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វិធីធ្វើអរម៉ូនពីធម្មជាតិសម្រាប់ជំនួយផ្កា និងផ្លែអោយជាប់ច្រើន និងមានរសជាតិផ្អែមឆ្ងាញ់!
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– ចេកទុំលឿង ២គីឡូ
– ល្ពៅទុំលឿង ២គីឡូ
– ល្ហុងទុំ ២គីឡូ
– ទឹកកាកស្ករត្នោត ៤០-៥០ក្រាម
– EM ២០ cc
– ទឹកស្អាត ១០លីត្រ។
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– មិនចាំបាច់ត្រូវលាងធាតុផ្សំទាំងនោះទេ
– ចិតវត្ថុធាតុផ្សំទាំងអស់ជាចំណិតតូចៗ រួចដាក់ក្នុងធុងផ្អាប់ដែលមានចំណុះ២០លីត្រ
– ចាក់ទឹកកាកស្ករត្នោត EM និងទឹក១០លីត្រចូល រួចបិទគម្របយកទុកក្នុងម្លប់រក្សាទុករយៈពេល៧-៨ថ្ងៃ យើងអាចដួសយកទឹកមកប្រើបាន។
-នៅពេលយើងបើកគំរប យើងឃើញមានកាកពពុះពណ៌សរៗនៅខាងលើ យើងអាចដួសយកវាមកទុកធ្វើជាថ្នាំជំនួយឫស សម្រាប់ប្រើក្នុងការផ្សាំបណ្តុះផ្សេងៗបាន
– រក្សាវាទុកនៅកន្លែងត្រជាក់ និងស្ងួតយើងអាចប្រើប្រាស់វាបានរយៈពេល៣ខែ។
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– យកទឹកថ្នាំអរម៉ូនចំនួន ២០cc លាយជាមួយទឹក២០លីត្រ រួចបាញ់នៅពេលដើមដំណាំ និងស្រោចនៅតាម គល់របស់វានៅពេលព្រឹក ឬពេលល្ងាចចាប់ពីពេលដែលវាចាប់ផ្តើមចេញផ្ការហូតដល់ផ្លែចាស់ នោះវានឹងមានផ្លែច្រើន ហើយមានរសជាតិផ្អែមឆ្ងាញ់ទៀតផង។

ស្រ្តបរ័រីខ្ញុំចាប់ផ្តើមដុះហើយ

ចង់ដាំក្រូចឆ្មាបានល្អទេ?

សម្លការីមានការពេញនិយមខ្ពស់ក្នុងពីធីបុណ្យ ឬពិធីជួបជុំនានានៅតាមតំបន់មួយចំនួនជាពិសេសគឺពិធីបុណ្យភ្ជុំ ឬក៏បុណ្យចូលឆ្នាំ លើសពីនេះទៅទៀតប្រសិនបើយកវាទៅញ៉ាំជាមួយ និងនំបុង័ ឬក៏នំបញ្ចុក គឺរឹតតែឆ្ងាញ់ពីសាថែមទៀត។

គ្រឿងផ្សំ
- ម្ទេសឆ្អើរ ៥ ផ្លែ
- គល់ស្លឹកគ្រៃ ៤ គល់
- ស្ករពាង ១ ស្លាព្រាបាយកន្លះ
- ដូងទំរលាក់ទឹក ១ ចំហៀង
- អំបិល ២ ស្លាព្រាកាហ្វេ
- ប៊ីចេង ២ ស្លាព្រាកាហ្វេ
- ម្ជូរអំពិល ២ ស្លាព្រាកាហ្វេ
- ទឹកត្រី ៣ ស្លាព្រាបាយ
- ប្រហុក ៤ ចង្វា
- សណ្ដែកដីឆ្អិន ១០០ ក្រាម
- ខ្ទឹមសរ ៥ កំពឹស
- ល្មៀតមួយត្នាំងដៃ
- ស្លឹកក្រូចសើច ៣ សន្លឹក
- សាច់មាន់ ៥០០ ក្រាម
- ត្រប់មូល
- ដំឡូងជ្វា ២៥០ ក្រាម
- ល្ពៅ ២៥០ ក្រាម
- សណ្តែកគួរ ២០០ ក្រាម
- ពពុះសណ្តែក ៥០ ក្រាម
- ស្បែកជ្រូកគ្រាម ៥០ ក្រាម

