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The Medinilla flower resembles a lotus lantern, with a unique flower shape and high ornamental value
Medinilla, also known as lotus lantern, pearl medinilla, Medinilla magnifica, and pink-bracted medinilla, is an evergreen small shrub of the genus Medinilla in the family Melastomataceae, native to the Philippines, Malaysia, the Netherlands, and other places. Because its large, pendulous pink-bracted flowers resemble China's traditional lotus...
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The vine peony blooms in astonishing numbers, covering an entire wall with flowers
The vine peony, botanically named Convolvulus repens (also known as climbing peony), is a plant of the genus Calystegia in the family Convolvulaceae. Its stem twines counterclockwise, the main vine can reach a thickness of 0.3 cm to 0.4 cm, leaves are alternate and simple, and its lotus-shaped flower base bears flowers resembling tree peonies, pink in color, double-petaled (40 to 50 petals...
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Petunia, bursting with blooms, trailing or upright, single or double, balcony and courtyard, 72-cell tray seedling
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String of Nickels can thrive even without light, growing into strings of coins in a semi-shaded spot indoors
If you were asked to name a climbing plant grown in hanging baskets indoors, many people would immediately think of pothos or ivy, but few would know about the following climbing succulent that blooms with white flowers in spring, whose leaves look like...
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Fill the whole balcony with old washbasins and empty oil drums, and the chili peppers and tomatoes grow strong and can be picked every day
Grow a few pots of vegetables at home, especially the ones you eat often like lettuce, chili peppers, and tomatoes. Pick them whenever you want, without making a special trip to the vegetable market. The vegetables you grow look just as beautiful and pleasing as potted green plants at home. If you are growing vegetables...
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With proper year-round care, potted Haworthia cooperi (Haworthia cooperi) easily grows into a full, overflowing clump, and the watering and fertilizing method is simple yet has its finer points.
Potted Haworthia cooperi is the most common member of the Haworthia genus and a soft-leaved variety among succulents. It is extremely rich in species, with crystal-clear leaves whose bright windows look like living works of art, especially when viewed from a backlit angle...
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Several flowers that fear the sun, easy to grow even in rooms without sunlight
People always ask what flowers don't need sunlight, and what flowers are better to grow in a north-facing bedroom..... Nowadays, house layouts generally have through ventilation from north to south. On the north side, some have windows and some have balconies, which troubles those who love growing flowers - this side has no...
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This flower is beautiful and full of spirit, with a fragrance like jasmine, a long blooming period and a huge number of flowers, and it can be grown in both the north and the south.
Star jasmine, as its name suggests, has flowers shaped like pinwheels and a fragrance like jasmine. The flowers are pure white and elegant, small and refined, and very good-looking. It is in bloom right now, flowering enthusiastically, with small white flowers dotted among the dark green leaves, making it look even more delicate...
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Case Study: Common Causes of Death for Succulents in Summer, with Solutions
Getting succulents through summer is like surviving a tribulation. Based on the common causes of death for succulents in summer from past years, I have worked out 6 tips for getting succulents through summer. Succulent lovers who do not know how to get through summer can take a look. Succulents fear damp heat and poor ventilation, and are prone to black rot in summer. The hot summer is about to...
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Grow a Radermachera sinica like this and it will thrive with lush branches and leaves, growing vigorously every day
The Radermachera sinica not only has an auspicious name, but its plant shape is also beautiful; it stays evergreen through all four seasons, is easy to care for, and has an elegant form. Below are the care tips for the Radermachera sinica! Care tips for the Radermachera sinica: (1). When grown at home, the Radermachera sinica should be placed in a suitable spot. Generally, place it in a spot with...
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