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Baby's breath adds a touch of fresh elegance to green living
[Name]Latin scientific name: Gypsophila (meaning "lover of lime") Chinese scientific name: Baby's breath, Gypsophila paniculata Chinese aliases: Gypsophila, baby's breath [Place of origin]: Europe, Asia, northern Africa Native to Eurasia. Gypsophila muralis grows up to 50 cm (20 in) tall; much branched; leaves narrow, blue-green; widely cultivated, common cultivars include "Carminea" (deep rose-red flowers), "Grandiflora Alba" (large, white flowers) and "Rosea" (pale rose-colored flowers). Baby's breath grows up to 1 m (40 in) tall, similar in appearance to Gypsophila muralis, but with thick rhizomes, flowers white to pale pink; common cultivars include "Compacta" (dense foliage), "Flore Pleno" (double flowers) and "Grandiflora" (large flowers).
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The leaves pruned from a Christmas cactus (Schlumbergera) root as soon as they touch soil, so it is a shame to throw them away
Have you thrown away all the Christmas cactus leaves you pruned off? The leaves root as soon as they touch soil, so throwing them away is a real shame! The Christmas cactus is a very popular flowering plant, much loved by people. Its flowers are delicate and exquisite, pretty and lovely, and highly ornamental...
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This vegetable is very easy to grow. It comes alive as soon as it touches soil, it can be grown in even the smallest flower pot, and one planting gives you five years of harvests.
When it comes to growing vegetables in pots at home, many people think only of scallions, ginger and garlic, and of course these are all great vegetables. Beyond these, we can actually also grow some garlic chives, and you can grow them from just the roots, in a big pot or a small pot, cut them and they...
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This invasive species even eats cement; Africans treat it as a delicacy, but in China no one dares to eat it or touch it
People have mixed feelings about invasive species: the popular ones like crayfish are hailed as a popular food, while some are treated like rats crossing the street, chased and beaten by everyone. They are all invasive species, so why is the treatment so different? The "African giant snail" is...
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Never Touch These Forbidden Zones in Bonsai Making
Today we bring you an article on the four taboos for beginners in bonsai making. Flower and bonsai enthusiasts, come and take a look! Sturdy and twisting, with branches and leaves layered in spring green, fresh and green to the eye. The artistic shape of the tree, simple and vigorous, striving upward, intoxicates...
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This flower loves to burst into a full pot with little watering, and a single stem roots as soon as it touches soil, a favorite for lazy gardeners
Sedum makinoi 'Ogon', a succulent plant of the genus Sedum in the Crassulaceae family, also called round-leaf stonecrop, is a very common little pot-covering plant. Plant a cluster, and it quickly bursts into a full mound, with fleshy, year-round green leaves, very pleasing to the eye as a potted ornamental. Sedum makinoi 'Ogon'...
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This flower barely needs watering and quickly fills its pot, and its branches root as soon as they touch soil, making it perfect for lazy gardeners.
Round-leaf stonecrop (Sedum makinoi) is a succulent plant in the Crassulaceae family, genus Sedum, also called round-leaf sedum. It is a very common little pot-protecting plant; plant one clump and it quickly fills the pot, with fleshy leaves that stay emerald green all year round, making a very pleasing potted display. Round-leaf stonecrop...
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A potted flower cured a friend's depression, and that gesture of care is so touching
Huahua recently came across a story about a girl from Hubei who developed mild depression due to pressure from work and life, so a friend gave her a potted flower. Amazingly, as the plant grew bit by bit and bloomed, her depression also...
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Plants always getting sick? Teach you 5 looks and 1 touch to easily identify root rot
For people who love flowers and plants and care for them, summer is not only a hurdle for flowers and plants, but also a torment for themselves. It is fine if the beloved flowers and plants are usually free of illness and disaster, but if they really get sick, it breaks the hearts of us flower-loving flower...
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The money tree's branches and leaves are fragile and fall off at the slightest touch - here's how to solve it easily
Many flower lovers buy a small money tree (Pachira aquatica) from the flower market and find that its branches and leaves are very brittle, dropping leaves at the slightest touch. What can be done? Today, the editor has summarized several reasons that cause the money tree to drop leaves. Friends who need it, save and share it quickly~...
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