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Where do the materials for making bonsai come from? Pay attention to protecting natural plants
Since the day bonsai art was born, it has been inextricably bound to nature: first, the materials used in bonsai creation (tree stumps, stones, etc.) come from trees, flowers and grasses as well as mountain rocks in nature; second, what bonsai works display is the wonderful scenery of nature
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Peanut prices kept falling from 2017 to 2018: where should growers go from here?
In 2017, since domestic peanuts hit the market, the overall market has seen a mix of rises and falls, with market prices showing a certain decline. Recently, peanut prices have been on a downward trend, and growers do not know whether they should still plant in 2018.
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Where is Thalia geniculata originally from, what environment suits it, and how do you grow it in pots?
Thalia geniculata, also known as water bamboo taro and water lotus banana, is a perennial emergent herbaceous plant that produces purple flowers at the tips of its stems, resembling bait tied to a fishing rod, with a very distinctive shape. So, where is Thalia geniculata originally from? What environment suits its growth? How do you grow it in pots? Where is Thalia geniculata originally from?
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Where do woodlice in the home and in flower pots come from, and how should you get rid of them?
Woodlice generally refer to the common pill bug (Porcellio scaber and related species), also known as shufu, fupan, shugu, shunian, and dijishi. So where do woodlice in the home come from? How do you kill them? How do you get rid of the ones in flower pots? Pest-control expert Xiao Zhi explains that woodlice like to live under rotten wood, fallen leaves, stones and the like, and sometimes also appear in houses and courtyards.
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Where is the areca palm suitable for planting, and how does it differ from the palm tree?
We often see pre-packaged areca nuts at store counters, but in everyday life we rarely see the areca palm tree. It is mainly distributed in Central Africa and Southeast Asia. It has been introduced and cultivated in China for 1500 years, with more cultivation in the two provinces of Hainan and Taiwan, China, and it is also cultivated in Guangxi, Yunnan, Fujian and other provinces (regions). So
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Where should the cuttings for propagating pothos be taken from
The propagation of potted flowering plants can mostly be achieved through cuttings, and pothos is no exception. You can likewise take stem cuttings from the mother plant for propagation, thereby obtaining small potted seedlings. Spring is a very suitable season for propagating pothos from cuttings, but many people are not familiar with the cutting method and process for pothos.
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