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The benefits and effects of vine-ripened red passion fruit, netting organic happiness
In mid-June, the weather in southern Taiwan, China is unbearably hot. Chen Shigong and Huang Huijuan, the couple at Shihui Organic Farm who had already been busy in the fields all morning, fearless of the scorching sun overhead, hold freshly harvested, brilliantly red passion fruit in their hands, wipe away sweat and say they are used to it, their faces full of
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How to grow orchids? Orchid-growing tips passed down from the ancients
The "Twelve-Month Tips" are spoken according to the lunar calendar, and are recorded as follows: In the first month, place them in the east, facing the sunlight opposite Li Ming; morning and evening sun exposure need not be managed, just keep the green color from changing from its usual state. In the second month, cultivation is actually difficult, you must guard against the leaves developing partridge spots; insert bamboo around them to prevent wind breakage, cherish the leaves as you would cherish a jade ring. In the third month, new shoots emerge from the old clump, remember the flowerpot must face away from the west wind; beware of damp places breeding lice, and the roots still dislike strong manure.
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Elder Feng Rumei, Titan of the Orchid World, Passes Away: The Orchid Community Mourns the Loss of a Master
Mr. Feng Rumei, a famous Chinese orchid cultivator, a Chinese orchid culture expert, and a senior veteran, suffered a sudden cerebral hemorrhage on October 9, 2013. Despite medical treatment, he passed away peacefully at 19:00 on October 15 at the age of 92. The Life of Elder Feng Rumei: Mr. Feng Rumei was born in Huzhou, Zhejiang, in 1922. His granduncle Feng Xizhai...
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Orchids do not claim the spring light; a single fragrance is enough to surpass a thousand red blooms.
A top-grade newly discovered wild variety, Leaf Butterfly Three Stars. This strain of grass was selected and purchased in 2001 by Lili of Haijin Orchid Garden from a mountain farmer's rough orchid garden, and brought back for cultivation. At that time, there was no concept of the leaf butterfly at all, so it was not given much importance and was not seriously propagated. By 2004, there were only two pots, one large and one small. Later, because my flower nursery was relocated several times, that large pot of leaf butterfly...
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Council of Agriculture Goes All Out to Support Taipei Agricultural Products Marketing Corporation: Market Opening Passes Safely | Political Wrestling and Operating System Will Be Bigger Tests for TAPMC
Council of Agriculture Goes All Out to Support Taipei Agricultural Products Marketing Corporation: Market Opening Passes Safely | Political Wrestling and Operating System Will Be Bigger Tests for TAPMC
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One passion fruit seed is all you need to grow it; at 20 yuan per jin, you'll have more fruit than you can eat
The first time Hua Hua ate a passion fruit, she didn't think it tasted good, but over time she grew to love it more and more. The rich juice has a very special fragrance, and the slightly sour taste really whets the appetite. Today, let's introduce how to grow passion fruit from seed - by summer you'll be able to harvest fruit!
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Exposed: Common Flower Scams: Poplar Branches Sold as Camellias, Spider Lilies Passed Off as Peonies
Once spring arrives, not only do all the plants at home start growing like crazy, but flower scammers also begin to stir into action. Since quite a few flower lovers get duped every year, today I'm going to expose those scammers' tricks so you never get fooled again!
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Of 298 health food products, only 30% passed human trials; the rest relied on animal testing, and animal rights groups are calling for regulatory changes
Of 298 health food products, only 30% passed human trials; the rest relied on animal testing, and animal rights groups are calling for regulatory changes
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Only three out of 298 health food products passed human trials; animals innocently used as test subjects; animal rights group calls for regulatory amendments
Only three out of 298 health food products passed human trials; animals innocently used as test subjects; animal rights group calls for regulatory amendments
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Lychee stink bug control relies on the Anastatus japonicus wasp, pesticide reduction works, bees pass safely
The Anastatus japonicus wasp army is deployed, attacking the lychee stink bug from land and air! Pesticide reduction works, bees pass safely this year
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