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Is Gardenia really that hard to get through summer? Stop spreading nonsense
Some gardening friends report that in summer, gardenias are very hard to get through safely, because this flower is rather afraid of strong sun. Huahua says that's nonsense: a gardenia in full summer sun can still survive, and can even thrive beautifully. The key is how you help...
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Growing strawberries as potted plants yields a really good crop of fruit
Strawberry leaves are deep green, the flowers are pure white, and the fruit is bright red. Grown in a pot on a balcony, it can purify the air, decorate the setting, and still produce fine fruit to taste, which is why it is so well loved and is a balcony flower well worth promoting widely....
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It's only normal that the Arhat lost the fight; making a big deal out of it really embarrasses it.
When it comes to fighting, it doesn't seem all that unusual among pets like cats and dogs, but anyone who has kept fish knows that fish fights can be quite fierce too, ranging from a bloody head to death. A fish keeper went to visit a friend's house...
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Clivia leaves always look disheveled - is that really okay?
Clivia's leaves are naturally asymmetrical in number on each side, and on top of that the leaves lean, so how could this Beatles-style look possibly match its gentlemanly, upright and noble character and its reputation as the "gentleman among flowers"? If you grow Clivia and cannot regularly turn the...
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Do potted hydrangeas really need hard pruning to bloom?
Hydrangea, the flower commonly known to gardeners as huaxiuqiu (mophead hydrangea), has explosive blooming power, producing a whole large pot of blooms at once, every one a big flower ball. However, many gardeners do not understand whether potted hydrangeas really need "hard pruning." Is "hard pruning" the only way to get blooming hydrangeas? Let's take a look!
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Do succulents really need to be watered only when the soil is bone dry and then soaked thoroughly? Actually, beginners can do it this way
"Succulents don't like water" is probably a misconception that most beginner friends often fall into. In fact, no plant can survive once it is completely cut off from water; it is just that some plants need more water and some need...
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Can rose really bloom every month? See how he does it
This is Blue Demon's daily original article, day 900. Rose cultivation series article: No. 97. In the past, many rural families would grow a flower called Yueyuehong, which is actually a type of our native floribunda rose. It blooms very readily, and even with little care it can bloom every month.
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Succulents with black rot are really disheartening - these methods teach you how to eradicate it
In summer, as temperatures gradually rise, succulents enter a dormant state. This is normally the time when we need to think about how to help them get through their "summer vacation," but somehow there are always some succulents that get sick, and among these, black rot...
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A bonsai that had been cultivated for half a lifetime was bought by someone for 130,000 yuan. Rich people really are willing to spend money.
Growing bonsai can cultivate one's character. Some people say that if you grow a bonsai poorly, you send it off; if you grow a bonsai well, it sends you off! Although this is a joke, it is also true. Some bonsai do not look like much, but they have already been in pots for over a hundred years. A fri...
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Pothos Confession: What I Really Need Is Simple
Pothos is a very common indoor plant that can be placed in a study, living room, or office. It not only beautifies the environment but also brings a pleasant mood. So today, let's take a look at how to best grow pothos. 1. Choosing a flowerpot for growing pothos...
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