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The flowers shady sellers love to sell most are either fake flowers or dead seedlings - be on your guard when buying plants
Lately I've been seeing gardening friends show off beautiful pictures in the community every day, and I'm so envious! Whenever I have time I sneak off to the flower market, and if I don't buy at least 1 pot, I just don't feel right~ But I've discovered a lot of tricks at the flower market. When you run into these strange flowers, you absolutely must...
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How to make a succulent planter from dead wood, you can do it yourself
Succulent knowledge|Succulent photos|Care experience|Greenhouse life|Succulent expertMaterials needed: electric drill, chopsticks, gloves, sphagnum moss, succulents. Stuff sphagnum moss or coconut coir into the drilled holes. Carefully take the succulents out of the nursery pot and plant them in with the soil...
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After the Start of Autumn, Clean Up Dead Leaves on Succulents to Avoid Root Rot and Help Leaves Regain Their Plumpness
When succulents have just been potted, it is generally normal for their leaves to wilt and dry up. This is because a freshly potted succulent needs a period of acclimatisation to its pot, during which it consumes its old leaves, but new leaves will then grow...
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A half-dead rose bush can explode with blooms just by putting some fruit peel in the flower pot
Give a half-dead rose bush some fermented "fruit peel" and the effect is especially good! A few days ago I was chatting with fellow gardeners and found something quite interesting: the DIY fermented fertilizer we often talk about really works well. Right now is the season when a lot of fruit hits the market in the south...
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It is said online that these 2 kinds of water are as deadly to flowers as paraquat; water one pot and it dies, so do not ignore this
Growing flowers is a profound matter. The vast majority of people have a love of beauty and will decorate their homes, and plants are a kind of living ornament. But many people only discover after bringing plants home that keeping them alive is very...
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Clever Use of Dead Wood: One Tree Beautifies a Home
How many people live in the noisy city, yet yearn for the joy of the countryside? Truly abandoning everything and returning to rural life may not be realistic, but in fact, just a few simple steps can make your home more beautiful than a forest! Use raw wood to...
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Dead wood comes back to life as a flower pot, an old tree stump radiates new vitality
A mottled piece of dead wood, its trunk worn incomplete by long years of erosion, can nonetheless become a wonderful natural flower pot. Place bright flowers inside it to give them a warm, comfortable place to live, and it takes on the freshness of spring once again....
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A cluster of "one-nest sheep" growing on a dead elm tree, once thought to be poisonous, now hard to buy even with money
They say farmers live off the mercy of the heavens - when to do spring plowing and when to harvest rice all depend on heaven's arrangement. As soon as spring begins, the adults hope for more rain, and once the water in the seedling fields has pooled enough, they plant the rice seedlings; in summer they can't wait for a few days of blazing sun so they can finish bringing in the corn and rice.
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I thought you were my way home, but it turned out you were my dead end.
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Azaleas half-dead? Revive them with a brick and they will be covered in blooms in summer
Many flower lovers find azaleas rather difficult to grow, especially in the north, because they are flowers of the south and like relatively high air humidity, so azaleas find it even harder to get through summer. In the north, how should you master azalea...
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