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The latest on lotus: it needs water but also fears water
The lotus is an aquatic plant and cannot survive without water. "Fearing water" means that if the water level is too high, it will struggle to bloom, or even the whole plant will suffer; because varieties differ, their requirements for water depth also differ. For example, the red lotus growing in Wuhan East Lake, at a water depth of 1.5 m, shows only a few floating leaves, and the standing leaves are all submerged in the water; without standing leaves it cannot bloom. If the standing leaves are submerged for more than 10 days, there is a risk of drowning; even if submerged for 3~5 days, although it can still maintain survival, it will not bloom easily that year.
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Spider plants indoors in summer should avoid strong light and need shade when being cared for
Spider Plant Although spider plants are easy to grow, their leaf tips are prone to drying out, scorching and turning yellow. When growing spider plants in summer, the biggest things to avoid are too much light, insufficient air humidity and improper fertilizing, all of which can cause the leaves to dry, scorch and turn yellow. If a spider plant develops yellowing, dried leaf tips, there is no need to worry
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A simple treatment of leftover fruit seeds can grow fresh and natural potted plants
Anyone who has strolled through a flower market knows that a small potted plant costs a lot of money, and even after buying it home, it may not necessarily survive well. So it would be better to simply treat the leftover fruit seeds from eating, and you can grow a fresh and natural little potted plant. If you are interested, you can give it a try.
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Five Key Points and Four Taboos for Winter Flower Care to Help Plants Overwinter Safely
Because winter temperatures are low and humidity is low, rooms with heating are extremely dry, and rooms without heating are very cold and damp, which is very unfavorable for the growth of flowers and plants. Below is an introduction to the five key points and four taboos for winter flower care. Five key points for winter flower care
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Is Pothos a Shade-Loving or Sun-Loving Plant? Latest Analysis of Its Light Requirements
Pothos stays green and lush all year round, adding a lovely decorative and beautifying touch to the home while also absorbing harmful substances from the air and purifying it. That is why many plant lovers keep this ornamental plant as a potted plant at home. But to keep a pot
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How to care for outdoor potted plants in summer? Analysis of the latest care tips
Today is the Start of Summer, which people usually regard as an important solar term marking the beginning of plants' peak growing season. Its characteristics are a marked rise in temperature, the approaching heat of midsummer, and more thunderstorms. In view of the above, outdoor potted plant care in summer can follow these points: sun protection, cooling, avoiding waterlogging,
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How to care for Aptenia cordifolia so it blooms profusely?
To make Aptenia cordifolia bloom profusely, you have to put in effort in soil selection, whole-plant pruning, and the management of light, temperature, water and fertilizer. Use a nutrient-rich, loose mixed soil as the growing medium, provide an average daily light duration of more than 6 hours, and irrigate with potassium dihydrogen phosphate.
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How do you grow potted succulents so they look beautiful?
Succulent plants are hugely popular right now, and the prices of these fleshy little plants have risen along with it. Some succulent fans blindly chase after having the biggest and most complete collection of varieties, while others just focus on growing them and never think about how to grow them more beautifully, or how to let them adorn your life
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A Detailed Guide to the Latest Root-Pruning Method for the Golden Jade Plant
After removing the golden jade plant from its pot, clean up the root system, use sterilized scissors to cut away the rotten roots, leggy roots, diseased roots, old roots, and dead roots one by one, promptly disinfect the wounds with a potassium permanganate solution or a carbendazim-type fungicide solution, and place it in a relatively ventilated
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How to prevent and treat common pests and diseases of Calibrachoa? Detailed explanation of the latest methods
Common diseases and their prevention and treatment. White mold disease: when symptoms appear, immediately remove the diseased leaves, and in the early stage of the disease, spray with a 600-800 times dilution of 75% chlorothalonil. Leaf spot disease: when infected by this disease, be careful to prevent the leaves from being bumped, and at the same time avoid the adverse effects of wind damage, frost damage, and sunscald;
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