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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hehe, you should start eating from the outside, if you eat their cores, there will be no new leaves in the future, and the old leaves will only grow older and older....
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Mustard greens generally eat leaves, starting from the old leaves and picking them round by circle, they will always grow new leaves.
When you say eating choy sum, it's the kind of dish that has long vegetable moss.
Balcony nurturing.
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Very simple. Just mash a few cloves of garlic and soak in some water for 4 hours. Then spraying it with this water will kill those pesky bugs. It's more environmentally friendly.
Leeks, chives, coriander, celery, chrysanthemum, fungus, spinach, lettuce, etc.
Dreaming of a piece of in the kitchen, and pulling a little bit on the side, this itself is an absurd dream, which does not mean that there is any foreshadowing, it is recommended not to be overly entangled.
It just so happens that I have raised both kinds of birds, and generally speaking, tiger skins are easier to raise than starlings. First of all, the tiger skin is small in size and has a small amount of food, while the starling is relatively large in size and has a large amount of food, and a pair of tiger skins can only be eaten for a few days in January. Secondly, the feces of tiger skins can be cleaned once every 3 days, or even once a week, while starlings must be cleaned every day, or even once every half a day. >>>More