វិធីធ្វើ
១ លាងសាច់ឲ្យស្អាតកាត់ជាដុំៗល្មមៗ
២ ដាក់ត្រាំម្ទេះជាមួយនិងទឹកក្តៅឲ្យរីកបន្ទាប់មកចិញ្រាំវាឲ្យម៉ត់ដាក់ស្ករចូលចិញ្ច្រាំវា ដើម្បីឲ្យម្ទេះ និងស្កររលាយចូលគ្នាល្អ។ចិញ្រាំប្រហុកឲ្យម៉ត់រួចចាប់ដាក់ចានរាបមួយទាំងប្រហុកចិញ្រាំ និងម្ទេសចិញ្ច្រាំ។
៣ ហាន់គល់ស្លឹកគ្រៃល្អិតៗជិតសំបកល្មៀតឲ្យស្អាតដាក់ចូលទៅក្នុងត្បាល់បុកមួយបុកឲ្យម៉ត់ បន្ទាប់មកថែមខ្ទឹមសបុកឲ្យម៉ត់បន្ថែមស្លឹកក្រូចសើច ២ សន្លឹក បន្ទាប់មកយកអង្រែបុកញ៉ុមៗ ដើម្បីឲ្យស្លឹកក្រូចសើចចេញខ្លិនឈ្ងុយ បន្ទាប់មកឆ្គៀលដាក់ចូលក្នុងបានជាមួយ និងម្ទេសចិញ្ច្រាំជូតត្បាល់ឲ្យស្អាត បន្ទាប់មកបុកសណ្តែកដីឆ្អិនក្នុងត្បាល់កុំម៉ត់ពេកប៉ុន្តែក៏មិនឲ្យនៅទាំងមូលពេកដែល។ ប្រហុកត្រូវចិញ្ច្រាំឲ្យម៉ត់។
៤ ដំឡូងកោសសំបកឲ្យស្អាត បន្ទាប់មកគាស់វាជាដុំៗតូចល្មម។ សណ្តែកគួរត្រូវកាត់ប្រវែងពីរថ្នាំងដៃ។ ល្ពៅចិតសំបកលាងទឹកឲ្យស្អាត បន្ទាប់គាស់វាជាដុំតូចៗ។ ត្រប់មូលត្រូវពុះវាជាបួន ឬច្រើនជាងនេះប្រសិនបើវានៅធំ។
៥ ពពុះសណ្តែក និងស្បែកជ្រូកគ្រាមកាច់វាឲ្យខ្លីៗ ប្រហែលមួយទឹក បន្ទាប់មកត្រាំទឹកឲ្យរីករួចស្រង់វាចេញ។
៦ កោសដូងច្របាច់យកខ្ទិះដើម និងចុងទុកដោយឡែកពីគ្នា បន្ទាប់មកចាក់ខ្ទិះដើមចូលក្នុងឆ្នាំងមួយដាក់ដាំលើភ្លើងរហូតដល់ឡើងក្បាលខ្លិះចាក់ម្ទេះចិញ្ច្រាំចូលកូរវាឲ្យសព្វទុកឲ្យឡើងប្រេងក្រហមល្អដាក់គុលស្លឹកគ្រៃបុកចូលកូរឲ្យសព្វចាក់សាច់ និងសណ្ដែកដីចូល (ប្រសិនបើអ្នកប្រើសាច់ត្រីអ្នកអាចដាក់ហើយកូរមួយត្រឡប់ស្រង់ចេញ បន្ទាប់មកចាំដាក់ត្រីនិងសណ្តែកដីធ្លាក់នៅក្រោយពេលបង់បន្លែចាំមួយរំពុះជាសវាងការពារត្រីបែកសាច់) កូឬឲ្យសព្វប្រសិនបើខ្ទិះរីងចង់ខ្លោចអ្នកអាចបន្ថែមខ្ទិះចុងបន្តិចបានហើយ ដាក់រម្ងាស់ឲ្យសាច់រាងឆ្អិនបន្តិចចាក់ខ្ទិះចុងទាំងអស់រួចបន្ថែមអំបិលប៊ីចេងទឹកត្រីចូលកូរឲ្យសព្វចាំមួយរំពុះដាក់បង់ដំឡូង និងល្ពៅចូលរម្ងាស់ដាក់បន្ថែមស្បែកជ្រូកគ្រាមពពុះសណ្តែក សណ្តែកគួរ ត្រប់មូលចូលកូរឲ្យសព្វ រម្ងាស់រហូតដល់ឆ្អិនទាំងបន្លែ និងសាច់ជាកាស្រេច៕

