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How can homegrown chili peppers bear more fruit? Here's a trick to make them bear more and more
Today I'm going to teach you how to make chili peppers bear more fruit. Let's take a look, shall we? Before steaming the chili peppers, it's best to use some base fertilizer; for example, already fermented pigeon manure or chicken manure can be sprinkled in a layer at the bottom of the pot, which will make the chili peppers grow extremely fast. The second is...
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Eat a dragon fruit, toss what's left into a flower pot, and it grows into an adorable little potted plant that blooms beautifully and even bears fruit
After growing seedlings from dragon fruit seeds, how can they grow up? After sowing dragon fruit seeds, the germination rate is very high. So after sowing and the seedlings come up, how should you care for them so they can grow up quickly? Please enter image description...
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A woody flowering plant that bears multiple colors on one tree, as beautiful as a peony, easy to grow and can also be made into a bonsai
Introduction: Green plants and potted flowers are essential decorative elements of home life. Keeping some flowers and plants at home has many benefits: it beautifies the room and pleases the mood. "Flower Sound Potted Diary, Issue 1303" introduces you to a plant as beautiful as a peony...
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Plant these 5 potted fruits in autumn, and in a year they will bear fruit all over the tree, beautiful and delicious
Potted fruits, compared with potted vegetables and potted flowers, have a lot in common. They can all be grown on balconies and terraces, or at home. As long as you know a few tricks, growing potted fruits is also a simple matter, although...
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What to do when figs bear little fruit? Master this trick and the branches will be full of fruit, one fruit per node
Figs taste sweet and delicious and are very nutritious; they are even said to help prevent cancer. In fact, we can grow a potted fig ourselves at home, on a terrace or balcony. The method is simple, and even someone who cannot grow flowers can keep one healthy. Some...
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Can grapes grown in balcony flower pots bloom and bear fruit? Master these tips
Grapes are a very delicious fruit that can be cultivated on terraces and balconies. They are very easy to grow, and with proper care they can be kept for 100 years. Keep the growing location with plenty of light, keep the environment ventilated and well-lit, and in a flower...
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These 5 potted fruit trees are especially easy to bear fruit, very suitable for planting in the yard
Some people also set up some trellises in the yard to grow melons and fruit-bearing plants, so they can taste their own homegrown organic vegetables or fruits. If you want to grow some fruit trees that bear fruit easily, you still need to choose the right varieties, and it is best to propagate them by stem cuttings...
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How can young apple trees be made to bear fruit earlier?
In current production, some orchards have relatively good soil conditions and fairly adequate fertilizer and water, but the planting density is too high, and management after planting cannot keep up. In particular, pruning techniques are not correctly applied to promote early flower bud formation and fruiting, resulting in overcrowded populations with a canopy coverage rate of 90%, or even 110%, and a canopy intersection rate greater than 20%, with branches per mu...
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Christmas cactus and kalanchoe sprout bearded roots in a cup of water in three days, and you'll have more than you can give away
Although it's much cooler now, the autumn tiger is still pretty hot, and the temperature difference between day and night is big. Christmas cactus and kalanchoe are most likely to die at this time... Luckily, we can still take cuttings now. Huahua quickly pinched off a few leaves and put them in water, and they rooted in a week! ...
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How to manage fruit-bearing litchi and longan trees? A complete analysis of the key management points
I. Do a good job of post-harvest management 1. Harvest at the right time. When harvesting the fruit, use the two-cut method for each fruit: first cut off the fruit cluster together with the base of the fruiting branch, or even the base of the branch below the fruiting mother branch, and only then cut off the fruit cluster. How far back the branches below the fruit cluster are pruned depends on how well the branches of the fruiting mother branch have grown; prune back shorter for well-grown ones and longer for poorly grown ones.
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