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Euphorbia tirucalli 'Firesticks' (cactus spurge)
Euphorbia tirucalli 'Firesticks' - a plant of the Euphorbia genus, native to Peru and Argentina, also known as "General". Bright green, with fleshy long spines on the stems. It belongs to the Cactaceae family, is toxic, and can only be grown for ornamental purposes, not eaten, to prevent poisoning.
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Cut a branch, stick it in the soil, and it will bloom for 200 days. Enjoying the flowers at home is such a great deal.
Many people like to keep a potted plant indoors. Some like looking at green leaves, while others like enjoying flowers. For friends who love flowers, with this flower, just cut a branch casually and insert it into the soil, and it can bloom for 200 days a year. Without leaving home, you can enjoy the flowers while sitting at home...
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Learn the Wall-Hitting 2.0 Cutting Method: Whatever You Stick In Will Root, and You'll Never Have to Buy Flowers Again
Spring is a great time for cuttings, but some gardening friends have a very low survival rate with cuttings - they either rot in the soil or develop black stems. Today, Huahua teaches you the Wall-Hitting 2.0 cutting method, super simple, whatever you stick in will root!
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4 common green plants from daily life: stick a branch in water and the roots fill the bottle in 1 month
4 common green plants from daily life: snap off a branch and put it in water, and in 1 month the roots will fill the bottle. Let's take a look below! Umbrella tree (Schefflera arboricola). Umbrella trees have vigorous vitality, a strong ability to adapt to their environment, fast growth, and are relatively drought-tolerant...
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This flower is easy to grow, stick it in a pot and it roots, keep it watered and it lives, and the blooms are so many they form a ball (Series Three)
Dang dang dang, the third wave is coming again! This flower roots as soon as it is stuck in a pot and lives as long as it has water, and its blooms form beautiful balls! Series Three: Bougainvillea. Bougainvillea is also known as paper flower, leaf flower, ninefold vine, and baojin. Its flowering period is July to October, but as long as the temperature is suitable...
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No need to buy a money tree - just snap off a branch and stick it in soil and it will live, sending out big white roots in 10 days
The money tree (Pachira aquatica) symbolizes abundant wealth and is deeply loved by flower lovers everywhere. Today, Huahua is going to share a little trick with everyone, teaching you how to use money tree branches to propagate small money trees. May you have many money trees and plenty of money too!
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Stick bougainvillea branches into a pot, and in the blink of an eye they bloom with a thousand flowers, absolutely gorgeous
Bougainvillea, also known as paperflower, if cared for well, will bloom into a big ball of flowers, with no leaves in sight, only flowers, and the flower colors are diverse, with many varieties, deeply loved by people. In spring, you need to give bougainvillea proper pruning and water control, only then will...
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Grow Kalanchoe this way for year-round blooms - just stick a leaf in a pot and it will grow
Kalanchoe (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) can be called a lazy person's plant - it truly belongs to that category of potted plants that bloom beautifully without much fuss. Whether you put it in the office or on a home balcony, give it a little sunlight and it will burst into a full pot of blooms. But why is it that some flower lovers, as they care for it...
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Don't throw away succulent flower stalks - pinch them off and stick them in soil and they'll survive 100% of the time
Many gardening enthusiasts, when they see a succulent growing a flower stalk, will quickly pinch it off and throw it away to prevent the succulent from dying after blooming or consuming too many nutrients and making it ugly. Don't throw away the flower stalk after pinching it off - Huahua teaches you how to make the flower stalk sprout plump tender side shoots, send out big white roots, and grow into round little fatties!
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