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Seeds picked up by the roadside, soaked in water for 7 days, planted in a pot and grown into a little green forest
I picked up some seeds from trees by the road, soaked them in water, tossed them into soil, and got a miniature potted forest. Desktop greenery is just this simple - you don't even need to buy flowers. Come take a look! "Seed potted plants" - loquat - in many places loquat...
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A potted plant picked from a garbage pile, raised by Grandpa until its value multiplied several times over
We have all kept potted plants at some point. But I do not know where the potted plants you keep came from, or whether you bought them at a flower market. Yet one potted plant kept at Grandpa's house was picked up by him from a garbage pile back then, and now...
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A few lonely leaves of pennywort (Centella asiatica) picked up at the flower shop entrance and casually tossed into the soil grew into a full pot in two months
Since I fell in love with growing flowers, I really enjoy going to the flower shop in my spare time. Seeing beautiful flowers lifts my mood so much. Passing by the flower shop entrance, I picked up a few lonely pennywort leaves, took them home and tossed them into the soil, with rough and casual care, two...
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A fallen seed pod picked up on the roadside, soaked in water and planted in a pot, surprisingly grew into a mini forest
On Huahua's way to work there are quite a few trees, and whenever the trees are covered in fruit, Huahua always thinks how nice it would be to have one at home. But some experts have actually made Huahua's idea come true - seeds picked up on the roadside turn into beautiful little potted plants in their hands.
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The flowers she threw away because she thought they were ugly, her neighbor picked up and turned into treasures, and she regretted it endlessly
A friend came to complain: the succulents she's growing are getting uglier and uglier, and she really doesn't want them anymore. Huahua quickly asked her friend to send a photo of the "ugly" succulents, and upon looking, it turned out the succulents had become deformed. But no worries, this time Huahua has a way to turn ugliness into beauty!
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Flowers others threw away, Dad picked up and raised, and they all ended up bursting out of their pots
People who grow flowers are kind-hearted. Not only do they have feelings for the flowers they raise themselves, but when they see flowers that have been discarded by others, they also feel sorry for them and will take them home and try hard to bring them back to life. That is exactly how Huahua's best friend's dad is. Many of the flowers he raises now were picked up in the past, and he has raised them all to have green leaves and big blooms! Let's see which flowers he has brought back to life!
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The king of wild vegetables at 48 yuan per jin, aralia sprout: only one shoot is picked from the top of the tree, and its nutrition rivals ginseng
These days people do not care much for big fish and rich meat, and instead prefer wild mountain vegetables. Aralia sprout is just such a top-grade wild mountain vegetable, and in the rural mountain forests it is a famous king of wild vegetables. Aralia sprout is rich in nutrients and has a unique taste, and in some places...
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A tree stump picked up on the roadside, grown for 1 month, unexpectedly sold for 100,000 yuan
Some flower lovers say that ever since they started growing flowers, they've developed a habit of picking up trash, and unexpectedly they picked up a treasure! Not long ago, they saw a bare tree stump on the roadside that nobody wanted, carried it home and carefully grew it for 1 month, and then someone offered 100,000 yuan to buy it. What kind of treasure is so valuable?
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