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Is a creeping juniper bonsai suitable to keep at home? Value and premium price analysis
The creeping juniper is an evergreen small shrub and also belongs to the cypress family, but this kind of cypress does not grow tall, generally around 70-80cm, so it is called creeping juniper. Its economic value is generally as a bonsai. Is a creeping juniper bonsai valuable? Yes, it is valuable. So is a creeping juniper bonsai
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What Tree Species Is the Chinese Arborvitae? A Complete Collection of Wild Chinese Arborvitae Pictures and a Price Overview
What tree species is the Chinese arborvitae? The Chinese arborvitae is a shrub or tree of the Cupressaceae family, genus Thuja; it generally grows in the crevices of cliffs at an altitude of 700-2100 m, in areas with shallow soil and rock; but now this tree has become an endangered species. It is mainly produced in Sichuan, China
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Phalaenopsis mannii Plant Ark Price and Watering Method Explained in Detail
Phalaenopsis mannii is one of the precious orchids among the Phalaenopsis genus. Phalaenopsis mannii also has another name, Phalaenopsis bannaensis. Its seed price is generally around 90 yuan to 120 yuan per jin. So what characteristics does it have, and how do you water Phalaenopsis mannii?
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Does Cymbidium faberi 'Cheng Mei' smell fragrant when it blooms? Price per seedling and characteristics
Cymbidium faberi 'Cheng Mei' is a traditional famous variety of the Cymbidium faberi plum-petal type. If you want to buy a plum-petal variety of Cymbidium faberi, Cheng Mei is the first choice, because Cheng Mei's blooms are majestic and particularly representative. As for price, it is around 500 yuan to 600 yuan per seedling. Cymbidium faberi 'Cheng Mei' was selected and bred during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty,
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Can Masson pine be used for bonsai? An introduction to its timber prices
Masson pine is one of the pine species, belonging to the tree genus, widely distributed, and is a major timber tree species in southern China. Its economic value is high. So how much does Masson pine timber cost? Can Masson pine be used for bonsai? Can Masson pine be used for bonsai? Yes, it can,
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Silver-edged Cymbidium sinense blooming pictures and introduction to origins and prices
Silver-edged Cymbidium sinense is one of the varieties of Cymbidium sinense orchids. The leaves of silver-edged Cymbidium sinense are wide and thick. On large plants, the leaf-edge variegation is pale yellow and wraps nearly half of the leaf, and on new shoots the leaf variegation is even more obvious and wider, appearing pale white, commonly known as the "silver edge." It is glossy and very imposing.
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Chunlan Ruixie: Which Is Better? With Pictures, Prices and Variety Introduction
Ruixie is a very early variety of Chunlan (Cymbidium goeringii), regarded as an old variety of Chunlan. Its petal type is multi-lipped without a stamen-like form. It is one of only 2 Ruixie among traditional Chunlan varieties. It was selected in the early Republic of China period by Yang Xingsheng. The characteristics of Ruixie are three narrow and long petals, with a contracted base and flared corners. The petal-like inner segments evolve
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What kind of pine is Tianmu pine? A look at pictures and bonsai prices
Tianmu Pine Tianmu pine is an evergreen tree, with sparse shadows and gray-green needles, gnarled dead branches, lush and verdant, thriving toward the sun.
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Huizhou Molan is a traditional variety of Molan orchid, how to distinguish it? With pictures and prices
Huizhou Molan is a traditional variety of Molan orchid. Huizhou Molan, also known as Huizhou Mo, originated in the southern regions and is a traditional superior variety among Molan orchids. In terms of price, it is relatively expensive, around 4600 yuan to 5000 yuan per seedling. It has strong ornamental value. Huizhou Molan is suitable for warm climates,
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Australian macadamia annual production hits a new record, prices remain firm
For Australian macadamia (also known as Australian nut) growers, 2015 will be a year of bumper harvest, with national macadamia production reaching the highest record in history. At present, the production of in-shell nuts with a moisture content of 10% is 48,300 tonnes (45,100 tonnes at a moisture content of 3.5%), an increase of
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