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What is the best thing to put in the bottom of a succulent pot? Line it with this kind of stone and the roots won't rot for years
A gardening friend asked: I grow a lot of succulents, but I don't know what is best to put in the bottom of the pot. The purpose of putting something in the bottom of a pot is to increase air and water drainage, and generally some large-particle solid is used, such as pumice, clay pebbles...
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A pot of living stones (Lithops) grown to such stunning effect - his method is worth learning
Today I accidentally came across a couple's "High-Profile Succulent Love Show-Off Method" and found it really creative, so I'm sharing it with everyone! This is a young couple, and one day the girl suddenly said she wanted to go back to her parents' home to stay for a few days. Such a good opportunity - the guy absolutely would not...
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How to choose top dressing stones for succulents? A step-by-step guide to picking them
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Aucuba japonica planted with rockery stones as an ornamental hedge; a few specimens dotted around the courtyard offer year-round interest
Aucuba japonica Aucuba japonica (Aucuba chinensis Benth.) is an evergreen shrub of the dogwood family, with green branchlets covered in soft hairs, and older branches bearing white lenticels. Leaves opposite, thinly leathery, long elliptic to obovate-lanceolate, 10-20 cm long...
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Grandpa picked up broken stones to make potted plants and was laughed at; once they were done, the neighbors were all fighting to have them
Grandpa usually likes to stroll in the park after dinner when he has nothing to do. I remember some time ago when Grandpa was strolling in the park, he picked up a lot of small stones from the roadside. When Grandma saw them, she said he was losing his mind with age. What was he doing bringing back so many stones? Who...
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What hard stones are commonly used in landscape bonsai?
Hard stones commonly used in landscape bonsai. Below let us look at what types of hard stones are commonly used in landscape bonsai. When it comes to hard stones, the most common ones should be ax-cut stone, stalactite, wood fossil and other stone materials. Hard stones: large...
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Grow this delicious and beautiful edible plant, for both environmental protection and health, killing two birds with one stone
Lettuce: when we usually cook at home, we throw away the lettuce roots, but from now on don't throw them away anymore. Put its roots into a pot, and a new lettuce can grow. Lettuce is also one of the vegetables we eat more often, ...
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Appreciating rock-attached bonsai: when trees meet stones, a unique beauty is created
When a tree meets a stone, what miracle is created? This is rock-attached bonsai. Rock-attached bonsai is a bonsai shaping art, in which stone, tree and stone-tree form one integrated whole. This kind of potted plant attaches the tree to the stone, with the roots extending...
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A 20 sq m entry garden, and the stone trough picked up for 50 yuan adds a lot of charm.
People who grow flowers easily feel happy, because they all love life! I really like the natural colors and clumsy look of stone. It is just that considering the load-bearing capacity of the balcony, there are still some good stone pieces I do not dare to put out anymore. This year I am planning to go for raw wood. I...
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Kiryu stone is a type of rock with absolutely no nutrients, so fellow orchid growers should stop being superstitious about it
Kiryu stone is a very "high-end, elegant, and classy" orchid potting medium. As a humble photographer-farmer, I have limited experience and have never used Kiryu stone. Recently, a fellow orchid grower mentioned it in conversation, so I looked it up online, this so-called great master, and it turns out to be an imported...
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