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Cut once on a leggy succulent and it will easily fill the pot within a month
Succulents are all the rage right now. Their adorable shapes and relatively easy care have made them deeply loved by succulent fans, so when a succulent starts growing leggy, it is a real headache. Actually, a leggy succulent is not necessarily a bad thing...
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Succulent plants never grow roots? Change this kind of soil and they will take root and settle in within a few days
Many people, when they first buy succulents, more or less run into the situation where the succulent's root system is underdeveloped or even completely absent. At this point, it is best to do some root-promoting treatment before planting. After trimming the roots, spray the roots with some multi...
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Succulent Notes: When You Have Beauty Within, You Have the Whole World
Follow us Follow the Encyclopedia · Meet Beauty (WeChat ID: duoroubaike) The main text begins: Thanks to the author [Nuomi Yang] for the original submission and sharing. Submission date: 2018.04.17. Edited and compiled by: Encyclopedia Jun. Location: Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province. Ten years...
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4 kinds of houseplants tossed into the yard, and within a few months they take over completely
Some plants are simply suited to rough, low-maintenance care. If you want them to do well, don't fuss over them too much; they can thrive even when left alone, and their reproductive capacity is extremely strong. Their defining trait is an extremely strong ability to adapt to their environment, and this type of plant usually easily...
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When buying succulents in spring, choose varieties carefully; a single misstep and they die within a few months
Spring is the happiest time for succulent growing, not only because the succulents look their best, but also because you can buy buy buy to your heart's content, since they root into the pot quickly anyway. But while you are buying buy buy, don't forget the summer that is just around the corner. Every summer, ...
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These flowers are best for cuttings right now; they root fast and sprout within a week
Now is a great time to plant. Taking cuttings now gives very high rooting and survival rates. Let's see how to take cuttings from various flowers! Taking cuttings from kalanchoe 1. First, it is best to choose a kalanchoe that has finished blooming; cut the branches into pieces about 5-8 cm long...
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Orchids not growing well? An experienced grower pours a little drink into the pot, and they grow like crazy within a month
These days, people are becoming more and more fond of growing flowers. Not only can they decorate the home, but they can also purify the air. This two-in-one benefit has won the affection of many people, and among the many flowers, orchids are also very popular with flower lovers,...
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Study bonsai creates a miniature forest and spring by the desk, revealing natural elegance and refined charm within a square inch
Losing oneself in the mountains and wilds, strolling through sparse woods, accompanied by a lone tree, quietly listening to the sighing of pines - such was the leisure of the ancients, which people today may find hard to seek. If this scene were moved to the study for quiet appreciation, then even a knee-sized space would generate a feeling of clear expansiveness - what a joy. "Literati tree" bonsai perfectly suits this...
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Echinocereus cacti are a genus within the succulent plants.
Echinocereus belongs to the cactus family, genus Echinocereus, with about 75 species in the genus. The genus name Echinocereus comes from the Greek word εχινο? (Echinos), meaning hedgehog, and cereus derives from the Latin word for candle (in modern English, cereus already means cactus). The two words describe its characteristics: many spines, upright like candles (some are actually spherical). Abroad it is also called hedgehog cactus, and the name hedgehog cactus is fairly easy to understand. More incredibly, it is also often called shrimp cactus, and many cultivar names in this genus are given the shrimp label, such as golden chestnut shrimp, purple emerald shrimp, beautiful peach shrimp, etc. The shrimp naming originates from Japan, and why does Japan call this genus shrimp? Perhaps it is due to a homophonic relationship in Japanese pronunciation?
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Though a bonsai is small, it holds a whole world within; withering and flourishing, all things take form as the mind conceives.
Small as it is, a single pot held in the palm, it still carries a rugged, mottled style that is exceedingly beautiful. ...
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