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Looking for an interesting job? 11 full-time and internship positions at Guokr are waiting for you
The Species Calendar 2019 is in intensive preparation, and we have added very interesting new features (of course, the workload has doubled, so the interns are not enough to go around). Calendar Girl needs some new helpers. Join us now, and...
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Winter Red Fruit bonsai pictures to enjoy, the exquisite shapes are worth a look
Chinese name: Winter Red Fruit Family and genus: Rosaceae, Malus genus Place of origin and distribution: horticultural species The Winter Red Fruit bonsai is one of the more popular fruit bonsais. This article collects and organizes several Winter Red Fruit bonsai pictures for flower lovers to enjoy, including both ripe Winter Red Fruit and unripe Winter Red Fruit. Winter Red Fruit flowers bloom in spring, and the flower color is light pink
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What are the indoor care tips for potted plants in winter?
Most foliage plants come from tropical and subtropical regions, so they have a hard time adapting to the cold season. When plants overwinter, the most important thing is of course controlling the amount of water. Once winter comes, the plants' own activity gradually weakens, and if you water too much at this time, it instead becomes a burden on the plant
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International Bonsai Exhibition Held at Chencun Flower World in Shunde, Guangdong
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How to Shape a Winter Red Fruit Bonsai? Detailed Guide to Propagation and Care
Winter Red Fruit (Malus spectabilis var. riversii) prefers a sunny, cool and dry environment, tolerates cold but fears damp heat, and grows best in sandy soil rich in humus, loose and fertile, with good drainage. Below is an introduction to the cultivation and shaping techniques for Winter Red Fruit bonsai: 1. For propagation of Winter Red Fruit, seedlings of apple, Siberian crabapple (Malus baccata) or crabapple can be used as rootstock.
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How should stump bonsai be cared for in winter when temperatures are low?
1. Moderate watering, no fertilizing. In winter, watering should follow the principle of preferring dry over wet; do not water unless the soil turns pale. Water at noon, and water thoroughly in one go. Do not water in the evening, otherwise the plant is prone to frost damage. For coniferous, wax-leaf, and landscape trees with dense, thick, lush green foliage, spraying water to rinse the leaf surfaces is also very beneficial.
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What are the winter care methods for deciduous bonsai?
In the first month of the new year, temperatures in the south have hit bottom, and combined with the recent long period without precipitation, these conditions bring quite a few troubles for plant care. Although Shanghai-style bonsai is most famous for pine species such as Japanese white pine, the number of deciduous bonsai at Shanghai Botanical Garden is also considerable. How should these deciduous bonsai be cared for in winter
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Watering succulents like this in early autumn and they likely won't live to winter
27th?Foreword Qian YanLove succulents, love life (WeChat ID: duorou91) Reply "Community" and show off together with 200K succulent lovers! Reply in the backend to "Beautiful Succulents," "Summering, Watering, Leaf Cuttings, Soil Mixing, Pest Removal, Black Rot" to view related...
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The fiddle-leaf fig is suitable for growing at home and makes a large potted green plant that pairs well with modern interiors.
I really enjoy growing fiddle-leaf figs. I remember the first time I saw one in a friend's office, potted in a very striking white cylindrical ceramic pot. It looked especially grand, fresh and natural, and its leaves were very large, with a...
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