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Ficus Shivereana ⁠
⁠For optimal care, provide your Ficus Shivereana with medium to bright indirect light and water when the top half of the soil has dried out. Ensure it's planted in well-drained potting soil. Keep a lookout for pests like aphids andspider mites, and feed monthly with diluted houseplant fertilizer during the growing season for healthy growth. ⁠ 📷: my_plant_haven on IG
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What to do in your garden!
It's time to work in your garden! to refine it for the coming season. Save this video to return when you need to! Credit: themediterraneangardener
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⚡️ Electroculture: Harness the power of electricity to enhance plant growth! This innovative technique uses low-level electrical currents to stimulate plant growth, increase nutrient uptake, and improve overall health. Experience electrifying results in your garden! 🌱🔌💡Video by CultivateElevate
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Onion Growing Hack for the Biggest Onions You've Ever Seen | Gardening Hacks
Want to grow massive onions in your garden? Check out these tried and true gardening hacks! I used this trick to grow the biggest onions of my life last year and I can't wait to grow oversized onions again in my vegetable garden. The trick works! It's all about correct garden spacing and choosing the right soil for onions. This hack doesn't just work for onions though! You can apply these principles to most allium crops, including leeks, shallots, and garlic.