Do you know the secret cultivation method of the old masters?

At that time, I was also worried that this favorite shape was not so easy to meet. I thought it was an old heap that had gone west. Pinch bark, green, really not easy to give up. After all, old piles are rare. Helplessness, parry failure and other emotions attacked his fragile soul. If you plant it in a hurry every day, the chances of survival are still not high, including those old piles that have a long downhill time and a long transportation process. Therefore, it is necessary to do some more treatment. The common method is to cut it twice.

According to your own needs, cut it short with a hand saw, and you can directly buckle his skin to see if it is green and has moisture. If there is moisture in it, you don't need to pick the green ones. If there is no green, it will die. It doesn't matter if you're dead. Naturally dried, that is, the leaves have returned to their roots. Go where you want.

I came to the company as an intern, just to study or add some weight to my resume. They often work for a few months and then leave. It's no use teaching them again. Many old masters know this and teach others very hard, spending a lot of time and surviving as a result. Because the lawyers who take me are often not in the law firm, I don't know what to do with many problems, and other lawyers in the team won't help me. In order to help you understand Fu, I can give you some information and some basic work at most. If you don't take the initiative to ask, others won't know how you work and study. After all, the master has to do the main work himself. As an intern, you may not come tomorrow and dare not give you a solution. I will take the initiative to help those lawyers get some small things such as express delivery, printing materials and pouring water. After doing these little things, I will continue to observe my doubts for a period of time to see if it will sprout and cut a little bark with a knife. If it is dry, cut it off so as not to affect the growth. If it is tender, it means it can still grow.