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What is it like to have high-beauty succulents? While others are busy keeping theirs alive, she is still posting photos
2 days ago Foreword Qian Yan Love Succulents, Love Life (WeChat ID: duorou91) Reply "community" and show off together with 200,000 succulent lovers! Reply in the backend with "beautiful succulents", "summer survival, watering, leaf propagation, soil mixing, pest removal, black rot" to view related...
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Succulents on the balcony can still get sunburned to death? Check these 3 care points now
4th?Foreword Qian Yan Love succulents, love life (WeChat ID: duorou91) Reply "community" and show off together with 200K succulent lovers! Reply in the backend with "beautiful succulents", "summer survival, watering, leaf propagation, soil mixing, pest removal, black rot" to view related...
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Some people say that fallowing is due to our country's overproduction. That is not wrong, but it is still not quite accurate.
In 2017, the area of fallow land in our country was 2 million mu, and the area of crop rotation was 10 million mu, still far from the target of 50 million mu. Crop rotation and fallowing have two meanings: crop rotation is, on the basis of the previous crop, switching to other cultivated crops...
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What to do when Echeveria 'Raindrops' (Graptopetalum paraguayense) rots at the base? Try this trick and it can still regrow
Once summer passes, the succulents at home are practically going through a life-and-death ordeal. If they make it through, they turn beautiful in autumn; if they don't, they're gone! So which succulents are the most prone to black rot? Today Huahua will go through them one by one! 1. Echeveria 'Raindrops': the first to rush to its death...
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Fig trees need almost no management and still bear fruit abundantly
The fig has beautiful foliage and its fruit can be eaten fresh. It grows well even under rough, minimal management, making it especially suitable for growing on a balcony. In addition, unlike many fruit trees, figs do not need advanced pruning and shaping skills to produce...
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Cutting Jasmine: For Double the Survival Rate, You Still Need Skill
Jasmine blooms profusely in summer, and its fragrance is strong, so gardening enthusiasts all like to grow a few pots. But do you know, fellow gardeners? When propagating jasmine by cuttings in summer, whether it is softwood cuttings or hardwood cuttings, if you want to get double the survival rate, what it depends on is...
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Use this trick to grow vegetables on your own balcony without buying seeds or pots, and still grow beautiful, thriving vegetables
Many vegetable growers in the city like to grow vegetables at home on the balcony. If they have a terrace, rooftop, or yard, they will grow even more vegetables, picking them whenever they want to eat them. Homegrown ones are fresh and delicious, with especially full flavor. Growing vegetables on the balcony does not necessarily...
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Why do easy-care plants still end up dead?
Actually, plants are just like people - only with careful tending can they grow lush and green. Let's take a look at the "human-caused" death reasons for 8 super easy-care potted plants. With just a little care, you can rescue your beloved plants at the very first sign of trouble! 1. Money Tree - when "Malabar chestnut"...
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What to do if the Giant Taro (Alocasia) stops dripping water, and is it still safe to keep it despite being toxic?
Giant Taro (Alocasia) is loved by most people because of its graceful form. At the same time, because of its ability to purify the air, it has become a top choice for indoor flowers. So what issues should be paid attention to during the daily care of Giant Taro...
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Succulents can still look beautiful in summer. Here are 7 tough, reliable varieties to recommend.
When growing succulents in summer, you should choose tough ones, such as the 7 below; with just casual care they look gorgeous! Succulents struggle to get through summer, so when you take up succulents in summer, variety selection matters a lot too. Below, let me recommend 7 very "...
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