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How to shape a pine bonsai? A complete guide explained in one article
I. The complete process of bonsai shaping 1. One foundation - comprehensive cultural and artistic quality and the technical foundation of bonsai making. 2. Four stages: Creation preparation: potted materials and tools, soil, pots, etc. Conception and design: from creative motivation to the future...
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Why the Hibiscus' Leaves Drop Off Completely Yet It Still Blooms, and How to Help It Recover
Xiao Qi shows you step by step how to grow flowers: The hibiscus has dropped all its leaves until it's just bare stems, but why is it still blooming? If your hibiscus plant is relatively small and blooms in this season, many of them will drop leaves, yet this doesn't affect its blooming. This is normal...
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Complete Guide to Weigela Varieties and Propagation Methods: Blooming All Summer Long, Truly Beautiful
Weigela is often also called five-color crabapple; its flower colors are vivid and highly variable, and it has many varieties. Its blooming period can last from spring all the way into summer, so it is planted in parks, gardens, and beside lakes. So what exactly are the weigela varieties...
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How to grow clematis? A complete guide to cultivation methods and precautions
Soil: well-drained, loose, fertile, alkaline soil. Watering: the amount of water must be small, and good drainage measures should be taken during the rainy season. Light: from autumn to the following spring it can be exposed to direct sunlight, and in summer shade measures should be taken. Fertilizing: during vigorous growth, fertilize once about every 15 days.
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How to Identify Orchid Petal Types? A Complete Guide to Practical Methods
The theory of orchid petal types, after being founded by Mr. Bao Weisheng in the early Qing Dynasty, was continuously refined by many orchid scholars, and it was not until Mr. Xu Qilou that it was discussed in detail in his famous work "Lan Hui Tong Xin Lu." This book is difficult to understand, so I now present my learning...
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If your flowers are completely dead, don't throw them away. Let me teach you 1 trick to revive them and make them grow vigorously.
Every time I see a beautiful flower, I really want to grow one, but when I think about how every pot I buy at home dies, I instantly lose confidence... Actually, growing flowers isn't hard, and flowers don't die that easily. Sometimes they look dead, but they're actually still alive! Don't throw them away. Huahua has plenty of ways here to bring them "back from the dead"~
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4 soups to help you remove dampness, making eczema disappear completely, remember to save this
Lily and mulberry juice: made by simmering lily, Chinese white olive, mulberry, jujube and white sugar together, it can clear heat and moisten the lungs, and also remove dampness and relieve itching, mainly used to treat eczema caused by damp-heat. Plantain leaf drink: made with plantain herb, coix seed, winter...
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Complete Guide to Papaya Bonsai Care: Papaya Trees Can Also Be Grown as Bonsai
Speaking of papaya, it is a fruit we are all familiar with. We often eat the famous papaya stewed with snow frog, and everyone knows that because the papaya's shape resembles a breast, it is said to have breast-enhancing effects. Besides these...
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6 Common Indoor Pests on Potted Plants, Eradicated Completely Without Spraying Pesticides
It is not only outdoor flowers that easily attract pests; indoor potted plants can also inevitably become infected with pests and diseases. Below, let's take a look at the 6 most common pests. If they are not controlled in time, they will reproduce extremely quickly. Take a look...
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Someone stir-fried succulents as a vegetable - is this person just completely crazy?
I remember when I first got into gardening, someone asked me: Do you grow succulents? I smiled and answered, my rural hometown used to raise pigs, and the pork was delicious, but the pork in the city isn't as good. What kind of meat is this "succulent" you're talking about...
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