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China has many agricultural universities, so why do farmers still use traditional methods to farm the land?
China has so many agricultural universities, and agricultural science academies too, yet farmers still use traditional methods to farm the land. What is the purpose of establishing agricultural universities? This seems like one question, but it actually contains two doubts. The first: so many agricultural universities and agricultural science academies...
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You can still grow flowers on a balcony with poor light; master the techniques and it will still be full of fragrance
Most plants are sun-loving plants that need to grow in places with plenty of light, but some friends may have balconies that do not get very good light. If you do not choose the right flower varieties, they may very well not survive or not grow well. So, when the light is not...
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Baby on "Back to Field": carrying her own luggage in the door and still getting criticized, truly hating for the sake of hating
Baby joined "Back to Field", and even carrying her own luggage in the door got her criticized, truly hating for the sake of hating! Speaking of Yang Ying, everyone should quite like her, right? Although Baby has always been viciously criticized by all kinds of haters, this absolutely cannot deny her...
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If you don't grow shiitake mushrooms, do growers still have a way out?
If you don't grow shiitake mushrooms, is there really no way out?
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Succulent Echeveria 'Derlu' Roots Bitten by Insects? Treat It This Way and It Will Still Grow Beautifully
Let's continue with today's Q&A session! Question 1: Help my succulent! It's grown so leggy, what should I do? Answer: Leggy is leggy, the top priority in summer is to keep your succulent alive! Wait until autumn, then behead it or pull off leaves to reshape it...
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Can bayberry with bugs still be eaten?
Many friends may have noticed that after soaking the bayberries they bought at home in salt water, bugs appear crawling on the bayberries, which is how the saying that bayberries have bugs came about. But do the bugs in the bayberry flesh actually harm people? Let me analyze it for you.
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A 10 sq m mini terrace garden. It's a small space, but it's still enough for me to tinker with!
Above my home there's a rooftop platform of over 100 sq m, on the floor above my little terrace. I originally thought the stairs up to the rooftop were private, but it turned out they're public stairs, so I don't want to use it. Several neighbors downstairs dry their clothes up there...
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Add this to the kalanchoe pot and you won't need to fertilize for 365 days, yet the flowers will still fill the pot
Now, as people's living standards gradually improve, more and more people are taking up growing flowers and plants. For example, kalanchoe, pothos, clivia and other flowering plants - growing flowers makes people feel relaxed and happy, pleasing to the eye, and crucially it can also purify the air and absorb...
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3 common ornamental plants at home are toxic, and many people are still growing them
With the improvement of living standards, more and more people are pursuing a higher quality of life. Therefore, in addition to everyday life, they also like to grow some plants and flowers at home. Placing them at home not only makes the home warm and comfortable...
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Can Black Rot in Succulents Still Be Saved? A Detailed Guide to Beheading Treatment
Four or five years of growing plants, and black rot strikes in an instant. Now the weather is getting hotter and hotter, and I see many plant lovers' succulents have rotted away. What should be done? Black rot is like "cancer" in succulents. Once it occurs, the only option is to quickly "behead" them to save themselves; there is no other way.
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