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The wild fruit does not drop after ripening, stays fresh on the tree for half a year, tastes bitter first and then sweet, and is widely recognized as the king of vitamin C
In the Minnan region of China, there is a folk rhyme: "After eating emblic leafflower fruit, the sweet aftertaste lingers; after eating it, the elderly become young again." The "emblic leafflower fruit" mentioned here is a local wild fruit. It tastes bitter when first put in the mouth, and outsiders cannot get used to it, but locally it is extremely pop...
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Cymbidium goeringii has new shoots but no new roots - does that count as successfully established? Don't be careless, it may be a false take
The thing orchid growers (especially beginners) care about most after acquiring a plant is nothing other than whether their orchid has survived. How can you tell whether an orchid plant has taken? Anxious growers often dig into the potting soil to take a look, or simply knock the plant out of the pot to inspect it, and...
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Compact pot soil doesn't need repotting or soil replacement - one trick solves it easily
After growing potted flowers for a long time, you'll notice the potting soil becomes increasingly compacted. Compacted potting soil severely affects plant growth. At this point, most people choose to replace the soil, but many gardeners damage the plant's root system due to improper repotting...
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A variety that very few people like, does it really look that hard to accept?
A variety that very few people like, does it look a bit unbearable? Is that really true? Some people say they cannot stand even looking at it. Is it hard on the eyes? Or??? I feel it is still okay, I personally quite like it, not...
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Applying post-emergence herbicide to corn and then re-spraying after rain does great harm to the crops
If it rains right after applying herbicide to corn, the efficacy of the sprayed herbicide may be weakened, but how much it is weakened also depends on the timing of the spraying and application. Most current herbicides are basically systemic herbicides, and absorption...
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If your Clivia doesn't bloom, understand these few points and it will bloom every year, even beginners can grow it well
Xiaoqi shows you step by step how to grow flowers. Your Clivia isn't blooming - what's causing it? For a Clivia to bloom, it must meet the following conditions. If you meet these conditions, it will bloom every year. This is certain. Age, Clivia from...
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How many days does it take for succulent leaf cuttings to sprout
There is no fixed time for succulent leaf cuttings to sprout. Some succulents are fast and can grow roots and sprout in a week, while some do not grow roots or sprout even after three months! Below, Xiaoyu talks about her own leaf cutting experience, mainly around time, temperature, soil, water, and intact...
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Mix your own potting soil for your plants: fertile, airy soil that does not compact, so leaves and flower buds grow vigorously
Growing some beautiful potted flowers and plants at home not only brings eye-pleasing greenery, but also keeps you in a good mood all day long. The most important thing in home gardening is the soil and growing medium; only soil that is fertile, airy and loose can grow...
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What harm does green aquarium water do to fish?
As we know, for fish keeping, water quality is a major influencing factor. Sometimes during fish keeping, we encounter the situation where the water color turns green, and in severe cases the fish in the aquarium are barely visible, or even die! Why is this?...
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Why does a rose (Rosa spp.) bloom sparsely or not at all?
The rose (Rosa spp.) is a deciduous shrub native to China, with a long flowering period and blooms opening in succession that can last as long as half a year. Recently, some gardeners have reported that their roses bloom sparsely or not at all. What is going on? First of all, you need to choose high-quality roses to ensure the quality of the roses...
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