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Building a 14 sq m rooftop garden, with six or seven square meters entirely devoted to growing flowers
The house isn't even renovated yet, and I already can't wait to start building the garden. Calling it a garden is a bit much - it's really just a rooftop terrace of about 14 sq m, and half of it has already been made into an anti-corrosion wood deck, leaving me only 6 or 7 sq m to grow flowers.
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The bonsai at Jiulong Square belongs to everyone. Please admire them civilly and do not pick them.
For this issue of [Exposure Platform] Photography: Shao Jianshe Editor: Hou Lidong Recently, while passing by Jiu...
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Turning my balcony into a 3-9 square meter little world of succulents
Thanks to Nuan Nuan Ai Niu Nai for the material. First, let me show a picture of how the balcony looks now. The balcony is 3.9 square meters in total, facing southwest, with full sun and pretty good ventilation. I started moving in January 2016, and every time I moved I just carried the pots over one by one...
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Study bonsai creates a miniature forest and spring by the desk, revealing natural elegance and refined charm within a square inch
Losing oneself in the mountains and wilds, strolling through sparse woods, accompanied by a lone tree, quietly listening to the sighing of pines - such was the leisure of the ancients, which people today may find hard to seek. If this scene were moved to the study for quiet appreciation, then even a knee-sized space would generate a feeling of clear expansiveness - what a joy. "Literati tree" bonsai perfectly suits this...
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300 sq m rooftop transformed into a sky garden; netizens joke it looks like a square with a ring-toss stall
I wanted to turn the rooftop terrace into a sky garden, but some people said: It doesn't look like a garden, it looks like a playground - are the flowers doing morning exercises? Others said it looks like a ring-toss stall at a street fair, boo-hoo~~ With a terrace like this, you can't get fat - way too much exercise...
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Analysis of the Advantages and Disadvantages of Square Bud Grafting of Walnut in Xianyang and Its Technical Measures
Advantages and Disadvantages of Square Bud Grafting of Walnut in Xianyang City and Its Technical Measures. Xianyang City has a walnut planting area of 51,200 hm2, a preserved area of 30,400 hm2, and a preservation rate of 60%. The survival rate and preservation rate are low, the varieties are mixed and chaotic, and the quality is poor. Low-yield and low-efficiency forests...
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The First Dehong Prefecture Bonsai Exhibition Opens at Mangshi Square
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How to Grow Square Watermelons: A Detailed Guide to the Growing Method
Soil: Growing square watermelons requires sufficient nutrients; you can use fresh garden soil mixed with a small amount of plant ash and base fertilizer for cultivation. Water: During the growing period, you must ensure an adequate water supply; during the flowering and fruit-setting period, water needs to be controlled. Fertilizing: Before planting, add base fertilizer to the soil. When the young melons have just emerged, apply an appropriate amount of fertilizer.
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Plant this on a one-square-meter balcony and enjoy flowers all year round
Petunia is a flowering plant that is especially easy to grow and very quick to bloom in abundance. If you have a small balcony, even if it is only 1 sq m, you should plant it; as long as you care for it well, your balcony can achieve "no shortage of flowers" all year round, and you can enjoy flowers every day....
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No soil, no fertilizer for this potted plant, 100 jin per square meter, more nutritious than eggs
As everyone's quality of life improves, we now have more and more free time. Many people have started growing flowers and plants, or simply find a small yard to grow some vegetables and fruits. Those without a yard will also grow some plants and vegetables in pots on their balconies in their apartment buildings...
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