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Don't rush to throw away a dying ZZ plant (Zamioculcas zamiifolia) - learn this trick and it will grow like crazy
Many plant lovers think that once spring arrives, everything is growing, and their ZZ plant should be no different, only to find that it has recently been in a very bad state, with yellowing leaves, leaf drop, root rot and so on, almost dying, and after looking at it for a while they really want to throw out the pot and plant together. When this happens...
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How to tell good peanut, soybean and corn seeds from bad ones, learn this and you will never be fooled again
Peanuts, soybeans and corn are crops that farmers often grow, and they plant a lot of them in paddies and dry fields, so choosing seeds is very important. Whether farmers save their own seed or buy seeds on the market, they all need to learn...
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Learn to grow pennywort hydroponically like this and its leaves will be big and green
Pennywort is one of the aquatic plants that is both beautiful and very easy to grow. Below we explain the hydroponic method for growing pennywort and the reasons its leaves turn yellow! How do you grow pennywort hydroponically? (1). Water quality: the water should be kept slightly acidic. You do not need to change the water too often, once every 1...
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Learn to grow Schefflera this way, and one pot becomes many with a high survival rate
Schefflera is an excellent indoor potted green plant that can purify the air, absorb secondhand smoke and beautify the home environment. Schefflera is also a plant that is very easy to propagate from cuttings, and if we need to we can cut...
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Dendrobium propagation tips: learn this one trick and new shoots will grow nonstop
Seed propagation: Dendrobium seeds have a very low germination rate and need artificial cultivation after sowing. Division propagation: choose healthy, vigorous plants, divide them into several plants according to the number of stems, and plant the divided plants. Cutting propagation: choose healthy and vig...
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Lucky bamboo leaves turning yellow severely? Learn this trick and they will recover their emerald green in 3 days
In winter, a friend bought a bunch of lucky bamboo for their home, and after two months it still had not rooted, and the leaves had turned yellow so badly they looked hopeless. Buyan took a look at this lucky bamboo and also analyzed the reasons why lucky bamboo does not root. 1, let us trace back...
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Which flowers and plants are carcinogenic? Learn this before growing plants
Which flowers and plants can cause cancer
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Pachyphytum oviferum has extremely high ornamental value; learn how to grow this succulent
How to grow the highly ornamental Pachyphytum oviferum - a succulent growing guide
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What to do when eggplant seedlings grow leggy? Learn this traditional method to control it
Identify the "leggy" plants, count down from the top of the seedling stem, and at the internode below the third leaf, gently pinch with two fingers to make it give a "pop" and release water, so that the vascular tissue is temporarily damaged and cannot transport nutrients upward, causing the seedling to "sit" and stop growing. After 3-5 days, once the pinched wound heals into a "knob," normal growth resumes. At this point, the weak seedlings, small seedlings, weak branches and small branches around it that were not "pinched" are all growing, and most catch up with the original "leggy" seedlings that were "sat" into sturdy seedlings, making the vegetable seedlings across the whole garden grow uniformly, achieving high yield and quality.
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Afraid of overwatering or not watering thoroughly? Learn this one trick and it's easy to handle
Among all the details of growing flowers, "watering" can be said to run through the entire process of growing flowers. Although watering is part of daily management, it is also the most easily overlooked area. After all, there is quite a lot of knowledge behind watering, and the learning involved...
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