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Soak fig cuttings in this kind of water and thick white roots shoot up vigorously, and in 2 years the branches are loaded with fruit.
The fig is a flowering plant, and it has a certain ornamental value in itself. The fruit it produces can be eaten; in fact, what we eat is actually the flower. Because it tastes delicious and sweet, and has effects such as tonifying the spleen and stomach, in recent years...
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A little trick for growing clivia in summer: no yellow leaves, thick and plump foliage, big and brightly colored flowers
Clivia is also called the large-leaved bush lily (Clivia miniata). It originates from South Africa and is a perennial herbaceous plant in the Amaryllidaceae family. Grown well, clivia can bloom twice a year, with each bloom lasting over a month. In summer, when the weather is hot, some people's clivia starts to...
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Aloe vera does not like to grow, so throw it outside to grow, and instead it bursts with side shoots and thick, plump leaves
Aloe vera is a very common potted flower. Many friends like to keep a few pots at home. It can not only beautify the home, but also purify the air, whiten and beautify the skin, and treat insect bites. It is truly a family doctor. So when we care for aloe...
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Water the Peperomia obtusifolia with a little acidic water and pair it with fertile soil, and it will grow vigorously with thick, deep green leaves.
How do you grow Peperomia obtusifolia so it gets big and plump? I clearly remember that when I first started growing plants, my very first green plant was Peperomia obtusifolia. At the beginning, what I found was the Nanning Flower Park in Guangxi, which counts as Guangxi's largest flower...
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Hard to keep succulents in summer? Put this in the bottom of the pot, and they won't turn yellow, won't rot at the roots, and will grow plump and thick
Summer is here, and many flower lovers like to keep a few potted flowers at home, which can not only decorate the room but also purify the air. Succulents, for example, are one of the potted flowers that many flower lovers like to grow. Succulents come in all sorts of shapes, ...
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Grow Senecio macroglossus this way for lush, thick green leaves that can hang on a balcony like a curtain
Soil: To grow Senecio macroglossus, use loose soil with good drainage and aeration. Watering: It does not need much water; just keep the soil alternating between dry and moist, leaning toward dry. Light: It is best to give it diffused light, and it should not be kept in a dark environment for long periods...
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Water for hydroponic plants matters: do these 3 things for thick branches, strong roots and emerald leaves
Many gardening enthusiasts choose to grow plants directly in water for convenience and cleanliness, but they often find that the plants grow poorly, frequently with dry tips and yellow leaves, root rot, and in severe cases even the death of the whole plant. For hydroponic green plants, the most important thing...
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A top-quality Monstera deliciosa with stems thicker than an arm: 4 tricks you need to know to grow a giant
Fellow plant lovers, have you ever felt that the best-grown plants always belong to "someone else"? Recently, the little gardener saw a plant friend's Monstera deliciosa, and I was too embarrassed to tell her that I grow one at home too. Her Monst...
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How to care for a money tree so its stem grows thick and swollen
The money tree (Pachira aquatica) has a distinctive shape, is fairly shade-tolerant and easy to manage, and has an auspicious name, making it a very popular indoor foliage plant. Money trees are easy to propagate and can be grown successfully from seed, cuttings, grafting, or tissue culture. However, only plants grown from seed can develop a thick, swollen stem.
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