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The wisteria my mom grows blooms and fills the whole garden with fragrance, and friends come from far away to admire it
Wisteria is a deciduous, climbing, twining large woody vine. The bark is dark gray and does not split; it blooms in spring, with blue-purple pea-like flowers, purple or deep purple, very beautiful. I remember a few years ago, my mom started growing wisteria in a pot at home...
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Friends who love chive dumplings, this is worth a look
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Slow living on a terrace garden, enjoying cozy weekends at home
Many people long for a slow life, right? Work on weekdays and enjoy the joy brought by flowers and plants at home on weekends! In the afternoon I took Sumu Kaikai out to a nearby park to play, found a place with no one around and let him run free for a while, now he's back and behaving, continuing with the photos from noon...
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A new method for padding orchid pots with a base layer – friends who grow orchids might want to give it a try
A new method for padding orchid pots
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Growing flowers always ends in failure? Are these two plants easy to grow?
Jade Plant (Crassula ovata (Mill.) Druce), also known as jade tree, sedum tree, fleshy evergeen, and doubanzhang, is a plant of the genus Crassula in the family Crassulaceae, a succulent. Its branches and leaves are thick and fleshy, evergreen all year round, with unusual leaf shapes and a stately plant form. It is easy to cultivate and simple to manage. It is suitable for pot culture and can be displayed on a balcony or as an accent on an indoor side table, looking very elegant and refined. The jade plant has a multi-branched subshrub form, with obvious, round stems, green or yellowish-brown bark, and small dots on the leaves. The fleshy leaves are opposite, densely growing at the top of the stem or branches, fleshy, long ovate, slightly curved inward, with a slight leaf tip, green to red-green in color, glossy. When the temperature difference is large, the leaf edges turn red while the leaf centers stay green, which is very beautiful. Under controlled watering and strong light, the whole plant takes on a very attractive red-green color; under ordinary cultivation the color is green with a bit of red edge; when light is insufficient, the plant turns green and the internodes stretch out. The flowers are in clusters, and the small flowers usually have five petals, white or white-pink.
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The secret to growing flowers is just one sentence, and 100% survival depends entirely on it
Little tips for growing flowers. Are you still sad about your beloved plants dying? Are you still troubled by not being able to grow flowers well? Today I will tell everyone the most practical little tips for growing flowers. I believe flower lovers no longer need to worry that the plants at home cannot survive! Come...
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Hibiscus mutabilis has been misunderstood for years; these legends are actually unreliable
Hibiscus mutabilis, also known as cotton rose, frost-defying flower, earth hibiscus, wood lotus, and Chinese wood, belongs to the Malvaceae family and the Hibiscus genus. Hibiscus mutabilis is an excellent flowering tree species, and Hibiscus mutabilis has a long flowering period, with large and colorful flowers and vigorous blooming. Since ancient times, it has mostly been planted in courtyards...
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English-style castle architecture blends seamlessly with the artificially enhanced natural landscape
Castle Howard is located in North Yorkshire, England, and has been owned and inhabited by generations of the Howard family. The castle was first built by Charles, 3rd Earl of Carlisle. After construction, the entire castle displayed the general style popular at the time,...
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How to grow a clivia so it quickly sends up a flower spike
Light deprivation: Move it to a completely dark place, then keep the temperature between 18 and 20, and use string or a plastic bag to separate the leaves; 3 to 5 days is enough. Alcohol: Use diluted alcohol, and in about a week it can also make it quickly send up a flower spike. Warm water: During the day, place the clivia in water at about 38 degrees.
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