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Don't swear by bark for growing orchids; try this kind of stone instead, and the orchid roots will be thick and strong and the orchid plants will stand tall and elegant
Growing orchids is actually a process of continuous learning, and orchid owners who are good at keeping "little notes" can basically grow them well very quickly. Let's take a look at the orchid-growing experience of this older forum friend called "Jiang Xiaobu", learning constantly, not...
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October 5 Zhubei Food Forest Work Party: Experience Traditional Stone Masonry
10/5 [Zhubei Food Forest]Work Party x Traditional Stone Masonry
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Courtyard stepping stone design: creating a scene where water and sky merge into one
In classical Chinese gardens, scattered piled stones were often placed on narrow, shallow water surfaces so that people could step across easily. They are called "stepping stones" (tingbu), also known as "duobu" or "tabu". The Yangzhou Huafang Lu also mentions a term "yuelue", ...
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Which plants are suitable for growing on absorbent stones in bonsai? Care tips shared
When it comes to bonsai, I believe everyone is familiar with them. Some are made with pine trees, and some are made with rockeries. The growing environments of the bonsai we make are also different. Absorbent stone is very common among bonsai plants, so what...
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Can gemstone plant (Graptopetalum paraguayense) block radiation? Read on and you will know
With the advancement of electronic technology, the radiation problem caused by electronic products is becoming more and more serious, and radiation affects human health. Using plants to prevent and absorb radiation has also become a trend. So, as a member of the succulent plants...
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The world's six eeriest stones, how many have you seen?
The boulder that "walks" Northeast of Lake Pleshcheyevo in the former Soviet Union, there is a stone that can move its position on its own. The stone is blue, nearly 1.5 m in diameter and weighs several tons, and over the past 300 years it has changed position several times. In the early 17th century,...
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Hydroponic rooting with maifan stone in a holeless jar: fast rooting without black rot
First, let me make it clear that this article is not a sales pitch for maifan stone, you can search for it yourselves, there are plenty on Taobao. Maifan stone actually has no true or fake distinction, it is all maifan stone, it is just that one type is hard and one type is soft. The hard one is actually...
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Tired of growing melons, fruits and vegetables on the balcony? Grow some adorable potted plants from fruit stones
In autumn, many garden enthusiasts like to grow some melons, fruits and vegetables on their own balconies. For example, chives, leaf lettuce, cherry tomatoes and so on. The biggest advantage of growing melons, fruits and vegetables yourself is that they are healthy and free from pollution, and besides that, what you grow at home...
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Suixi County Bonsai, Root Art and Ornamental Stone Association Holds Election for the Second Board of Directors
Conference rostrum The Suixi County Bonsai, Root Art and Ornamental Stone Association holds the election meeting for the second board of directors. Original author | Li Jian, Guangdong Provincial Bonsai Association. This article is an original submission by Li Jian of the Guangdong Provincial Bonsai Association, first published on Lingnan Bonsai Network, copyright...
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The refined art of enjoying bonsai and ornamental stones: only by taking gains and losses lightly can you taste happiness
[Reflections of a Bonsai Enthusiast]Text | Xiamen, Fujian @Zhou Yingzhi. If others do not respect me, it is because I lack ability; if I do not respect others, it is because I lack virtue; if others do not accept me, it is because I lack competence; if I do not accept others, it is because I lack magnanimity; if others do not help me, it is because I have achieved nothing; if I do not help others, it is because I...
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