Available Type: Black / White / Yellow / Green / Blue / Giant Strawberry
- Many different factors can affect the germination percentage of plants, such as temputure, humidity and sunlight.

How to plant Strawberry:~

Step 1
Choose a growing location that receives at least six hours of direct sun every day. Prepare the area in early spring when the soil is warm, yet is not overly wet. Add compost to the soil and work it well with the garden spade to incorporate the compost completely into the soil.

Step 2
Sprinkle 1 pound of fertilizer for every 100 square feet of growing area onto the soil. Work the fertilizer into the soil about 8 inches deep with the spade.

Step 3
Select the kind of strawberries you want to grow. Spring-bearing strawberry plants produce berries for several weeks in June. Everbearing strawberry plants produce berries three times a year--in spring, summer and autumn. Day neutral strawberry plants produce berries throughout the entire growing season. Everbearing strawberries and day neutral strawberries are best suited for gardens where space is limited.

Step 4
Prepare planting rows. Space spring-bearing strawberries 18 to 30 inches apart in rows that are between 3 and 4 feet apart. Space everbearing and day neutral strawberries 12 inches apart in rows that are 2 feet apart.

Step 5
Dig holes for the strawberry plants so that the roots have adequate room on all sides and the soil will be just above the root tops. Place the plants in the holes and pat the soil around them so that the crowns are slightly above the soil level.

Step 6
Water the strawberry plants generously after planting. Mulch around the plants with straw to help prevent weeds and keep the soil moist.

Planting grape vines on your property can be a wise investment, especially if you enjoy grape products such as jellies, liqueurs and wine.

Growing grape vines is a fun and fascinating hobby. If you choose plants that are hardy in your zone and you plant them in well drained areas, you are likely to find success with this versatile landscaping plant. However, if at first you don't succeed, don't be afraid to try again. No matter how you prepare your grape crop, the end result is sure to be delicious.

How to Grow
1. Plant the seeds in a small pot just under the top layer of soil. Place the pot inside a plastic bag. Alternatively, the seeds can be placed directly inside the bag, but this requires transferring them to a pot later.

2. Refrigerate the grape seeds for 30 to 90 days. Grape seeds require a period of cold at temperatures below 40 degrees in order to end their dormancy. If you have a cold, dark area outdoors that is free of wind and rain, you can store your seeds outside during the winter. Do not allow your seeds to freeze.

3. Remove the seeds from the refrigerator and allow them to warm inside your home. Keep the seeds inside the plastic bag used to store them in the refrigerator. Seeds should not be placed outdoors in direct sunlight, as too much heat and light will cause the seeds to die.

4. Remove the seeds from the plastic bag once they begin to germinate, typically after 30 days of warmer temperatures. The seeds should be placed on a windowsill or in a sunny, dry location outdoors. The soil inside your pot should be kept moist, but be careful not to over water.

5. Transplant your seedlings into separate pots once they have grown to be about 8 cm tall. Place the seedlings in a sheltered, shady area away from rain and wind for 10 to 14 days.

6. Move your seedlings to a permanent location in direct sun. Plants should be spaced 96 inches apart.

Product Description:

Grape is a berry, is one of the oldest most widely distributed of a fruit in the world, human beings in this
long ago began planting fruit trees, berries were round or oval, the color with the different varieties.Almost
a quarter of the world's fruit production; its high nutritional value, it can be made into grape juice,
raisins and wine; grape seed may also enhance immunity, anti-allergy.


