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Throw a little of this into the clivia pot and you'll get fat leaves, lots of flowers, and no root rot - the results are especially good
Clivia has beautiful leaves, and many gardening enthusiasts love it even when it doesn't bloom. Especially after it blooms, it's unbelievably beautiful. Keeping one pot at home is elegant and impressive. Although gardening enthusiasts all love clivia, many have left...
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Yellowing leaves and no growth? Throw this into the pot, and it will fill the pot in 5 years even without fertilizer
The hot summer has arrived, and flower lovers are starting to worry about their plants again. What should they do? The plants are dropping leaves again, and the leaves are turning yellow. Most potted plants of flower lovers are caused by root rot. Actually, if you want to avoid this situation...
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Throw 3 kinds of little pellets into the spider plant pot, and it grows like crazy, bursting out 20 baby spider plants at once
Spider plants (Chlorophytum comosum) are flowers that quite like and tolerate fertilizer. Growing fast and bursting with pups normally depends on having plenty of nutrients! There are 3 little things that work well for growing spider plants. Let's take a look! "Flowers grow like crazy" - sheep manure and rabbit manure - sheep manure is very...
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Throw a handful of soybeans into the flower pot, and the flowers will grow like crazy for a year without needing fertilizer
Pothos and spider plants are common flowers in the homes of gardening enthusiasts. They are very hardy and generally hard to kill, but if you want to grow these flowers well and make them burst with growth, it is not an easy thing. You need to properly supplement fertilizer and water, and...
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The newly bought flowers ended up looking so different from how they were advertised - what should I do if I want to throw them away?
Speaking of buying flowers, I have to mention those heartbreaking online shopping experiences. You see a potted flower online, buy it with full confidence to grow it, and then ten days later you're stunned - the gap between the seller's photo and the buyer's reality is waaaaay too big! Whatever happened to being each other's little angels?
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Don't throw away lychee seeds - toss them into soil and they'll fill a pot in just 10 days
It's lychee season again! "The shell is like red silk, the membrane like purple gauze, the flesh white as ice and snow, the juice sweet and tart like fine wine" - a single lychee can bring a person complete happiness. But the experts have gone beyond just eating lychees - they grow potted plants from lychee seeds! That's right, Huahua is one of those experts. Let's learn together!
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Throw succulents in the soil and they grow like crazy, bursting out of the pot in no time
In the succulent world there are quite a few succulents with a natural talent for filling out a pot, such as the ones below. Throw them in the soil and they will burst out in no time, and even a tank would not be big enough to hold them! Filling out a pot is surely the ultimate dream of many succulent lovers. The so-called filling out a pot means that a succulent grown in a pot fills the whole pot...
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Don't throw away dead fish - bury them in your rose pots and the effect is even better than flower fertilizer
Roses are known as the "queen of flowers", also called "monthly red", blooming in all four seasons, with flower colors generally red, or pink, occasionally white and yellow, and can be used as ornamental plants. Roses are large and brightly colored, with a fresh fragrance, and their blooming period is also...
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Don't throw away corn cobs after eating them - with simple processing they become great fertilizer for orchids
Most people usually throw the corn cob cores into the trash after eating, but actually with a little processing, corn cobs make excellent orchid fertilizer. In fact, corn cobs can be used to make fertilizer for many flowers, and the method is very simple, just...
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Throwing away the old potting soil after repotting is too wasteful; simply process it into new nutrient soil
Many people have asked the editor whether the old potting soil removed from flowers can still be used. Here the editor gives a brief answer: if it has not been processed, it generally has little nutrition left. The nutrients in the potting soil have been used up, so in theory it is...
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