents now
Succulents are deeply favored by gardening enthusiasts for their adorably cute appearance. However, many beginner friends find succulents really hard to grow, and always end up with their plants dying without knowing why. In fact, the causes of succulent death...
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Star jasmine bonsai appreciation: common cliff-style confederate jasmine bonsai
Star jasmine Scientific name: Trachelospermum jasminoides Lem. Alternative name: confederate jasmine...
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Black pine bonsai tutorial: dig the stump this way for a high survival rate
The black pine (Pinus thunbergii) is an excellent bonsai tree species, deeply loved by friends in the bonsai world. Bonsai landscape material is all dug out of the mountains and wilds. Improving the survival rate for bonsai enthusiasts and making use of limited natural resources is the responsibility of every bonsai enthusiast...
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The propagation methods are super simple, with a 100% survival rate, and you'll get it at a glance
The process of caring for flowers is important, but choosing the right propagation method is like getting twice the result with half the effort! Today, thoughtful Huahua teaches everyone five different propagation techniques, super simple and hassle-free, with a 100% survival rate. All you need to do is wait patiently!
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