Every spring festival, the flower market is particularly popular, and the most visible place for each flower market stand must be butterflyland, which is always the god of the year. But when many people took butterflyland home, they were too careful not to water, because they were afraid of the root of the water on the internet, or sprayed the leaves, or listened to the rumors that only 50 milligrams of water were poured, leaving the roots empty and drying up。
Butterflyland is really afraid of water? Isn't that right? So today's master, an eight-inch butterfly fluttershy enthusiast, raised by fish tank water to tell you why butterflies fear water is an iq tax。
It's a 40-year-old middle-aged man who's been raising butterflies for over a decade. He's been listening to other people's teachings since he started eating butterflies, and he's always been careful to pour water, like what's white, what's soft, what's only 50 ml, what's soft, what's soft, what's so strange, what's so strange, what's so different, what's so bright, what's so different? Water methods have been tested almost every few years, with the result that butterflyland is either long or dying of thirst. The man threw butterflies directly into a big fish tank and then put them in the south balcony vents in the summer sun. Hey, this amazing scene happened, and instead of dying, the butterflyland in the fish tank competed with the adjoining pollen for the crazy long leaves. So the man realized that it was a summer water, high temperature, sunbath plant. The beard was afraid that the root of the water would be a false lie, an iq tax。
His next conservation study of butterflyland is on track, and it must have been water-free, but in his research experiments for the next many years, he has shown that while not water-resisting, it is absolutely impossible to impregnate root systems for long periods. Short-term hydroponic, short-term impregnation has been particularly helpful in the growth of butterflies, with bursting leaves. So, what's the time for this short hydroponic? After numerous experiments day and night, he arrived at a precise figure. That's three days in summer and seven days in winter. That means that in the summer, water should never be more than three days fat, and in the winter, water cups should never be more than seven days old. In seven days, the butterflies are growing fast, but more than seven days later, the butterflies' roots begin to decompose and grow. Then there's a question. Then why do we have to soak for days, and then let's soak him for hours and feed him with moss? Isn't that better? He's also experimenting with a lot of butterflies. A few hours of bubbles, you can't go through them for a few days, and it's more likely that butterflies will grow. Butterflyland has a very personal roots, and it has two very opposite root methods: extreme drought, when the roots are extremely water-deficit, it's crazy to grow root, and it's crazy to grow root when you're going to drown when you use water to bathe its roots. It's dry. It's dry. Butterflyland, especially at the bottom of the plant, was going to grow crazy. And when he is about to drown, the blades that have already grown in flowers and the roots below them will grow madly. It's water and drought that will root butterflies all over their bodies。
He told you that the alternate method of conservation of water drought was the most thought-provoking one in butterflyland and that he called it the seven-day water-dry-dry-over. It is not easy to say that bubble water does not last more than seven days, but when it is taken out of the water for drying, it must be completely dryed out of the butterfly surprises for the next seven days, and he says that he needs extreme ventilation and wait seven days for the butterflies to dry up fully and then continue to soak for seven days or 14 days。
He's a super secret of eight inches of butterflies. These are his theories, his practice, as evidenced by the evidence. Are you happy? You're welcome to comment。
