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Big and plump strawberries grown with mile-a-minute weed biochar-based fertilizer and vinegar liquid
Mile-a-minute weed biochar combined with vinegar liquid produces big and plump strawberries. Want to learn how? Then read the introduction below. Huang Ying-pin, senior researcher at the Ecosystem Technology Laboratory of the Central Branch of the Industrial Technology Research Institute, says that mile-a-minute weed (Mikania micrantha) is native to Central and South America, harms crop growth, is known abroad as the "mile-a-minute weed", and is also regarded as the "green cancer" of the plant world. Mile-a-minute weed spreads rapidly in Taiwan, China, and is a plant that forestry units want to eradicate as quickly as possible, but it is not entirely useless. Research has shown that mile-a-minute weed is rich in micropores and is a very good charcoal material, which can be converted into "biochar" and "vinegar liquid" through carbonization technology; biochar can be used for soil improvement, and combined with vinegar liquid it becomes a pest and disease control agent or a plant growth promoter.
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Can a bamboo house be a home? Building a simple house with bamboo
What is a home? How should it be saved? For this question, a green architect will certainly give you an answer beyond just turning off the air conditioning more often. Architects are all helping people fulfill the dream of making a home. Regarding the promotion of sustainable architecture, he also said seriously: "A home should not just be a building replicated by architects."
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Can organic vegetables be sprayed with pesticides to kill insects?
Organic vegetables are still sprayed with pesticides, is this really okay? How can consumers be deceived like this? It is precisely because of this matter that some people have been harmed. Let's take a look together. In December of year 87, Consumer Reports magazine published the news item "Organic Vegetables Are Still Sprayed with Pesticides"
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Is it beneficial to water flowers with leftover tea leaves and leftover tea?
Leftover tea leaves and leftover tea water are harmful and not beneficial at all when used to water any flowers. Leftover tea leaves and leftover tea water both contain a large amount of theophylline, and during the decomposition and fermentation process they produce a large amount of harmful gases and reducing substances. Watering with leftover tea water over a long period often causes alkaline damage on the soil surface and easily harbors pests and diseases. Before use, they need to be decomposed; it is best not to use undecomposed leftover tea leaves.
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Black Tide Survey: Microplastics Found in Seas Around All of Taiwan! Everyday Plastics Dominate, with the Bajhang River, Houjin River and the Northeast Coast Most Affected
Black Tide Survey: Microplastics Found in Seas Around All of Taiwan! Everyday Plastics Dominate, with the Bajhang River, Houjin River and the Northeast Coast Most Affected
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A Detailed Guide to Integrated Pest and Disease Control Methods for Crops
Have you ever heard of using natural pesticides to control plant diseases? Would you like to learn about them? Let's take a look below. Natural pesticides that can control plant diseases can be divided, according to the source of their ingredients, into four categories: plant-based ingredients, mineral-based ingredients, plant-plus-mineral ingredients, and others. First
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How to Grow and Care for Clivia (Kaffir Lily) with Pictures, Teaching You How to Grow It
How to grow Clivia, Clivia growing methods, Clivia pictures: A reader asked how to grow Clivia. Clivia belongs to the Amaryllidaceae family and is a perennial evergreen herbaceous plant. Its sword-like green leaves are broad, thick and glossy; its fire-like red flowers bloom gracefully, with red and green setting each other off beautifully, elegant and eye-catching, making people long for it.
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Spinach Cultivation: The cultivation process of spinach, spinach cultivation density
In pesticide-free cultivation, spinach is easier to grow than rapeseed (yu choy). Spinach carefully cultivated in the field during winter has a flavor that can truly be called exceptional. Varieties and sowing periods. Spinach varieties include the Western type with round leaves, and in addition, the native type with deeply lobed leaves
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What to Do When Flowers Wither? A Few Rescue Methods to Teach You
Watching your beloved flowers wither is sure to break your heart. There are many reasons flowers wither, and if you carelessly overlook just one thing, it can cause flowers to wither, such as lack of water, lack of fertilizer, lack of light, unsuitable temperature,
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