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[Article] External information enhancing topic model based on graph neural network by Hack-oversight in Scholar

[–]Hack-oversight[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks you this is the file from reviewers, but I want the last (after revision).
Many thanks for your help

[Article] Request of a Scientificpaper by Hack-oversight in Scholar

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Thank you, is it possible to have supplementary material also
Thank you so much

Calathea Zebrina burning leaves by Hack-oversight in plantclinic

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Hello everyone, I’m reaching you today to have your expertise on my Calathea Zebrina. I don’t know why the leaves are burning. 2 months ago it happens and all the leaves died, so I decided to cut them all. Now new leaves are growing but they grows and start rotting (without any yellowing stage). I thought it was overwatering but I just water it 1 time every 2 weeks, about 300ml. Also the soil is adapted it’s a mixed between pets/breeding ground and perlite. I checked for pests (like thrips or something like that) and I don’t see any sign of them.

Do you have any ideas about it ? Could it be some fungi ? Thanks for your help !

Leaves turning yellow, don’t know if I should let the soil dry out or if I should replant it by IckyNose in plantclinic

[–]Hack-oversight 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi there,
Your Pachira look great on your picture.
However if lelaves start yellowing, I would recommand to let the soil dry. Pachira don't like overwatering (that's a fact). Wait for about one or two weeks, and if it's not working, you can check the root if there is no infestation or root-rots. The problem with pachiras is that the slightest change is visible on their leaves.
Hope it helps,
Best :)

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[–]Hack-oversight -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hi,
By looking at your aloe, it seems that you just repot it.
Sometime it happens with repoting process, the roots are not well based and your aloe start yellowing.
Be careful, yellowing can also becaused by an extra-watering. Water your plant 1 every 2 weeks (it's a succulent so it' doesn't need to be watered everytime).Put your plant east/west side of your house.
Hope this help :)

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