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If you want your clivia to bloom on time in spring, pay attention to these fertilizers
If you want your clivia to bloom on time in spring, these fertilizers deserve attention
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Want your clivia to bloom? Just give it a little beer
If you want your clivia to bloom, just give it a little beer
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Introduction to Chinese orchid varieties, friends who want to grow orchids should not miss it
There are many varieties of orchids, but new varieties are still constantly being developed and bred. However, according to their growth habits, they can be roughly divided into terrestrial orchids, epiphytic orchids and saprophytic orchids...
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A new method for padding orchid pots with a base layer – friends who grow orchids might want to give it a try
A new method for padding orchid pots
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The wonderful use of dog dung in orchid cultivation, flower lovers may want to give it a try
[Recommended] The wonderful use of dog dung pellets in orchid growing
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The secret formula for keeping seedlings alive that I wanted to make public, why did it earn me insults instead?
I really want to make my secret formula for keeping seedlings alive public! Why did it earn me insults instead?
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Introduction and Appreciation of the Cymbidium goeringii Cultivar Wantai Mei
Wantai Mei: a new plum-petal cultivar of Cymbidium goeringii (spring orchid), a treasured selection by Mr. Zhou Dawei of Xiaoshan, Zhejiang. Some orchid enthusiasts have said that the beauty and value of Wantai can only be truly appreciated by those who have seen the actual flowers. This year I was fortunate enough to behold two blooms opening together, a truly breathtaking sight. The flower form is well-proportioned, the flower color is emerald green, the central structure is neatly arranged, the outer petals are elegant and flowing, and the stem is tall and straight, remaining unchanged even after being open for a long time...
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How do you grow orchids? You might want to read Tao Wangling's "On Growing Orchids" from the Ming Dynasty.
Kuaiji has many orchids, but those produced in Fujian are prized. The method of growing them: they like moisture but dislike wetness, like dryness but fear the sun, like wind but avoid cold, like a pampered daughter of a wealthy family, particularly full of moods and hard to please. I once heard it said that all other flowers thrive on filth when watered, but Fujian orchids alone use tea liquid, believing that among grasses and trees none is as fragrant as the orchid, and among things clean in taste none is as tea, their natures being akin and thus suited. In the Xiu Garden there were two orchids...
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