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How to grow bleeding heart (Dicentra spectabilis)? Detailed guide to growing methods and precautions
Propagation is commonly done by division or by cutting the rhizome into sections. In autumn, dig out the underground parts, separate the rhizomes naturally along their segments, and plant them separately. Alternatively, cut the rhizome into sections, each with a bud eye, insert them into sand, and plant them in pots once rooted. For seed propagation, seedlings grown from seed need 3 years before they can bloom.
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How to grow variegated greater periwinkle? Detailed guide to cultivation methods and precautions
Division propagation is best done in spring. At this time, cut off the old branches from the previous year, dig out the plants and separate them, replant them separately, and water thoroughly; layering propagation is done during the growing season. Cutting propagation can be done throughout the year. For the cutting medium, use perlite, vermiculite or sand with good water retention (growing season). Autumn and winter cuttings
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How to grow Chinese ixora (red hydrangea)? Cultivation methods and precautions
Chinese ixora is a common woody flowering plant; it can be found in parks, courtyards and other green spaces. Although the flowers of Chinese ixora are not large, they win by sheer quantity. Regardless of the variety or flower color, when in full bloom you see only round clusters of flowers hanging on the branches, with the leaves almost entirely submerged in a sea of flowers. Chinese ixora is native to tropical Asia
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How to grow Paeonia rockii? Growing methods and precautions
Paeonia rockii is a plant endemic to China and a precious floral germplasm resource, with its root bark used for medicinal purposes. Paeonia rockii belongs to the cold and dry ecotype, with strong stress resistance, and is suited to low temperatures and arid climates. Paeonia rockii is scattered across Shaanxi, Gansu and western Henan in China. Because its root bark is used as medicine, it has long suffered from overharvesting
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How to grow the Peace Tree? Cultivation methods and precautions explained in one go
The Peace Tree is a foliage plant loved by many flower enthusiasts in recent years. It is an evergreen small tree of the genus Cinnamomum in the Lauraceae family. Its real name is Lanyu cinnamon (Cinnamomum kotoense), and it was originally mostly produced on Lanyu Island. Its other aliases include Hongtouyu cinnamon, Hongtoushan cinnamon, Fanglanshan cinnamon, large-leaf cinnamon, Taiwan cinnamon, etc. After many flower enthusiasts get one,
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What are the precautions for fertilizing wheat in winter?
Precautions for fertilizing wheat in winter
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Lipstick Plant Care Guide: Growing Methods and Precautions Explained
The lipstick plant is a perennial evergreen trailing succulent herbaceous plant. Because its flowers closely resemble red lips, it is called the lipstick plant. Although it looks similar to spider plant, the lipstick plant is actually a member of the Aizoaceae family. This article introduces the growing methods and precautions for the lipstick plant.
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How to grow Croton (Codiaeum variegatum)? Detailed guide to cultivation methods and precautions
Seed selection: Before sowing, the seeds must first be selected. Whether the seeds are well chosen directly affects whether sowing will succeed. 1. It is best to use seeds harvested in the current year. The longer the seeds are stored, the lower their germination rate. 2. Choose plump seeds with no damage or deformity
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How to grow Lilium lancifolium? Detailed explanation of cultivation methods and precautions
Lilium lancifolium, also known as juan dan, daochui lian and tiger lily, is a perennial herbaceous bulbous plant. It prefers warm, dry climatic conditions and is also fairly tolerant of sunlight. It grows luxuriantly in fertile sandy soil rich in humus with good drainage, with well-developed bulbs and brilliant flower colors. It responds well to nitrogen fertilizer, with soybean cake and rapeseed cake
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How to grow nasturtium? Detailed guide to cultivation methods and precautions
Sowing Sowing period: March to June, called spring sowing. Flowering period August to December. Sowing in late August or early September in autumn is also possible, called autumn sowing. This way, nasturtium will bloom around New Year's Day and the Spring Festival. Sowing and seedling raising: the optimal germination temperature is 18-20°C. Sow in individual spots, cover with about 1 cm of soil, water thoroughly and keep moist
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