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Gummosis causes the twigs of Chinese juniper to thicken and new shoots to stop growing. What is the cause? How can it be controlled?
Gummosis causes the twigs of Chinese juniper to thicken and new shoots to stop growing. What is the cause? How can it be controlled?
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The twisted branches of the Chinese juniper display a unique beauty
Chinese juniper belongs to the cypress family, genus Juniperus. An evergreen shrub, its branches and trunk are often crooked and prostrate, with branchlets rising in dense clumps. The awl-shaped leaves are slender and short, usually decussate or in whorls of 3, 3-6 mm long, tightly arranged, and slightly spreading. The cones are round, with a blue...
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Detailed Explanation of Dragon Juniper Cultivation Techniques and Maintenance Management Points
Cultivation Techniques of Dragon Juniper
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Tearing down Chinese juniper greenhouses to plant cherry blossoms, growers in Nanhu, Rizhao, Shandong change their trade
As the earth warms up and the weather turns mild and sunny, it is the perfect time for planting trees. The seedling base in Nanhu Town, Donggang District, Rizhao City, also rode the wave of the March 12 Tree Planting Day and welcomed a sales peak. On March 4, reporters learned during interviews in Xujiaping, Kanjiazhengzi and other villages in Nanhu Town, Rizhao
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Detailed Guide to Dragon Juniper Planting Methods and Cultivation Management Techniques
Dragon juniper belongs to the Cupressaceae family, Juniperus genus. Aliases: coiled dragon juniper, screw juniper. It originated in southern Northeast China, North China, as well as Japan, Korea and other places. It is cultivated in southern North China and cities throughout East China. In the same genus, Jinlong juniper (Juniperus chinensis 'Kaizuka Aurea') has all scale leaves, with yellow leaves at the branch tips; prostrate dragon juniper has no upright trunk, with the plant spreading flat on the ground, mostly with needle leaves
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Appreciation and Creation of Taiwan Juniper: Discovering the Beauty of Taiwan, China's Bonsai
People who love flowers, trees and bonsai are people of refined taste. Southern Taiwan, China has a tropical monsoon climate, while the north has a subtropical monsoon climate. Taiwan, China is a mountainous island, with mountains covering two-thirds of the island's total area. Taiwan, China has a great variety of plants...
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How to Make a Chinese Juniper Bonsai: Shaping and Care Tips
Creeping juniper, also called prostrate juniper or creeping ground juniper. Because of its short stature it has become a main variety for bonsai. So how do you make a creeping juniper bonsai?
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Detailed Explanation of Styling Methods and Care Techniques for Juniperus chinensis 'Kaizuca' Bonsai
Some flower enthusiasts want to grow Juniperus chinensis 'Kaizuca' bonsai, but they don't know how to care for it or how to style it - Juniperus chinensis 'Kaizuca' bonsai is a plant very well suited for making ornamental bonsai
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How to Create and Care for a Shimpaku Juniper Water-and-Land Penjing
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Detailed Explanation of the Care Methods and Techniques for Juniperus chinensis 'Kaizuca' Bonsai
Placement: Juniperus chinensis 'Kaizuca' is best placed in a spot with good air circulation and ample sunlight. It is cold-tolerant in winter and can generally be overwintered outdoors; simply place the pot in a sunny, wind-sheltered spot. During the high-temperature period of midsummer, except for small bonsai, shading is generally not needed. Watering: Juniperus chinensis 'Kaizuca' is drought-tolerant and afraid of waterlogging, so watering should not be on the wet side; the principle of "dry-wet cycle" must be followed.
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