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The correct way to switch lucky bamboo from water culture to soil culture
Many people like to grow this plant in water, because it is cleaner, easier to manage, and looks especially nice in a bottle. But grown this way, it grows rather slowly, and without warmth it struggles to make it through the cold winter. So quite a few plant lovers want to switch it from water culture to soil culture. So what should you do to achieve the highest success rate?
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These potted plants are perfect for the kitchen: they absorb cooking fumes, protect your health, and make cooking more enjoyable
The kitchen is an unavoidable part of daily life. Busy in the kitchen every day, the grease and cooking fumes not only leave you looking sallow and thin, but even the potted plants placed in the kitchen cannot escape their fate, mostly wilting and looking listless. Therefore, to keep the kitchen...
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Make your own kitchen waste fertilizer from collected plastic bottles - eco-friendly and natural, it only takes three months
When growing flowers and vegetables on your own balcony, you naturally don't want to use pesticides and chemical fertilizers, so you can learn to make some eco-friendly, nutrient-rich organic fertilizer yourself. Mix fallen leaves and vegetable leaves with some sugar and clean water, and in 3 months you can make an eco-friendly fert...
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Use kitchen scraps to grow flowers, and they can still bloom all over the pot
For food lovers, the kitchen can be called a paradise, but the scraps in the kitchen are actually great things for growing flowers too! Using unwanted things from the kitchen to grow flowers works very well! Rice-washing water is something we often waste...
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Add a little of something common in the kitchen when growing flowers, and the flowers will bloom in a pot-busting display
I believe many flower-growing friends have put in a lot of effort to make their home flowers and plants bloom more beautifully and better. But sometimes, despite great effort, the flowers still bloom sparsely. What to do? Don't worry, today the editor...
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Growing roses with kitchen waste: one small seedling sprouted dozens of flower buds and bloomed in layer upon layer until the pot burst with flowers
Roses are in full bloom right now. The several pots of roses grown on the balcony are all blooming now, single-petaled and double-petaled, purple, white, red, climbing roses, miniature roses, forming a beautiful and romantic picture. Roses should...
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What to Do When the Leaves of a Green Pitcher Plant Droop? Causes and Solutions
If it is caused by too much water, its roots find it hard to breathe, so you need to repot it in soil with good drainage and open the windows for ventilation. If it has been harmed by cold wind, you should move it indoors and adjust the temperature to a suitable range. If it is caused by too much fertilizer, you need to rinse the soil. If it is caused by a lack of light, you need to let it get some sun.
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9 refreshing kitchen essentials for whipping up light meals even in the sweltering summer heat
The top temperatures in the imperial capital have been hovering around 30°C lately - you could say summer is here, right? Hot weather directly affects your appetite and daily life: you don't crave greasy food, and you don't want to step into the kitchen to cook! But considering the health of your family and yourself...
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Don't panic if your potted plant has yellow leaves - just pour a little something from the kitchen and it will quickly recover, staying green for 10 years
Many friends grow plants at home and don't know why the leaves turn yellow. Actually, there are several great things at home that can treat yellow leaves, very convenient and simple. First, it's vinegar without salt ...
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Pothos is out of date; smart people have switched to growing potted plants that are beautiful, easy to keep alive and purify the air
Growing pothos went out of fashion long ago; smart people are all growing this kind of potted plant, which is beautiful, easy to keep alive and purifies the air ...
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