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Sprinkle a handful of baking soda in your flower pots: it saves money and works great, so tell the people around you quickly
I believe everyone is familiar with baking soda; we usually use it when cooking, but actually using baking soda to grow flowers works quite well too, let's take a look. First, it can sterilize. We pour some baking soda into a container.
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Can't tell male from female tangerines? Let me teach you how to pick delicious tangerines
They say golden autumn is September, and speaking of September, the fruit you can't do without is probably the tangerine! Friends who often visit the market will easily notice that tangerine season is now in full swing! The good news that tangerine lovers have been waiting for is coming!
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Are withered orchid leaves a disease? A full analysis of how to tell
Orchid growers all want their orchid leaves to be dark green and upright, but in reality we often run into leaves that turn yellow or black. So, is the withered orchid leaf the questioner asks about a disease? Is it necessary to apply pesticide? In this article I will not discuss blackened leaves...
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Newly bought camellias must be cared for like this, the method the flower seller won't tell you
Yesterday a flower lover who likes camellias left a message, saying they wanted to buy a pot of camellias, and asked how to care for them after bringing them home? Today Chengcheng will explain it to everyone! Many flower lovers, when buying camellias, like to buy camellias with buds, but if...
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Cosmos and Gesang flowers look very similar, so how do you tell them apart?
The 2018 Wuhan Golden Autumn Chrysanthemum Exhibition features so many chrysanthemum varieties that it is inevitable some look alike but have different names. Cosmos and Gesang flowers really do look too similar; sometimes they are very hard to distinguish. What is cosmos? Cosmos is a...
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What is the difference between the citron tree and the pomelo tree? A quick guide to tell them apart
Leaf differences: The citron tree's leaves are light green with serrated edges; the pomelo tree's leaves are broadly ovate or elliptical, with a richer leaf color. Flower differences: The citron tree has racemose inflorescences with 5 white petals; the pomelo tree has racemose inflorescences with white flowers. Fruit differences: The citron tree's hesperidium is long elliptical and lemon-yellow; the pomelo tree's fruit is spherical, pale yellow or yellow-green.
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How to quickly tell apart Peach Egg, Peach Beauty, and Ellen
Ever since I got hooked on the idea of a ten-mile peach grove, I've been dying to buy up all the Peach Egg succulents and plant them. But then I ran into its two sister varieties, and before I knew it, I'd bought the wrong ones. You can't blame me for having a poor eye - buying succulents online is all about the pictures, and after a long journey back...
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Plant pairing is the best way to tell the story of each plant.
As plant introduction and promotion deepen both at home and abroad, the range of species available for green-space planting design has become increasingly rich, but achieving a continuous, colorful plant landscape across every season is no easy task. Phenology...
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The legend of wisteria tells a poignant story of a love that transcended life and death
The legend of wisteria: a love that transcended life and death
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How much is one jin of Pseudostellaria heterophylla seeds now?
The price of Pseudostellaria heterophylla seeds is about 40 to 50 yuan, and the specific price varies depending on seed quality, place of origin, variety, and the market. Its plant is about 15 to 20 cm tall, the root tubers are long spindle-shaped, the leaves are opposite, the lower leaves are spoon-shaped or oblanceolate, the leaf margins are slightly wavy, and the flowers are axillary and white.
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