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A bougainvillea branch broken off by the roadside can bloom the very next year
Bougainvillea, commonly known as paperflower, is widely cultivated in China. In the south it is mostly planted in courtyards or parks, while in the north it is mainly kept indoors; it is a very beautiful ornamental plant. Flower lovers who are thinking of getting a pot would do well to learn now how to care for it...
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Pick up little things by the roadside to grow flowers - no root rot and they'll bloom like crazy
Everyone says growing flowers costs money, but that's not really true. Pick up little things by the roadside and take them home, and you can still grow flowers well. This guarantees your flowers will never get root rot again, blooming all over the branches one flush after another, and it won't cost you a single cent!
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The little wildflowers that used to grow in patches along the roadside have now become a rare sight. Do you know them?
Tianjihuang is a plant of the Clusiaceae family, Hypericum japonicum, and it has many aliases: Di'ercao, Banjiuwo, Queshecao, Qicunjin, and so on. It grows at altitudes of 20 to 1000 m, mostly in dry wasteland, riverside mudflats, and sunny spots by the water...
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What should you do about compacted soil? Pick up a little of this by the roadside and mix it into your pots; it is loose and fertile, better than potting mix
Spring is the season when you really want to buy flowers; there are so many beautiful flowers. After you bring them home, one thing is especially important, and that is repotting them. The original soil in many pots is fairly compacted, so we usually switch to a loose, breathable...
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These 5 roadside flowers and plants can be dug up and potted at home; easy to grow, good-looking and tasty
Actually, you don't necessarily have to spend money to buy plants for growing flowers. There are many flowers and plants by roadsides in the wild that look very beautiful when potted at home. Today I'll introduce several kinds of flowers and plants that can be found everywhere by the roadside. Dig them up and pot them at home; they are easy to grow and good-looking, and the key point is that they are especially tasty! And they all also have...
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Pick up a branch by the roadside and root it into a pot of flowers; when it blooms like a waterfall, it is so beautiful
At this time last year, I went to the flower market to look at flowers, wanting to see if there were any novel and beautiful flowers I could buy. I wandered around for half a day and found nothing new. The flowers in the flower market did not look like anything I wanted to buy, so I planned to go home. In the end, at the entrance of the flower market...
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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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Pick up seeds dropped by the roadside, take them home, soak them, and plant them in pots - save money and grow a mini forest
Yanghua Daquan Click to follow the subscription account, Huahua teaches you how to grow flowers! On Huahua's way to work there are quite a few trees. Whenever the trees are covered with fruit, Huahua always thinks, if only I could have one at home too. However, some experts...
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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 huge patch of wild fruit by the roadside, too much to pick it all, so break off a branch and take it home to grow in a pot
A while ago I went back to my hometown, and by the roadside I saw a huge patch of "she pao er," as we call it there. This fruit is also known by its scientific name shemei (mock strawberry, Duchesnea indica). It grows in big sprawling patches in wet ditches, on hillsides, and along roadsides, in fairly damp spots. There is so much of it, and...
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