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TIPS TO GET THOUSANDS OF FLOWERS -FAST N EASY
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DAIZZ’S TIP:-
1. Sunlight
To bloom abundantly, petunias require a good soak in the sun for at least 6 hours. They love warmth and sunlight. Keep your potted plants in a spot that receives full sun.
2. Watering
Petunias may recover from the underwatering shock, but overwatering is the main reason why container grown petunias die. This attractive flowering plant requires moderate watering and slightly moist soil during the day. Water regularly but let the soil to dry out between the watering spells to avoid root rot.
3.Soil
For growing best petunias in pots, your growing medium must drain freely. A soil-less mix is right for this purpose.
4. Fertilizer
Petunias are greedy and needy plants when it comes to fertilizer. Either apply slow release fertilizer at the time of planting or feed them every other week using organic compost or diluted liquid fertilizer. Additionally, application of compost on top of the surface can be made too. If your container grown petunias have lush foliage and less or no flowers, you may need to apply fertilizer that is low in nitrogen.
5. Pinching should be done
If you’ve bought petunia plants from a nursery or growing them from transplants, pinch off the top one inch from each stem and remove all flowers. If grown from seeds, baby petunias (multifloras and grandifloras), when they’re 6 inches tall, pinch them back a little to promote more vigorous side shoots.
6. Deadheading is must
This is one of the essential petunia care tips you need to follow. Remove faded flowers so that the plant can concentrate its energy on producing more blooms. It’s also important to remove the seed developing portion below each flower.
7. Look at pest
Common garden pests, especially the aphids affect this beautiful flowering plant the most. So keep an eye on them, look on and under the leaves to identify the infestation.Check out some of the most effective natural ways to kill Aphids
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HOW TO GROW CHRISTMAS CACTUS FROM CUTTINGS AT HOME-FAST N EASY-100% SURE RESULT
DAIZZ’S TIP:-Bend and break a Christmas cactus plant’s stem at a joint to remove a section containing two to five segments. A joint is where two stem segments meet, and each joint breaks easily. Christmas cactus has long stems with 3/4- to 1-inch-long segments.

Set the stem section on a paper towel in a dry place indoors, and leave it there for one or two days.

Mix equal portions of clean garden sand and a soil less seed-starting medium, blending the ingredients well. Fill almost all of an 8-inch-diameter or larger pot, which has bottom drainage holes, with the mixture, leaving 1 inch between the top of the mixture and the lip of the pot. Add water until the mixture, or potting medium, is damp.

Stick the bottom 1/2 to 1 inch of the Christmas cactus’ stem section into the center of the pot’s potting medium. The stem section’s bottom is the end that grew closest to the roots before you removed the stem portion from its parent plant. Press the potting medium around the stem section’s base, securing it in place.

Set the pot in indirect, bright light N Mist the stem section with water once each week. Water the potting medium when its top starts to dry out.
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For two years I’ve been growing thornless blackberries along the bottom of my allotment garden. They really need to be supported though so I’ve created an inexpensive support frame using timber, wire, and eyelet screws.

The project took me about an hour and a half and the end result will create a firm foundation for my thornless blackberries to grow on.

Each vertical support is 47″ tall with 35″ above ground. The first eyelet screw is placed 3″ below the top of the post and the second is 25″ down. Coated steel wire is strung between the posts and I’ll be tying the blackberry canes onto it with string.

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HOW TO TRANSPLANT SEEDLINGS IN GARDEN BED OR IN POTS EASILY -FAST AND EASY WAY
HOW TO START FLOWERING PLANTS FROM SEEDS
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DAIZZ’S TIP:-After you prepare your garden beds and harden off the seedlings, it’s time to transplant your seedlings into the garden. Transplant seedlings on a calm, cloudy day, if possible. Late afternoon is a good time because plants can recover from the shock of transplanting without sitting in the midday heat and sun.

Your garden soil should be moist, but not soggy. If the weather has been dry, water the planting area the day before you plant. Moisten the soil in your flats or pots so it holds together around the plants’ roots when you remove the plants from their containers.
The general rule of thumb is that when a seedling has three to four true leaves, it’s large enough to plant out in the garden (after it has been hardened off). When you plant a seed, the first leaves to emerge are the cotyledons. These leaves will look different from leaves that will grow later. The purpose of these leaves is to provide stored food to the seedling for a short period of time. True leaves grow shortly after the cotyledons. The true leave emerge and start generating energy through photosynthesis that will help feed the plant for the rest of its life. Making sure that the plant has enough of these leaves to keep it sustained when planted out in your garden is important to its proper growth.

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Birds are the gardener’s valuable allies, helping to keep pests in check. But during the colder months there are fewer bugs around to fill their bellies.

Feeding Garden Birds in Winter

Provide sustenance for birds during the winter and they’ll stick around to help snap up pests throughout the growing season.

In this short video we’ll show you how to keep our feathered friends well fed and healthy during the colder months.

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HOW TO FORCE YOUR ROSES TO BLOOM AGAIN-100% SURE RESULT
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DAIZZ’S TIP:-follow these tips and your rose plant will bloom/flower again in the same growing season….:) try now
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HOW TO GROW GARLIC AT HOME-EASIEST METHOD EVER
There are several reasons to plant garlic. First up, it is relatively easy to grow and highly rewarding. Also, growing your own garlic means you get to eat a fresh, organic product and one that hasn’t been imported.
DAIZZ’S TIPS:-
Growing your own garlic means you get to eat a fresh, organic product.
1.) Grow it in a sunny, well-drained spot in the garden or in a pot.
2.) Water your garlic plants regularly and fertilize through the growing season.
3.) Harvested garlic bulbs can be stored and used over many months.

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HOW TO GROW WINTER FLOWERING PLANTS AT HOME -VERBENA (WITH ALL CARE TIPS)
DAIZZ’S TIP:-Verbena is an extremely versatile flowering plant that thrives in hanging baskets, beds, rock gardens and window boxes
Choose locations for your verbena plants that get 8 to 10 hours of direct sunlight. Verbena plants are prone to developing powdery mildew if they don’t get enough sun.

After you plant them in the ground or in pots, fertilize them with flower fertilizer. Fertilize monthly for the rest of the growing season.
Deadhead verbena plants after the first full bloom. Prune one-fourth of the plants top growth, include old flower blooms. Take care not to prune on the main stem.
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