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The plant is dying, how do you save it? Do this and it will come back to life with ease
Sometimes plants mysteriously turn yellow and wilt. When we see that a plant is not doing well, we must first determine what is causing the wilting, and then decide on a treatment based on that cause. Drowning: plants drown mainly because of too much...
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Black spot disease is coming, and doing a good job of prevention in advance is key
This is day 890 of Blue Goblin's daily original articles. Rose cultivation series article: No. 87. There seems to have been more and more rain lately. I wonder if everyone has felt this way? Yesterday I saw bayberry at the fruit shop, and only then did I remember that it seems...
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These several wild vegetables can help prevent breast cancer, diabetes, and high blood pressure; money can hardly buy them, so please treasure them
Bamboo shoots have the characteristics of low fat, low sugar, and high fiber, and can themselves absorb a large amount of oil to enhance flavor. Therefore, for obese people, if they often eat bamboo shoots, the oil ingested in each meal will be absorbed by them, reducing the gastrointestinal mucosa's absorption of fat...
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Chest pain is not necessarily a lung disease; the two are not strongly linked
When lung diseases such as pneumothorax, hemothorax, and emphysema occur, most cases will involve chest pain. But when placed among diseases of all the organs and systems throughout the body, the proportion of chest pain attributable to lung disease is not high. Because in European and American studies, what is shown is...
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A fruit available only in June that fights cancer and prevents heart disease, a nourishing delicacy but not to be eaten too much
Summer is here, and more and more kinds of fruit are lining the shelves, no longer just apples, oranges and bananas. A few days ago I happened upon an apricot farmer's roadside stall; afraid of sourness, I bought a jin of big golden apricots to share with my mother. She said this kind of apricot has juicy, crisp flesh...
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How do you control plant pests and diseases? Try these few simple tips
Last time we introduced the common types of pests and diseases. Seeing flowers and plants tormented into those states, how could your heart not ache~ How do you prevent trouble before it happens? How do you nip diseases in the bud in time? Although control cannot be generalized, we can still start with...
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Indoor Potted Plant Care Tips for Summer and Pest and Disease Prevention Notes
How can you ensure your indoor plants grow healthily? Spring and summer are the growing seasons for most plants, but do not assume that indoor plants need more water in summer. Many people keep their plants in air-conditioned rooms,...
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Several flowers can treat gynecological diseases in women and lower blood sugar
Garden balsam, also known as: henna, jimsonweed, balsam weed, of the order Geraniales, family Balsaminaceae, genus Impatiens, is an annual herbaceous flower. The whole plant is divided into six parts: root, stem, leaves, flowers, fruit and seeds. Because its flower head, wings,...
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Field Guide to Common Plants of China: Beijing Volume released, telling the story of Beijing's flowers and mists
Field Guide to Common Plants of China: Beijing Volume (hereinafter referred to as the Beijing Volume) was recently launched in Beijing. The Beijing Volume fills the gap of the lack of a plant field guide for Beijing over the years. The book's author, an assistant researcher at the Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences...
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The leaves of the Ping'an tree (Dracaena fragrans) have black spots and blackened edges - is this a sign of disease?
One of the most common diseases in home-grown Ping'an trees (Dracaena fragrans) is leaf spot disease. Using non-breathable pots, compacted soil, and overwatering are the main causes of this disease. Growing Ping'an trees in non-breathable pots makes them most prone to these disease conditions...
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