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Ugly Fruit Has Its Day: Misshapen "Crooked Melons and Cracked Jujubes" Make a Successful Comeback
The New Year is approaching, and in many supermarkets apples have been given a "new outfit" and branded with the "peace" label; through growing methods, apples are transformed into "peace apples," with an ordinary Red Fuji selling for 7 or 8 yuan. However, compared with these shiny fruits, this year some fruits with a not-so
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What should you do when a long-lived clivia grows crooked?
Clivia, also known as sword-leaf lycoris and large-leaf lycoris, has bright flowers, very high ornamental value, and a very long lifespan, making it suitable for pot cultivation. Many flower lovers have mentioned during the process of growing clivia that clivia often develops the problem of leaning leaves. A plant that originally looked very nice grows crooked as it grows. Today let us learn about ways to correct a crooked clivia.
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What causes crooked melons in muskmelon? The latest control measures are here
Crooked melon is a common phenomenon during the growth of muskmelon, causing deformed muskmelons, seriously affecting the yield and quality of muskmelon, bringing quite a bit of trouble to farmers and reducing profits. So what causes crooked melons in muskmelon? How should they be controlled? Let's follow the editor
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What are the latest reasons eggplants grow crooked?
In eggplant cultivation, the fruit of long eggplants cannot straighten out and instead becomes curved, which affects their commercial value, causes the price of eggplants to drop after they hit the market, and results in certain economic losses. So what causes eggplants to grow crooked? Follow the editor to learn more.
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What to Do When Your Clivia Grows Crooked? Practical Ways to Straighten It
Clivia is a fairly common flowering plant in our daily lives. Its leaves grow in opposite pairs, neatly arranged, thick in texture and sword-shaped, so even when it is not blooming it can be enjoyed as a foliage plant. But in the process of growing it, we often run into the situation where the leaves grow crooked,
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How to correct Clivia leaves that have grown crooked
Friends who enjoy growing Clivia (Clivia miniata) have probably noticed that the leaves of their plants sometimes grow crooked, which greatly reduces their ornamental value. So how do you correct crooked Clivia leaves? First, wrap the leaf that has leaned out to one side in tin foil and secure it with a paper clip...
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What to do if your rubber plant is growing crooked? A few methods to straighten it up
When we look at rubber plants, we notice that some of them do not grow straight, so what should we do in that case to help them grow better? The first method is to rotate the pot, because the plant itself is phototropic, meaning it grows toward the light, and rotating the pot helps change the direction of growth so it grows upright. The second method is tying, correcting it through external force; the specific method is to take a long, straight wooden stick and tie it tightly to the main trunk with rope so that it grows upright.
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What to Do If a Camellia Grows Crooked? Here's How to Straighten It Correctly
It stands to reason that if the plant grows crooked, it will certainly have a big impact on its ornamental effect. If the whole plant is crooked, it can be solved by pruning. Cut off the unsuitable, leggy branches, then secure the plant well. It can also be solved by decapitating it and then forcing it straight with a wooden stick. Sometimes, its leaves may also grow crooked, and this is due to phototropism. So, what we need to do is adjust its position, and this will solve the problem.
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Don't rush to throw away a plant that's growing crooked - one cut this way makes it look better than before
A friend came to complain: the succulents she's growing are getting uglier and uglier, and she really doesn't want them anymore. Huahua quickly asked her friend to send a photo of the "ugly" succulents, and upon looking, it turned out the succulents had grown out of shape. But don't worry, this time Huahua has a way to turn ugly into beautiful!...
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What to Do If Your Guzmania (Bromeliad) Grows Crooked? Teach You the Right Way to Straighten It
If your Guzmania grows crooked, you can insert a wooden stick into its soil and then tie it to the stick, which will quickly make it straight, but this will make it look less attractive. If it has grown crooked due to phototropism from light, you should turn the pot from time to time to let it grow evenly.
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