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Bury 2 of these in the flower pot, use once every 30 days, and your green plants will explode with side shoots and love to bloom
Gardeners whose balconies are full of potted green plants certainly know that to make flowers grow well, you must get these key elements right: watering, fertilizing, ventilation and light, and none of them can be missing. Today I am mainly talking about flower fertilizer. There are many common things in daily life...
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Pick some of this up on the roadside in autumn and toss it into the flower pot, and your flowering plants will keep growing nonstop
More and more people are growing flowers these days, and there is a reason for it after all - keeping a few pots of plants and flowers at home can both make the home environment fresh and airy and exercise your own hands-on skills, so this kind of good thing is of course more...
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Fertilize your Christmas cactus like this, and side shoots will sprout all over the pot
The Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera) is clean and neat, with layers upon layers of segments, making it a very popular flowering plant. Recently, a friend reported that their Christmas cactus is growing shoots at the top, so what exactly is going on? The Christmas cactus grows new segments starting from the top, and there are also growth points on the sides. But...
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These roadside plants were our childhood toys, do you still remember them?
Those toys you could find right by the roadside, the toys from childhood, do you still remember them? Foxtail grass, garden balsam, sweet potato necklaces on the wild paths, so many, so many childhood memories, things the post-2000s generation has never even seen, a childhood that belongs only to us~
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An old man dug up a golden bullet tree (Diospyros cathayensis) but did not know how to care for it, so he threw it outside his door. Someone bought it for a high price. A neighbor said: "He's too timid, nothing to be done about it."
An old man dug up a golden bullet tree (Diospyros cathayensis) but did not know how to care for it, so he threw it outside his door. Someone bought it for a high price. A neighbor said: "He's too timid, nothing to be done about it!" Today's era is one of technology and the internet, and many things face being phased out, which means they need to be upgraded and replaced. At the same time, in...
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A roadside wild vegetable nobody wants is highly nutritious, every part is a treasure, and it can even treat anal fistula
We call this plant bitter vegetable, a wild vegetable that is both food and medicine. It often grows in wild fields and along roadsides, in front of and behind houses, and occasionally can be seen growing in patches. It is generally removed as a weed, but its medicinal value is actually very great, so pulling it out directly is a bit...
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Pick up ginkgo fruits dropped by the roadside, take them home, and grow them into a valuable potted plant
Autumn fallen leaves are one of the most beautiful sights, and if you ask which leaf is the prettiest, of course it is the ginkgo leaf! A gardening friend not only enjoyed the ginkgo leaves but also brought home ginkgo fruits, grew a small potted plant from them, and after careful cultivation it grew into...
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The unremarkable flowers and grasses by the roadside could keep you entertained for ages. How many of them do you still remember?
I remember that as a kid we didn't have many toys either. The happiest thing was wandering all over the hills and fields with my friends, picking a few flowers and grasses and shaping them into all kinds of cute forms! Those flowers and grasses by the roadside that amused you when you were little, do you still remember them...
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How do you tell the Echeveria elegans (Moon Shadow) succulents apart so you don't misidentify them?
Text and images: Qingmeng. Many succulent lovers have been growing Echeveria elegans (Moon Shadow) succulents for more than half a year and still cannot tell them apart. Today the editor will talk about the Echeveria elegans (Moon Shadow) line of succulents. The Echeveria elegans line is part of the Echeveria genus...
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Creeping thyme tolerates foot traffic and blooms like a carpet beside stone paths
If you want to plant some bright and charming creeping plants beside stones, creeping thyme is a great choice. It blooms very abundantly and is especially easy to grow. Planted in the yard, it will not die even if stepped on freely. It is...
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