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House Miniature Fruit
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Yellow Banana Fruit Food 1:12 Doll’s House Dollhouse Miniature $1.03 |
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Dolls House Miniature Handmade bananas fruit ideal for kitchen or Picnic Basket $1.56 |
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1:12 Scale 13 x Williams Pears Dolls House Miniature Food Fruit Accessories $2.75 |
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Fruit Still Life Miniature Dollhouse Doll House Picture $14.95 |
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Fruit Still Life Miniature Dollhouse Doll House Picture $12.95 |
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Dolls House Miniature Food 1 Cake with 8 Cuts Slices 3cm Oranger Fruit Top KK1L $3.99 |
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Fruit Still Life Miniature Dollhouse Doll House Picture $9.95 |
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4 Fruit Can / Tin Selection – Dolls House Miniature (2) $4.09 |
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DOLLS House Miniatures BASKET OF FRUIT + BASKET OF EGGS + BIN $4.32 |
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Shaker Basket of Fruit All Through the House Miniature $18.99 |
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2 x Pink Fruit Bowls Dolls House Miniatures (4094) $1.57 |
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Dolls House Miniatures Food Lot 4 Mixed Fruit Crepe Dessert Ceramic Plate W000 $6.99 |
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Fruit Topped Sliced Cake Doll House Miniature SSG11 $5.11 |
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4 Green Grape Bunches Dols House Miniature Food – Fruit $2.51 |
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12 Star Fruits Dolls House Miniature Food – Fruit $2.75 |
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Dolls House Miniature Food FIVE STAR CAKE 2cm Lemon Creamy Mixed Fruit Top KC1H $4.99 |
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4 Iced Fruit Clusters Dolls House Miniatures Food BK1 $2.75 |
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4 x Salmon Fruit Bowls Dolls House Miniatures (3520) $1.96 |
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Fruit Still Life Miniature Dollhouse Doll House Picture $10.95 |
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Dolls House Miniature Food 12 Cakes Mini Square Cake Mixed Color Fruit KL1G $7.99 |
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Waffles + Summer Fruit Dolls House Miniature Food (1) $2.75 |
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BROWN GLASS BOWL WITH FRUIT Miniature Doll HOUSE $3.79 |
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1:12 Scale Mixed Fruit In Ceramic Dish Dolls House Miniature Fruit Accessory w9d $6.27 |
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1:12 Scale Wooden Market Fruit Cart Dolls House Miniature Shop Accessory $39.29 |
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12 Green Pears Dolls House Miniature Food – Fruit $2.75 |
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MINIATURE DOLL House Garden SEED Set Miniature FRUIT STAND $2.99 |
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Potato Radish Vegetables Fruit Food Basket 1/12 Doll’s House Dollhouse Miniature $6.99 |
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Doll House Miniatures FANCY FRUIT CORNER HUTCH $6.99 |
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Dolls House Miniature Food Lot 6 Fruit Waffles Crepe Dessert Ceramic Plate W000 $8.99 |
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1950s Dolls House BANANA AND ORANGE Miniature Fruit Basket $3.13 |
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Lot 10 Lemons Dolls house Miniature Food Fruit LA1F $2.99 |
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Doll House Miniature Picnic basket fruit and veggies $2.99 |
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Antique Doll house Fruit Bowl Flower Arrangement Easter basket miniature 3 $19.99 |
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Dolls House Miniature Food 1 Green Color Cake Fruit Top 8 Cuts Slice 3.5 cm KK1L $3.99 |
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2 Pineapples Dolls House Miniature Food – Fruit $2.20 |
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Pancakes & Summer Fruit Dolls House Miniature Food PC10 $3.77 |
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Dolls House Miniature : ***** SALE ***** Lovely Quality Fruit Basket $17.54 |
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Fruit Still Life Miniature Dollhouse Doll House Picture $12.95 |
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12 Star Fruits Dolls House Miniature Food – Fruit $2.75 |
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4 Pineapples Dolls House Miniature Food – Fruit $3.69 |
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12 Green Pears Dolls House Miniature Food – Fruit $2.83 |
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Vodka Fruit Cocktail Dolls House Miniature CT23 $6.29 |
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Fruit Still Life Miniature Dollhouse Doll House Picture $9.95 |
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Lot 10 Strawberry Dolls house Miniature Food Fruit LA1F $2.99 |
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10 Pomegranates Dolls House Miniature Food – Fruit $2.75 |
How do I care for a Venus Fly Trap?
