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What are the key technical points for pre-flowering management of Shatian pomelo?
How should Shatian pomelo be managed before flowering? We ask knowledgeable readers to help explain. Before Shatian pomelo flowers, fertilizer and water management and pest and disease control should be done in a timely manner, so as to strengthen the tree vigor, raise the tree's nutrient level, strengthen the flower buds, improve the buds' stress resistance, reduce pest and disease damage, protect the buds, and increase the fruit-setting rate...
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Succulent Watering Tips: Water This Way So the Leaves Become Plump and Thick
Many beginners who grow flowers and succulents do not understand how much water to give, and when the soil is not breathable, it easily leads to waterlogged roots and rot. There is one method that can prevent root rot, namely the pot-soaking method: place the flower pot into a container with water, and wait until you see the surface of the...
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Succulent watering is related to the flower pot, make the right adjustments to easily get through the high temperatures
After many flower lovers buy plants, the question they care about most is how often to water. Actually, this question simply has no fixed answer, because the water-holding capacity of the growing medium differs, the ventilation and evaporation speed of the environment differ, pot sizes differ, vari...
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The fruit of the Coriaria nepalensis (Chinese coriaria) turns from bright red to purplish black, tastes sweet with a slight astringency, and is highly poisonous; never eat it by mistake.
Coriaria nepalensis fruit, also known as poison empty wood, water coriaria, duck-feed wood, chicken-plague firewood, and horse saddle, among other names, is a plant of the family Coriariaceae, growing on hillsides or in mountain gullies, and is commonly seen in the southern provinces of our country. The Coriaria nepalensis fruit is pea-sized, round and fleshy, and green when unripe...
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What should be noted during the process of growing Gastrodia elata?
What should be noted when growing Gastrodia elata? We ask netizens to help explain. Zhongdi Web has compiled the points to note when growing Gastrodia elata, listed below for netizens' reference. 1. Suitable cultivation time for Gastrodia elata: Gastrodia elata cultivation is generally from late October of the current year to April of the following year. From late October to early December, the soil freezes...
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How should Salvia miltiorrhiza be raised from seedlings during cultivation?
How do you raise Salvia miltiorrhiza seedlings? What method is best for raising Salvia miltiorrhiza seedlings? Please describe the method. After the "seed roots" of Salvia miltiorrhiza are planted, it takes 25-30 days for seedlings to emerge, and the field emergence rate is only about 60%. Especially when soil moisture is poor, the emergence rate is even lower, which easily causes missing plants and broken rows, thereby affecting yield...
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How to prevent and control green mold during oyster mushroom cultivation?
How to prevent and control green mold in oyster mushrooms? What harm does green mold do to oyster mushrooms? Please provide guidance. The harm of green mold to oyster mushroom cultivation: green mold is a major disease in edible mushroom cultivation, mainly occurring on mushroom blocks that have not yet been colonized by mycelium or on culture material that has not been thoroughly sterilized. Green mold is prone to breeding in acidic environments and environments with relatively high humidity...
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What pests and diseases occur during the cultivation of silver ear fungus?
What pests and diseases occur in silver ear fungus cultivation? How should the pests and diseases of silver ear fungus be properly controlled? Please give guidance. Common diseases in silver ear fungus cultivation include Neurospora, green Trichoderma, white rot fungus, Monascus, Mucor, Rhizopus, and Penicillium; common pests of silver ear fungus include mites, mushroom gnats, and nematodes; their harm and control methods are detailed below. 1,...
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How to prevent and control contaminant fungi during the cultivation of white jelly fungus?
How do you prevent and control contaminant fungi in white jelly fungus? Please provide an introduction to the methods. Cultivating white jelly fungus is prone to harm from green mold, and there is also some contamination by Rhizopus, Mucor, and a few Neurospora. Green mold, Mucor, and Rhizopus often occur beside the inoculation holes of the fungus bags, or when the mycelial circles of two holes meet 9-10 days after inoculation, appearing at the front edge of the mycelium, and also on the bag wall...
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What are the common pests during rapeseed cultivation?
What are the common pests of rapeseed? How are these pests controlled? Please advise: the common pests of rapeseed are mainly rapeseed aphids and imported cabbageworms. For control methods, refer to the following list: Rapeseed aphid control method: In lightly affected fields, physical control can be used, that is, evenly place 10 yellow sticky traps per mu of vegetable field to trap and kill aphids...
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