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Today we will analyse one of the most common ways of dying in nightless cities — root, rather than root, rather than drowning — because excessive moisture, combined with poor permeability, makes it difficult to absorb oxygen in the roots, leading us step by step to push the city to the brink of death。
Whether we are on the flower market or on the internet, the first thing we do is go home, but the choice of soil in the upper basin is more critical, and if it is too sticky, water is not easily released, which can easily lead to the root causes。
So, when we make the soil, we choose sandy sands that are more permeable, so that the sand and the earth can be made at a scale of 3:1 and then cover the base with a layer of rotting bone powder or soybean slag as base fat, which will ensure that the city has a good drainage and gas culture base。
Once the soil has been made and is in the basin, the most critical point is watering, because the no-night platinum, which originates in arid areas of the african desert, is a very drought-resistant plant, so we must not water frequently, usually for about two weeks, but rather dry and dry。
Controlling the water, we have to pay attention to the environment, where the city likes to have plenty of light, so it's best not to place it in places that look less than two hours a day, and if it's too shaded, it's easy to have a bad root。
If nocturnal roots are found, it is important that the rotting part be reduced in time, that the fungicide be partially removed from the normal plant and re-introduced into the new environment, so that the whole body is not killed by the rotting root。
In fact, one of the points the flower-breeding masters has drawn up is the need for permeable soil, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water, water。