Can this plant have any thing else but flies? No meat obviously, but crickets? I’m not sure if pet stores sell fruit flies. Also, I know its alright to transplant, but will it be okay to transplant into a Miniature Green house?
Venus flytraps tend to do best if they’re left alone in a sunny location and just given clean water. If you grow it outside, and you should, it will catch all the food it needs on its own. If you do choose to feed it, don’t over do it. Feed it only insects and it really only needs a couple a month.
There are really only 4 things Venus Fly Traps require to stay healthy. Here they are:
1. Sunlight – at least 4 hours of direct sunlight a day
2. Water – rain, distilled or reverse osmosis water only
3. Soil – Nutrient poor soil such as peat moss
4. Dormancy – Venus Fly Traps require a 3-4 month dormancy period
Venus fly traps like lots of light. Try to give it at least 4 hours of direct sunlight a day. The more you can give it the better. It is best to grow your fly trap outside where it can get plenty of sun and catch its own food. You don’t actually have to feed a Venus Fly Trap anything other than sunlight and water.
Venus fly traps need clean water. Usually tap water will not do. It is best to use distilled water, rain water, or reverse osmosis water. Venus fly traps need water with a TDS (total dissolved solids) measurement of 50 ppm (parts per million) or less. In order to get this, you probably need to use distilled water or reverse osmosis water or rain water. Their soil should be kept moist at all times except during the winter when it should be just barely damp. It is best to use a tray and set the plant in an inch or two of water.
For soil you can use a combination of peat moss and perlite. Most growers use a 50:50 mix of peat moss and perlite. I have been leaning toward using pure peat moss lately. Venus Fly Traps aren’t picky, but be sure to use some form of peat moss or sphagnum peat moss with perlite, horticultural sand or vermiculite to ensure that the media is nutrient poor. Also, deep pots help the plant grow larger and stronger by giving them more room for their roots.
Finally, without a dormancy period, your plant’s health will start to decline and it will eventually die. You can read more about dormancy here:
http://www.flytrapcare.com/venus-fly-trap-dormancy.html
If you have any more questions or need more help, you should join the forum on my website here:
http://www.flytrapcare.com/phpBB3/
Enhancing Your Home Decor Through the Use of Artificial Bonsai
Bonsai is a magnificent and glorious miniaturized plant that can be used to decorate your house but the cultivation and care need to nurture a healthy bonsai can be time consuming. If you love the look of bonsai but can’t spare the time and effort to care for the miniaturized plant, then artificial bonsai might just be the right thing for you.
Artificial bonsai is readily available in the market nowadays and you will be surprised that the artificial bonsai look, feel and smell like the real McCoy. You won’t be able to tell it from the real plant unless you are an expert and although the artificial bonsai plant is not as valued, you do not have to expend effort in carry and watering the plant. Artificial bonsai will add to the decor of your house but minus the need to fret over it. If you do not have the time to care for the bonsai plant regularly, then artificial bonsai might just be the right thing for bonsai lover like you.
It is often difficult to differentiate between the artificial bonsai and the real thing as lot of details is spent in making the imitation. The craft and attention in creating the artificial bonsai make it close to the real thing. Bonsai has its origin in China before spreading to Japan where it was highly appreciated. The art of bonsai gradually captured the imagination of the Western world as fine details goes into the cultivation of the bonsai. The techniques and effort that are expended in cultivating the bonsai and the end product makes the bonsai a much sought after art form.
Many types of trees can be used to groom as bonsai and they are just miniaturized version that has its growth stunted in a small container and through pruning of the roots and its crown. Just like any other plant, bonsai needs sunlight to produce chlorophyll and regular watering but not to the extent of making the soil soggy as it will kill the roots. Artificial bonsai can last for years and closely resemble real bonsai but doesn’t need the constant care of the real plant.
Artificial bonsai can be used to complement the look of your home decor and there are many that you can choose from. Select one that fits and if you are environmentally conscious, chose one that is made from biodegradable material.
Artificial bonsai comes in many varieties and you can choose from the crabapple bonsai plant as well as the azalea and the bougainvillea types of bonsai plant in addition to many others. These artificial models have beautiful fruits and flowers just like the real counterpart and the price to match. The real ones can cost hundred of dollars and can be destroyed if not properly cared for whereas the artificial plant can last for years. It can be used as gifts and the recipients do not have to be burdened with the need to care for it. Artificial bonsai is a great choice if it is the beauty that the art of bonsai captivates you.
About the Author
Cindy Heller is a professional writer. To learn more about artificial bonsai trees, please visit Bonsai Trees Beginner.
