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There is an art to pruning sweet peppers, and you must not copy methods blindly
Sweet pepper pruning cannot be copied blindly
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77-Year-Old Blind Gardener Has Been Blind for 20 Years, Creates a Paradise Garden with Nothing but His Hands
In a small town in the UK, there is an elderly man named Joe Robinson. He is 77 years old this year and is a blind gardener. He is completely blind in both eyes and cannot see any colors, yet he has created a stunningly beautiful garden, and has even drawn gardening lov...
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Roses not blooming? They may have grown blind shoots
First, let's explain a bit of knowledge -- blind shoots. Put simply, a blind shoot is when a stem grows buds but no flower buds, or grows flower buds that fail to open normally and wither partway through. There are many factors behind roses growing blind shoots, including external...
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Watering flowers is not simple: blindly watering until it runs through, and every pot you plant dies
Whether a pot of flowers is well grown or not, how well you water is absolutely the key factor. Too much water causes waterlogging, too little causes drought; you could say whether a flower grower is professional and whether they can keep improving depends on their watering skill. In this...
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Don't water succulents blindly - pay close attention to these small details
Succulents: the native habitats of succulents are generally deserts, gobi, cliffs, sandy deserts, and the like. These places see very little rain all year round, and the soil is also very dry and does not like water, so succulents are also very drought-tolerant. Most succulents do not like water...
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A wild vegetable that clears heat and brightens the eyes, and can also treat night blindness and amenorrhea in women - does your hometown have it?
The tender stems and leaves of summer cypress (Kochia scoparia) are edible; the tender stems and leaves, fruits and seeds can all be used as medicine. Once the stems mature they can be made into brooms. The tender stems and leaves can be steamed, stir-fried, served cold dressed, or made into soup. The fruit is sweet in taste and cold in nature, promotes urination and clears damp-heat. It strengthens the body, promotes urination and brightens the eyes, and has...
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Blind fertilization leaves lasting aftereffects in the soil, and the quality of fruits and melons declines
In recent years, agricultural yields have grown higher and higher, and people no longer share a single apple among the whole family the way they did years ago, but the vegetables and fruits we eat no longer have their former sweetness and rich flavor, as if they are no longer the taste we remember...
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There are 2 blind spots in rose care that need to be avoided in time
Fellow gardeners, when growing roses, do you often find that roses have some branches that do not grow flower buds, and some branches that basically do not grow? These two kinds of branches are the "blind spots" of roses, and they should be pruned away promptly when encountered. So, for...
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The rose leaves are lush green but all the shoots are blind - what should I do?
This is day 892 of Lanyao's daily original articles. Rose cultivation series articles: No. 89. For the past two or three months, Lanyao has been sharing articles about rose cultivation. If you have been following and reading Lanyao's articles, you should already be fairly confident about rose cultivation...
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They look so alike it's hard to tell them apart, this face-blindness series makes me doubt my eyes
Text and images: Le'an. Some succulent varieties you simply can't name, because they're hybrids. You probably never imagined how intense the interest of many succulent enthusiasts is when it comes to succulent hybridization, for example the Rou Shan below...
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