Planting instructions:

First soak the seeds in water for 1 to 2 days, 3 times mixed with sand, spread evenly on a plastic film placed kang blanket or thick 5 ~ 10cm, covered with a layer of plastic film or gauze, and then put a layer of wet sand mixed with the seeds, and then covered with a layer of plastic film thereon. Temperature electric blanket or kang on to keep the 20 ~ 25 degrees.1 day 1 at every turn in the germination process, after 5 to 7 days, the seeds can Liezui Lu Bai, about 30% of the seeds can be sown when Lu Bai; seeds sown in early spring time is best from March to April, the good reminder bud seed demand or drilling in the trench, covered with seeds 1.5 ~ 2cm thick sandy loam, lightly compacted, so that the seed and the soil in close contact, in order to facilitate germination. Every 2 to 3 days with a fine eye watering water to keep the soil loose and moist seed layer, the seed will sprout quickly.

Applications: Balcony,roof,garden,farm,etc.

Planting instructions:
Kiwi like deep, moist, loose, well-drained soil, organic matter content, pH value slightly acidic sandy loam 5.5~6.5 more suitable, to avoid low-lying water. Suitable germination temperature is 10-15 degrees, ripe kiwi seeds require refrigeration to break dormancy and to germinate, it normally takes 30-45 days.


Growing Info:
Scarification: Soak in water, rinse 3 times, repeat process daily for 7 days
Stratification: cold stratify for 30 days
Germination: requires light for germination

DESCRIPTION

Slice open and scoop out the sweet and slightly tart, juicy delicate pulp of this fruit of mesmerizing green and gently bite in consume all including the tiny delicate edible seeds! With it's high aroma reminiscent of a tropical rainforest on a spring morning this fruit can be peeled to remove the thin fuzzy skin and sliced into salads, made into juice, punch, ices, cocktails, candy, sauces, tarts, pies and so much more!

♡ HEALTH BENEFITS

These emerald delights contain numerous phytonutrients as well as well known vitamins and minerals that promote your health. It has an ability to protect DNA in the nucleus of human cells from oxygen-related damage. Since the fruit contains a variety of flavonoids and carotenoids that have demonstrated antioxidant activity, these phytonutrients may be responsible for this DNA protection.

Also, as a result of it being saturated with a long list of essential vitamins, minerals, disease-fighting and ailment-preventing properties it is also helpful for blood sugar control, cardiovascular and colon health, weight loss, hydration, healthy skin, protection against asthma, protection against macular degeneration encouraging and high energy.

♡ GERMINATION

Know that Chinese gooseberry cannot withstand temperatures below -10° F.

Sterilize a small mason jar by boiling for 5 minutes. Put a few teaspoons of water in the jar and add your seeds. Keep jar in a warm spot and remember to change the water once daily to prevent bacterial growth. Seeds should sprout within 10 days. Once they have popped open lightly place a couple layers of clean paper towels on top your seeds. Place lid on jar but do not seal.

Once seedlings have developed sprinkle them gentle into one or more pots in moist potting mix making sure they are at least a few inches apart. Cover them with a thin layer of soil. Water thoroughly with a light spray and place in a warm, sunny, location. Before removing any plants ensure you retain at least one male so your female vines will fruit.

Name: Rose
Germination temperature: 20-25° C
Germination time: 40 Days
Growth optimum temperature: 10-25° C
Spacing: 20*20

How to grow:
Rose on soil not ask for much, just with some humus soil aggregate structure can be good training as long as the following three links will make good growth: Rose is afraid of
(1) Rose is drought tolerant plants, but it is afraid floods. It is necessary use non-glazed bonsai pots of soil cultivation. The principle is "do not pour water on it when soil is not dry. Wet it completely when you pour water on soil.”
(2) Lend a high concentration of fertilizer (especially fertilizers) will result in the death of local rot.
(3) All plants need sunlight. Rose like sunshine too. Fertilization should be diligent in summer, every 15 to 20 days to be applied once a watering time after fertilization to prevent burning seedlings. Fall pruning should be to prevent excessive growth, flowering and plant type of beauty.
Rose more aphids, pay attention to prevention and treatment

No matter what your level of experience, you can have blooming beauty in your life. But for your flowers to do best, it helps to understand a few basics about how flowers work and what they need.

