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How is potato processed? An introduction to several common processing methods
I. Making jam from potatoes. First wash the potatoes clean, remove any rotten or sprouted parts, then peel off the skin, place them in a steamer and steam until cooked, then take them out and spread them to cool. Next, rub them through a grater into a uniform potato mash and set aside. Put white granulated sugar, water and sour water (that is, the sour water used in a vinegar workshop; mix a small amount of thin rice porridge with bran, place it in a vat, transfer it from vat to vat for one week, once a day, and the filtered sour water is used as a vinegar starter) into a pot and boil until 110°C, then pour the potatoes into the pot, and use an iron shovel to constantly turn them, pressing while stir-frying, until the potatoes
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Pre-storage Treatment of Potatoes and Several Practical Storage Methods Explained
1. Pre-storage treatment Pretreating the tubers before storage can inhibit potato sprouting and plays a very good role in ensuring storage results. (1) Sun-drying After harvesting, potato tubers can be spread out in the field to dry briefly, releasing some moisture to facilitate storage and transport. Generally, sun-drying for 4h can significantly reduce the incidence of disease during storage. If sun-drying lasts too long, the tubers will lose water and wilt, which is unfavorable for storage. (2) Pre-storage Potatoes harvested in summer coincide with the hot season; after harvest, the potato tubers should be piled in a cool, ventilated room, cellar or shade shed for pre-storage. For
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How to Propagate Citron? A Detailed Guide to Several Common Propagation Methods
How to Propagate Citron
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Several commonly used treatment methods for medicinal herb seeds before sowing
Several treatment methods for medicinal herb seeds before sowing
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How to grow spider plants? A detailed introduction to several planting methods
How to grow spider plants and what methods are there
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How to Propagate Spider Plants? A Detailed Guide to Several Common Propagation Methods
Spider plants are very easy to propagate, generally by the offset method or the division method. The offset method is not limited by season and can be done indoors in winter, but the survival rate is highest in spring and autumn. From spring to autumn each year, slender, soft, drooping stems emerge from the leaves, and at the tips of the stems or below the nodes, new buds sprout and grow into small plantlets with aerial roots
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How to propagate snake plants? Introduction to several common methods
For propagating snake plants (Sansevieria) in small quantities, division can be used. Its underground rhizomes are thick and branch strongly, and after the terminal bud on each branch sprouts, it can send up new leaves. When dividing, first take the plant out of the pot, shake off the soil, find the rhizome beneath each cluster of leaves, cut it off with pruning shears, and plant it separately; all will survive.
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How to Propagate Schefflera: A Detailed Introduction to Several Common Methods
How to Propagate Schefflera
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How to propagate crown of thorns? Introduction to several common propagation methods
Propagation methods for crown of thorns
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