The Bioturbator operates with 5 to 8 bar of compressed air. The
air is supplied either continuously or intermittently. Liquid
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Tree Care
In order to take care of a tree, one must first know its importance,
its significance, and its biology. Today, the tree is a vital
environmental factor and an essential design element that we must
care for and protect accordingly. »
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Bog Plant Care
Rhododendrons and other bog plants keep fascinating us with their
vast colorfulness and exquisite blooms. More and more garden owners
wish to have a bog plant in their gardens and ask themselves how
much care is needed to exhibit these plants in all their glory. » Next
Caring for Bushes and Shrubs
Caring for bushes and shrubs begins with a good knowledge of
plants. Only a careful selection of plant type that is suitable
to its habitat enables us to keep plant care to a minimum. »
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Care of Potted Plants
Whether a potted plant grows well or badly is first and foremost
a question of the habitat and the care it receives during its
growth period, that is, during the summer months. It is well-known
that light and temperature influence the well-being of plants.
However, humidity, wind, and rain also affect growth.
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Lawn Care
Why Should Lawns Be Cared for?
The beginning of the year, when nature reawakens, is the time
to again think about caring for your lawn. It should fulfill your
requirements and meet your expectations. In order for a lawn to
remain in an optimal state, that is, for the soil to be aerated
and the water and nutrient supply to be ensured, tasks other than
mere mowing must be implemented . »
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Rose Care
Habitat
Care of roses begins by choosing the habitat of the rose bush.
Roses prefer a sunny, warm, but not drafty environment. The habitat
requirements ensure that the leaves can quickly dry off after
rainfall and thus decrease fungal infestations. Excessively warm
habitats can result in foliage burn. In addition, red spider mites
like dry weather conditions and can damage roses if present in
large quantities. Roses prefer profound and sandy/loamy soil.
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