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Beyond the bug-bitten Dongfang Meiren: Recreating Beipu's Four-Season Tea Calendar
One bud and two leaves, shriveled and curled. Most tea farmers dread pests and diseases, yet the tea farmers of Beipu and Emei in Hsinchu are happier the more severe it gets, because this is the good news of "zhuoxian" (bug-bitten). "Xian means saliva, but the spelling that matches the original Hakka meaning should actually be 'zhuoyan' (catching smoke), because bitten tea leaves turn red, and the whole tea garden looks
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What should be done if the leaves of Phalaenopsis "Jinyu Mantang" are frostbitten?
During the Spring Festival, Phalaenopsis, with its unique charm, firmly holds the throne of New Year's flowers. Among them, the "Jinyu Mantang" variety is
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Do longhorn beetles bite and are they poisonous? Correct treatment after being bitten
Do longhorn beetles bite and are they poisonous?
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How to rescue frostbitten flowers? They can still survive even with damaged branches and leaves
What to do about frostbitten flowers? Do this and they can still survive even with damaged branches and leaves
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How to rescue houseplants that have been frostbitten and turned transparent
How to rescue houseplants that have been frostbitten and turned transparent
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Can frostbitten succulents still be saved? Moving them into an air-conditioned room may kill them faster
If a frostbitten succulent is moved directly from a sub-zero ambient temperature into an air-conditioned room at 20-30°C, it may die faster. So how should we save frostbitten succulents?
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What to Do If You Are Bitten by a Centipede? Remember These First Aid Methods
What to Do If You Are Bitten by a Centipede?
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What to do if your gardenia gets frostbitten? Here are the correct remedies
In winter, the temperature is very low, which causes many gardeners' gardenias to get frostbitten, leaving them wilted and listless. What should you do then? First observe it, then take different measures depending on the situation. If the frostbite is relatively mild, we can remove the damaged branches and leaves and raise the temperature slowly to help it recover; if the frostbite is relatively severe, we can dig it out, cut off the damaged roots and the branches and leaves above, leaving only one or two of the better branches, and replant and care for it separately.
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