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My Story with Succulents: How to Buy Succulents the Right Way
It has been over a year since I fell down the rabbit hole. With the cycle of spring, summer, autumn and winter, succulents keep cycling between beautiful and ugly, and it is a truly heart-wrenching process, hahahaha. I am a standard homebody. When I rest, the two main things I do at home are hang out with my cat...
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Marguerite daisies wither quickly in summer; do these few steps and add 1 ingredient, and they will bloom in a bursting pot all summer long
Marguerite daisies are very beautiful flowers. Everyone says marguerite daisies are difficult to get through summer, while in other seasons they can easily burst into a full pot with rough management. The picture below is a friend's marguerite daisy. Just 2 days ago it was still lush and green, but these 2 days it has begun to wither extremely fast...
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Succulent plants grow in Namibia, with bizarre shapes that overturn everything you know
Discovering the genetic code of our coexistence with nature, returning to the forest. A succulent plant is a plant in which at least one of the three vegetative organs - root, stem and leaf - is thick and juicy and capable of storing large amounts of water...
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This globally recognized superfruit can be eaten with its skin, is extremely difficult to cultivate, and very few people have ever tasted it
With the development of modern society, people's living standards have improved a great deal compared with the past. As a result, when it comes to "eating," modern people not only seek to eat their fill, but also to eat healthily. Take eating fruit, for example. In the past, people often said, "An apple a day keeps the doctor away," and highly praised the health-preserving benefits of apples, but today, as an everyday fruit, apples can no longer satisfy people's needs. This is not to say that apples are not nutritious, but their nutrition seems not to be quite comprehensive enough, so in recent years people have been hoping to eat fruits with more complete nutrition, the kind of fruit that can supply a lot of nutrients in just a few bites. Such a fruit does exist. It enjoys an excellent reputation worldwide and is also recognized as a "superfruit."
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Clivia not growing? Add one thing to the bottom of the pot, and the leaves will grow like crazy with extra-large blooms
There are now many gardeners growing Clivia. The main reason is that this flower has large, brightly colored blooms when in flower, and when not in bloom, its leaves are glossy green, wide and thick, full of vitality. In addition, Clivia has since ancient times carried fine meanings such as "the demeanor of a gentleman, nobility, and grandeur"...
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When osmanthus drops its leaves, grasp the key points; soak its roots with "this" and it will burst with new shoots in autumn
When osmanthus drops its leaves, these points are key. If you notice them, soak the roots with "it" and it will burst with new shoots in autumn. What should you do when four-season osmanthus drops its leaves? This is a question I answered in a Q&A, and I'm sharing it as an article for my followers. You said you bought it in April...
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Potted Osmanthus Care Methods: A Million Blooms Fill the Branches with Fragrance
Osmanthus is one of the top ten famous flowers in our city, with a rich and alluring fragrance.
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The most powerful nutrient solution for growing flowers: give your clivia a spoonful, and its leaves will be green and its flowers vibrant without arrow trapping
Summer is here, and many flower lovers like to keep a few potted flowers at home, which not only decorate the room but also purify the air. Clivia is one of the very good potted flowers, symbolizing nobility and elegance. Keeping one at home can...
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Common household items thrown into flower pots make flowers explode with growth in a single summer
Many people grow some flowers and plants at home, which not only cultivates the mind but also purifies indoor air. But recently many flower lovers have complained to me that their flowers and plants have yellowing, dropping leaves, and basically all of them have root rot...
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This fruit looks like a bayberry, falls all over the ground with no one eating it, don't miss out on it for tonifying the kidneys and brightening the eyes
In my memory, back in my hometown there was a kind of tree with dense leaves, and every year from July to September it would bear a bright red fruit that looked like a bayberry; apart from birds pecking at it, nobody ever picked it to eat, and every time I passed by, I could always see the ground covered with fallen...
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