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Latest Technical Methods and Tutorial for Pest Control in Onion, Garlic and Chinese Chive Vegetables
The common pests of onion, garlic and Chinese chive vegetables mainly include seed maggot, onion thrips, onion leaf miner, Chinese chive jumping plant bug and Chinese chive root maggot, etc. Onion maggot The onion maggot mainly damages garlic, onion and Welsh onion, and sometimes also damages Chinese chive. The larvae damage the sown seeds and young
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Latest Misconceptions About Greenhouse Vegetable Growing, Reviewed
In daily life, many vegetable growers make wrong judgments and take wrong actions in vegetable growing based on intuitive views or unripe experience. Below, the common mistakes and their solutions are corrected for growers. Misconception one: believing that more fertilizer means more output
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How to Overwinter Greenhouse Vegetables Safely? Latest Management Methods Explained in Detail
Pay attention to indoor heating and insulation. For greenhouses with fewer straw curtains, a thinner back wall and poor insulation, increase the thickness of the straw curtain covering, use double-layer curtains as much as possible, add a rain- and snow-proof plastic film over the straw curtains, and keep the straw curtains dry. If the temperature inside the greenhouse is lower than
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How to spray fertilizer on greenhouse vegetables? Teach you the correct method
Fertilizer solution concentration: During the spraying process, the fertilizer solution concentration must be appropriate to achieve good results. If the applied concentration is too high, it is not only unhelpful but harmful. Generally speaking, the suitable spraying concentrations for various micronutrient fertilizers are: boric acid or borax solution 0.05%-0.25%; ammonium molybdate solution
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How to fertilize cacti? Choosing the right fertilizer matters
In recent years, with the rise of Nordic-style home decor, many people buy cacti to grow at home to match their home style, so how do you grow cacti well? How do you fertilize cacti? Next, the editor will take you through these questions to find out.
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How many leaves should a Clivia miniata keep? The latest answer is here
A Clivia miniata generally does well keeping 14 leaves. If you want a Clivia miniata to bloom, it needs at least 7 pairs, or 14 leaves, arranged in matching pairs. During care, diseased leaves and withered leaves should be pruned and removed promptly, and ventilation and light management should be done well, but if the leaves are not
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How to Pot a Mail-Order Osmanthus: A Detailed Guide to the Latest Method
Potted osmanthus is suitable for transplanting and potting in spring and autumn. If you want to see its beauty when it blooms and also enjoy its refreshing fragrance, then why not take advantage of this season to grow a pot of osmanthus at home! If you don't have a suitable osmanthus
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Is the latest Anthurium toxic, and is Anthurium suitable for growing indoors?
The Anthurium flower is a rich red, and its colors are rich and varied, with bright and gorgeous hues. The bright red flowers are especially eye-catching, and it is often used to decorate weddings and new store openings, symbolizing people's happiness and prosperity. As a well-known flowering plant, what people most
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What flowers are most suitable to give Mom for Mother's Day? The latest recommendations are here
When it comes to giving flowers on Mother's Day, the first thing everyone thinks of is probably the carnation. Most people know that the carnation is a classic feminine flower, especially suitable for giving to mothers and female elders, but do you know what other flowers besides carnations are suitable for giving to Mom?
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When is the most suitable month to prune roses in winter?
In winter, roses are generally pruned in December, mainly by cutting off old and weak branches, dead and broken branches, and keeping only the healthy main stems. Roses also need pruning in spring and after flowering. When pruning them, be sure to use specialized ⟦4 <p ></p><p>In winter, roses are generally pruned in December, mainly by cutting off old and weak branches, dead and broken branches, and keeping only the healthy main stems. This can avoid the consumption of excess nutrients, help them overwinter, and also help them sprout new branches the following spring.</p><p>Which month in winter to prune roses</p><p>1. Pruning in December</p><p>In winter, roses are generally pruned in December, mainly by cutting off old and weak branches, dead and broken branches, and keeping only the healthy main stems. This can avoid the consumption of excess nutrients, help them overwinter, and also help them sprout new branches the following spring.</p><p>2. Spring pruning</p><p>Roses also need pruning in spring. When their flower buds begin to grow, we need to choose one well-shaped flower bud to keep, then cut off all the remaining side buds, so that each branch grows only one flower. In this way, its flowers will be more brilliant and beautiful.</p><p>3. Pruning after flowering</p><p>Roses also need pruning after they bloom. At this time, the main task is to cut off spent flowers and thin, crossing, and overlapping branches. This can reduce the consumption of nutrients, enhance the plant's ventilation and light penetration, benefit the next flowering, and also help prevent the plant from developing pests and diseases.</p><p>4. Precautions</p><p>Note that rose branches are relatively hard, so when pruning, we should use specialized gardening pruning shears. Such shears are relatively sharp and can make the plant's wounds smoother. After pruning, maintenance and care should also be done well, avoiding splashing water onto its wounds, otherwise the plant is prone to rotting.</p>
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