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Succulent care experience sharing: Remember these points, and they will grow plump
Succulents have a relatively high water content in their roots, stems, and leaves. When transplanting, trim the roots, cutting off excess and rotten roots, spray the succulent with carbendazim liquid, avoid high temperatures and scorching sun, then water the soil with carbendazim. After trimming, place it in a cool...
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How to grow plump, chubby succulents in summer? Learn these little tricks and they will easily fill the pot
Succulents are one of people's favorite plants, so cute and adorable. As people's living standards improve, many flower lovers like to keep some potted flowers and succulents at home, which not only decorates the room, but succulents...
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This flower is a must-grow in summer, with full, plump blooms shaped like little buns; once you see it, you will never want to grow roses again!
The sweltering summer is here again, and many flowers have entered their dormant period. Flower lovers told Huahua that they are already tired of seeing roses and plumbago, and asked if I could recommend some other flowers. Today, Huahua will recommend a flower whose beauty can rival that of roses!
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How do you grow Haworthia so they become plump and full?
Text and photos: Curator Location: Beijing After the start of summer, our Sedums gradually turn green and thin out, and this is exactly when Haworthias look their best. Besides Sedums, the poster also grows some Haworthias, especially Haworthia cooperi, which I love very much. The beauty of Haworthias...
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Succulents only growing tall but not plump? Manage them this way for adorable results
The most common problem with succulents is etiolation. If your succulents are facing etiolation, watering is one cause, and insufficient light is another. Don't be too delicate with your plants - when they need to be toughened up, place them outdoors appropriately to harden them, and more...
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How do you grow succulents so they turn pink and plump? Mastering this one trick is all you need
Succulent colors are a vivid green - how do you grow succulents to become soft and pink? First, light is very important. If the light is not quite sufficient, this color will appear. Put the succulents in an environment with a temperature difference of ten degrees, give them...
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DIY leaf mold for Clivia - free of charge, loose and airy, with leaves so dark green and plump they practically drip with oil
Normally when we grow Clivia, we all say the soil used is leaf mold, but which kind of leaf mold exactly is it? Let's talk in detail about the Clivia nutrient soil we buy from the market, the kind in small plastic bags. Most of it comes from the forests of Northeast...
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The summer-surviving champion is this flower; the hotter it gets, the more it grows, plump and chubby as if it has become a spirit
Summer is the "gate of hell" for succulents. Even so, plenty of plant lovers would rather take the risk and grow succulents anyway. Huahua really admires you. Besides sharing a few tips on getting succulents through summer, Huahua has also put together a list of succulent varieties that are not afraid of summer. If you are still thinking of getting some succulents now, hurry up and take a look
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Add a little something to your hydroponic Alocasia macrorrhizos (giant taro), and its roots will be plump and its leaves big and glossy
Alocasia macrorrhizos can absorb dust and purify the air, and its leaves even drip crystal-clear water droplets from their edges, which is very beautiful. How do you grow Alocasia macrorrhizos hydroponically? What little tricks are there? If you want to grow a hydroponic Alocasia...
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Feed your clivia a spoonful of oil, and its leaves will grow plump and green and it will burst into bloom
Clivia has elegant leaves and large, vivid flowers. Many people love growing clivia, but it is very difficult to get it to bloom. Today we introduce a method that gives clivia plenty of nutrients, plump green leaves, and a full pot of blooms! Feeding clivia with waste oil at home...
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