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Fish Met You has been updated, making fishkeeping more fun
[Version 0.6.5 Update] Notes We're releasing a new version again. Although releases have to take the monthly schedule into account, it mainly depends on the programmers' (and programm-hers'!) own hard work. Everyone, take a look at our new features, awesome or what~ Update One [Market Info Page]...
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Why doesn't a Clivia that has been grown for over 10 years bloom?
Every time I mention that a Clivia (Clivia miniata) will bloom once it grows more than 12 leaves and has been grown for 3-4 years, a gardening friend comes to ask me: Editor, take a look at my Clivia, how come it still hasn't bloomed after 10 years? I've tried everything like rice water and tea leaves, ...
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Cymbidium faberi 'Jinaosu' has been in bloom for over a week, and its striking structural beauty is truly endearing
Cymbidium faberi 'Jinaosu' in bloom for over a week, I love its structure. Cymbidium faberi 'Jinaosu' in bloom for over a week, I love its structure. Cymbidium faberi 'Jinaosu' in bloom for over a week, I love its structure. Cymbidium faberi 'Jinaosu' in bloom for over a week...
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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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My pennywort has been growing like crazy lately, glossy and tender green with a wonderfully vigorous growth.
The pennywort I grow really is carefully nurtured. Since the sunlight at home isn't very plentiful, I have to turn it toward the light every day, so watching it grow day by day truly makes me happy. I've raised a lot of green plants, though none of those...
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Growing flowers with soil that hasn't been disinfected, it's no wonder bugs show up in summer
Entering May, various places have successively entered summer, and people's clothing on the streets is also varied. But the flower roots have only one piece of clothing, and that is soil. If the quality is poor, do you think the flower's "skin" will be good...
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What should you do if your Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera) has been frostbitten? Learn the correct way to handle it
If the temperature drops below five degrees, the Christmas cactus is very prone to frost damage. Once you notice it, take action promptly. If the plant is grown at home, move it indoors to a warm place right away. You can also move it to a warm place such as a greenhouse. Or, cover it with some plastic film, etc. Once you find it has been frostbitten, you must take action promptly.
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How do you care for a gardenia that has been ruined by poor care so it can burst into bloom again?
Today I saw a gardenia with yellow leaves, quite interesting. First of all, don't ask me about the ventilation issue, because this one was actually grown outdoors. Secondly, don't ask me about the watering issue either, because it was watered on schedule. But why...
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Don't throw away fruit peels - use them to grow pothos, and your pothos will grow like crazy as if it has been injected with adrenaline.
Pothos is a plant that flower lovers are all too familiar with. Because of its tenacious vitality and its ability to survive as soon as it meets water, people call it the "flower of life." It can be grown either in soil or in water. When grown indoors, whether in a pot or by taking a few stems for water culture, it can grow well.
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The potted plant has not been kept for long, so why are there all these small black flies around the flowerpot?
Do you know what these small flying insects are? They are actually what flower lovers often call small black flies, with the scientific name "Sciaridae" (dark-winged fungus gnat), and can be understood as insects that can fly but are a bit smaller than mosquitoes. What kind of environment do they like? They like dark and damp...
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