Sun is essential.
Building a flower takes a lot of energy, and all a plant's energy comes from the sun. So most flowering plants need a full-sun site -- where sunlight falls 6 to 8 hours a day all through the growing season. Try Burpee's Sunlight Calculator to test the amount of sun your garden receives.

Success is in the soil. Good soil -- not too sandy, not too sticky, with enough organic matter to make it drain well and be inviting to plant roots -- is essential for successful flower gardening, just as it is for vegetables. After all, vegetables such as squash and tomatoes are formed from flowers. Test the pH and fertility of your soil with Burpee's Electronic Soil Tester and then visit the soil testing page for suggestions from our experts.

Annuals and perennials. As far as gardens are concerned, these are the two basic kinds of flowering plants. Annuals go through their whole life cycle in one growing season: sprouting from a seed, growing leaves and roots, producing flowers, creating seeds and then dying. They are popular with gardeners because, with reasonable care, they bloom their heads off all season. Perennials are plants whose root systems stay alive underground for several years or even decades. The part above the soil may go dormant and die back in winter, but the plant is still alive and will sprout again in spring. The tradeoff for perennials' long life is that they bloom for only a few weeks or months each year. Exactly when and how long varies between species.

Which is better? Both have their uses in the garden. Annuals are great for places where you want a lot of flowers, but they generally need more watering, fertilizing and other care than perennials, and planting them every year can be a chore. Perennials provide steady structure and form to a garden, and many gardeners delight in the anticipation of waiting for their favorites' bloom time. Few are truly plant-it-and-forget-it, but they do tend to need less care than annuals.

Long-term vs. short-term. Perennials, whether you buy them as seeds or plants, may take a year or more to get established and bloom in the garden, but the effort will pay off for years. If you want flowers now, annuals are the solution. But it's not an either-or thing; many gardeners combine annuals and perennials.

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Annuals allow you to change the look of your garden from year to year. Even a garden with a backbone of perennial plants gets interest from different annual accents each year.
Perfect for pots. In northern climates, annuals are best for color in containers. You can plant them in the spring and when frost comes in fall, they're done. That's a lot easier than trying to protect the living roots of a potted perennial through a cold winter. In climates where winter cold is not an issue, some perennials may live in pots for years. You can combine flowering annuals with perennials or foliage plants in a pot if they have compatible needs.

Seeds or plants? Both annuals and perennials can be sown from seed directly in the garden, but it will take a while for them to sprout, develop and bloom -- several weeks for annuals, up to a year for perennials. That's why many gardeners start seeds indoors weeks before it's warm enough to plant them outside. Or you can buy plants already sprouted. It's better to buy plants that aren't in bloom yet, though; you want them to do their blooming in your garden, not in the greenhouse.

Labor cost: The price of annuals' all-season bloom is that they need regular watering and fertilizing. That's because producing all those flowers all season takes a lot of water and nutrients, as well as sunlight. You may also need to deadhead -- pinch off dried-up blooms to encourage the plant to flower more. Perennials aren't totally carefree -- depending on the species and on your climate and soil, they also need some watering and fertilizer, but not as much attention as annuals. The perennials that tend to need the least maintenance are native plants -- those that evolved in your area and thrived, until gardeners came, with no care at all.

In the shade: In general, the less sunlight you have, the fewer blooms you will get; in too much shade, flowering plants may produce leaves but no blooms. Some species of annuals and perennials can bloom in less than eight hours a day of sunlight, but you'll have to seek them out. As always when buying plants, read labels, seed packets or catalog descriptions carefully.

Right plant, right place. Often we fall for a flower on looks alone, regardless of whether we can give it what it needs. But you will have most success with both annuals and perennials if you first figure out what kind of site you have -- how much sun, what kind of soil, how close to the hose, how much work you are willing to put in -- and then look for a plant that fits.