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Using garlic to grow plants turns out to be real: they grow fast, roots don't rot, and it also repels pests and promotes sprouting
As the temperature slowly rises, plants are racing to sprout and leaf out, growing rapidly and preparing to bloom. For the sake of the plants' uptake, people keep fertilizing, thinking that fertilizing will promote plant growth: watering every three days, fertilizing every two days...
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When plants get sick they also need medication; a strong root system and leaves that are glossy, thick and firm
Ordinary people need to take medicine for treatment after getting sick, and only then can they recover quickly. In fact, if a potted plant has a problem, just letting it "take" a little tablet can also work quite well. If you use it during routine plant care or when problems occur...
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A succulent's stem turning black is not necessarily black rot, it could also be lignification
In succulent care, misunderstandings are inevitable. Some friends think a blackened stem means black rot. Many growers have encountered this: suddenly finding that the part of their succulent's stem in the soil has turned black, and a purplish black at that, so...
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