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What are the harms of orchid potting media and water being too acidic or too alkaline
The harms of orchid potting media and water being too alkaline or too acidic!
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Potted orchids love acidic soil. Add a little of this to the water and the leaves will be glossy green and the flowers even more gorgeous.
Ever since I fell in love with growing flowers, I've become much more diligent overall. I have to learn to identify all kinds of pests and diseases, and I have to make various organic flower fertilizers with my own hands. It feels like my whole life has become different! Today I'll share with you the fermentation of one kind of flower fertilizer...
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Water the roses with a little acidic water, and they climb up to the second floor, bursting into bloom in a column of flowers
Everyone says roses are the queen of flowering plants: not only are their colors beautiful and their blooms large, but they are also very tough and easy to grow. Some people say a single pothos vine can grow however it likes, but in fact, if roses are grown well, they can sprawl and fill a pot just as freely, for example by giving them this acidic water. When roses reach May...
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What harm does watering orchids with water that is too acidic or too alkaline do?
The harm of water that is too alkaline or too acidic for orchids
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Making your own acidic soil is simple; here's how to easily grow azaleas and gardenias well
I often hear friends who love growing flowers complain that it is really hard to grow flowers well, especially flowers like azaleas, gardenias and Aglaia odorata, which are typical acid-loving plants, yet the soil's pH cannot meet the plants' own...
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Gardenia yellowing leaves and dropping buds? With homemade acidic soil, you will never worry again
Gardenia is one of the most popular flowers of the season, and many people buy a pot to take home, but after just a few days of growing it they find it starts yellowing leaves, dropping buds, failing to bloom and so on, especially in northern regions where it is most obvious. So how should we...
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If jasmine and gardenia don't grow well, it's because the soil is wrong. Make your own acidic soil in 2 steps and the flowers will grow like crazy
Jasmine and gardenia like acidic soil, but the soil in the north is mostly alkaline, so jasmine and gardenia usually don't grow well there, and bud drop and yellow leaves are common occurrences. So today Huahua plans to teach everyone how to make acidic soil at home. Only with good soil can you grow good flowers!
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