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5 clever uses for baking soda in the garden, 1 packet is enough to grow 10 pots of flowers
When you hear baking soda, your first thought is definitely steaming buns. But recently, Huahua discovered that many experts like to use baking soda for growing flowers, and the results are actually quite good! Today, Huahua has summed up the clever uses of baking soda in gardening, come and take a look...
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Grow a hundred pots from a single packet of seeds, and with one gentle pinch, they burst into a mass of blooms
This flower is also called "blooms every day." It fears no fierce winds or torrential rain, no wind and rain beating down, no scorching sun. It blooms every day, from spring to autumn. Very easy to grow, very cheap, yet it fills your home with flowers every day. This patch of Madagascar periwinkle (Catharanthus roseus) was grown by a retired old man...
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How to Make Bonsai Fertilizer Packets: Clever Use of Tea Bags
For the use of bonsai fertilizer, different regions each have their own characteristics. Hobbyists in China like to mix various fertilizers into the soil when potting, or sprinkle fertilizer on the surface. Hobbyists in Japan like to use fertilizer cakes. Many hobbyists in Europe and America use bags meant for holding tea leaves...
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