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Obtain permission to grow opium poppiesBasically, the unauthorized Cultivation of opium poppies Can be punished by law with prison terms of up to five years and / or fines, although in practice this rarely happens - at least with isolated plants in the wild respectively. in the garden. Still, you should be in front of a sowing Obtain the necessary approval from the Federal Opium Agency in order to be on the safe side in case of doubt. However, the permit is subject to a fee (EUR 75 for privat...

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Fertilize cultivated blueberries »When and with what?

The problem with the limeCultivated blueberries Like their wild relatives in the forest, they are very sensitive to calcareous soils and watering. Therefore, it shouldn't just be at plants of blueberries, care should be taken to ensure that the soil substrate is acidic and as lime-free as possible, but also when choosing the irrigation water. Many common garden fertilizers contain certain amounts of lime and are therefore suitable for fertilizing Cultivated blueberries badly suited.also readP...

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Are papaya seeds poisonous?

Toxic effects of papayaIn fact, there are also negative effects of certain plant and fruit components on human health related to the cultivation and harvesting of papayas. This primarily concerns:the pollenthe unripe seedsthe milky sap that escapes during harvestalso readDry the pulp and seeds of a papayaDoes the papaya belong to the fruit or to the vegetable?Storing a papaya properlyThe milky sap that escapes when the papaya is removed from the tree is poisonous and irritates the skin. In al...

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Is the Columbine poisonous?

The Columbine is slightly poisonousthe Columbine respectively. Aquilegia vulgaris, like all other plants in the buttercup family, is poisonous. Compared to other poisonous plants, it can be classified as slightly poisonous. Poisonings that ended in death are not yet known.also readThe squill - not only protected, but also poisonousIs the Japanese spindle bush poisonous?Who is the indoor aralia poisonous for?The entire plant harbors toxins. Above all, the seeds that ripen between July and Augu...

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How do you do it right?

Share a bleeding heartThere are two possible, equally well-suited times for the plant to split. The bleeding heart can be divided well in early spring, before budding, as well as in July / August directly after flowering. It is best to take the measure on an overcast day, because heat and strong solar radiation weaken the plant native to the mountain forests of Northeast Asia.Dig up the entire perennial with the help of a Digging fork carefully.Try to dig up as many roots as possible and dama...

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Planting time, location, neighbors & more

What types of beans are there?French beans, runner beans and Fire beans differ u. a. in their growth. French beans grow up to 50 cm tall and need some space to spread out. Runner beans and firebeans grow on one Climbing aid upwards.also readBeans from your own garden - this is how sowing worksBeans for the balconyHarvest time for beansHow does the location have to be designed for the bean cultivation?a sheltered bed in a sunny location in the gardenPartially shaded locations are also suitable...

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Watering, repotting, cutting and more

What should be considered when pouring the Cape Sundew?The Cape Sundew, like other sundew species (and in contrast to many other plants), likes it permanently moist, so you should never let the substrate in the pot dry out completely. Please note, however, that the sundew cannot tolerate water rich in calcium. You should therefore water it with rainwater or distilled water as free of lime as possible. During the light-rich growth phase from March to October, depending on the location and pot ...

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Hardy or sensitive to frost?

Hibernate the sea lavender in a bucket or in an open-field bedMost members of the genus Limonium, with their long taproot, are easily hardy even in the cooler areas of Central Europe if you go directly into the Planted garden soil became. Since the adult plants can withstand winter frosts down to minus 28 degrees, frost damage will only occur, if at all, if the seedlings are planted too early. But things can look a little different if the Sea lavender is cultivated in a rather small pot on th...

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Watering, fertilizing, harvesting and more

Keep shrub basil moistA hot summer and a "cramped" existence in the pot require regular use of the watering can. But even beyond that, the substrate should remain moderately moist throughout. Here are the rules for optimal water supply:Avoid standing moistureWater in the morning and / or in the eveningnever in the midday heatPour the basil from belowalso readThe Japanese lavender heather needs this care!Give this care to the summer aster!A mountain laurel needs this care!Little fertilizer for...

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Is the cowslip poisonous?

Cowslips in folk medicineBoth the real cowslip and the high cowslip, more rarely the stemless cowslip, have been used in folk medicine for centuries. In the Middle Ages, the plant was recommended primarily for the treatment of gout, rheumatism and wounds, for pain in the limbs, genital warts and for strengthening the heart. Nowadays, the root extract is mainly used for persistent coughs and other colds.also readCowslips prefer a sunny locationCowslip is under nature protectionCowslip blooms i...

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