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The garden can be watered on a timer at any time, with a mist or drip irrigation mode for you to choose from.
The weather has been hot lately, and the seedlings are getting scorched by the sun, which really breaks my heart. I hope there will be a great change after installing the "timer plant waterer"! It took a whole day to install a whole bunch of them. I tried it out right away, and it works very well, saving time and effort, and it can also be adjusted...
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What to Do When the Alocasia (Dripping Guanyin) Falls Over? Solving These Problems Is Key
People often ask why the stems and leaves of the Alocasia (Dripping Guanyin) always fall over, and how exactly to grow it so that its roots are strong, the plant is large, and the leaves are smooth and emerald green without toppling. This is truly a technical issue! So, what causes the Alocasia to fall over,...
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DIY leaf mold for Clivia - free of charge, loose and airy, with leaves so dark green and plump they practically drip with oil
Normally when we grow Clivia, we all say the soil used is leaf mold, but which kind of leaf mold exactly is it? Let's talk in detail about the Clivia nutrient soil we buy from the market, the kind in small plastic bags. Most of it comes from the forests of Northeast...
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Key Winter Care Points and Precautions for Alocasia (Dripping Guanyin)
In the cold winter, many plant lovers worry about whether their plants can survive the winter safely. Many plants are not cold-hardy, so in winter it is necessary to do a good job of protecting them from the cold and keeping them warm. Will our fairly common Alocasia (Dripping Guanyin) also freeze to death in winter?
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How to prevent dripping from greenhouse film? Practical solutions
How to prevent dripping from greenhouse film
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What to do about dripping greenhouse film? These measures can effectively prevent it
Measures to prevent dripping from greenhouse film
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No need to worry when succulents get skinny - just cover them with an empty cup and in a few days they'll be plump and green enough to drip water
When it comes to the closed cultivation of succulents, many plant lovers have different attitudes, so let's talk about it below. Why do succulents need closed cultivation? Anyone who has seen a greenhouse knows that the succulents there are delightfully dewy, with glossy, fresh and plump leaf surfaces...
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What to Do When Rubber Plant Leaves Turn Yellow? A Few Tips to Make the Leaves So Green They Drip Oil
The rubber plant stays evergreen all year round, with large, fleshy leaves that have a great deal of charm. During rubber plant care, what should you do when the problem of yellowing leaves appears? Here are a few methods for you! What to do when rubber plant leaves turn yellow? (1). Poor ventilation can make the leaves...
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Don't rush to change the soil when your potting mix is compacted - just drip a little of this in, and the soil becomes fertile and airy, and the flowers grow like crazy.
Many gardening friends hate running into compacted soil more than anything! But there's really no way around it - sometimes you just run into this frustrating situation. Life is never smooth sailing! Some friends get so annoyed just looking at it that they want to...
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How should phosphorus fertilizer be selected to suit a drip irrigation system?
Phosphorus fertilizer used in drip irrigation systems must be water-soluble. Traditionally used phosphorus fertilizers, such as superphosphate, have monocalcium phosphate as their main water-soluble component, but they also contain other insoluble impurities, so they are not suitable for drip irrigation systems. Monoammonium phosphate, diammonium phosphate, monopotassium phosphate and phosphoric acid are all completely soluble and are very...
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