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After beheading an aloe, bury this in the soil, and the side shoots will grow like crazy, filling the pot in less than half a year
Aloe is a very common ornamental green plant, and it can also purify the air and absorb toxic gases from the air. Keeping one pot indoors creates a healthy living environment for people. During the process of caring for aloe, it easily grows into...
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To survive, a succulent beheaded itself, truly a tough little plant
Main text and images by Lean. Succulents are chubby and adorable, and have always been deeply loved by people. But what makes succulents so lovable is not just their looks, but also their tenacious vitality, they are practically made of iron! I raised a White Prince for a year...
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When these 3 situations occur with succulents, you should behead them so they grow denser and denser
In recent years, many flower lovers have been especially fond of growing succulents. Plump and cute, they always bring a sense of joy. Succulents are also very easy to grow, with vigorous vitality, and do not require too much time or energy to care for. And when succulents are in these 3...
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A Simple and Practical Trick for Beheading Succulents to Make Them Grow Denser and Denser
For the twelve-type succulents such as the crystal-clear Haworthia cooperi and the short, thick-leaved Haworthia retusa, the leaves are often packed tightly together, and once they need beheading, it becomes especially troublesome. Today Huahua teaches everyone a simple little trick to easily solve the...
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Haworthia cooperi beheading tips: 1 fishing line and a few plastic pieces, ten heads in a row
For crystal-clear Haworthia cooperi, and Haworthia retusa and other Haworthia-type succulents with short, plump leaves, the leaves often sit very close together, so once beheading is needed it becomes especially troublesome. Today Huahua is teaching everyone a simple little trick to easily solve the beheading problem for Haworthia retusa and Haworthia cooperi.
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How to behead a Haworthia cooperi? Get the method right and you can't lose
Previously, our most common method was to behead with a scalpel, simple and convenient; it's just that this beheading method has a drawback: plants with plump columns and compact leaves are very easily cut on the leaves, as shown below: for expensive varieties that routinely cost hundreds or thousands...
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A full record of potting up beheaded Aeonium cuttings
A while back my Aeonium leaf propagation failed. Aeonium leaf propagation really isn't easy, so I bought some beheaded Aeonium cuttings instead. Aeoniums don't seem to be worth much these days - 10 yuan actually got me nine beheaded cuttings. So how do you pot up beheaded cuttings? There's...
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Beginner's guide to beheading succulents: 5 pieces of advice from a grower with 6 years of experience
Beheading succulents has many purposes: beheading can turn one into two and two into four; succulents that have grown leggy need beheading; succulents with black rot need beheading; beheading a succulent can also turn a single head into a cluster of heads. So how exactly should you behead your succulents? Beheading requires...
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After beheading, the Bear's Paw succulent grows like crazy, easily bursting into a whole pot of a bear forest
The leaves of the Bear's Paw (Cotyledon tomentosa) are plump, covered in dense fine fuzz, and even grow cute little bear claws. Gardeners call it "Little Bear" or "Big Bear." One pot of Bear's Paw is never enough - only growing a bear forest will truly satisfy you! Today, Huahua teaches you how to fatten up your Bear's Paw, turning 1 pot into 100 pots, growing like crazy into a bear forest!
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