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Of course I decided to start the list with my playlist. The playlist has been working 24/7 since the beginning of 2018 and to this day I update it regularly. Thanks to you and your comments, I was able to improve it. Thank you very much for your comments and links to the channels you share.
At the moment, there are 3 versions of the playlist:
All 3 sources contain the same links, it's just that channels from other countries are cut into 2, and 3 are 1 + adult channels.
I also recommend the closed playlist of this blog, everything is very cool there:
Growing features
Fertile, well-fertilized soil is suitable for growing the Strong variety. It is optimal to choose neutral, but the earth can be slightly acidic or alkaline. In addition to these indicators, it should be moderately moist. The place in the garden for tulips should be sunny. It is recommended to plant bulbs in autumn: in September or October. Later planting will not allow the roots to gain a foothold, which will later affect flowering.
Large bulbs are deepened into the ground by 11-15 cm, and small ones - by 6-10 cm. To save the seed from rodents, you can use baskets for bulbous plants. After the end of flowering, the plants are still moisturized. Bulbs are chosen in June-July, although this may not be done.
When breeding tulips, you can face some problems:
- so that the flowers do not become smaller, it is better to dig them out every year;
- in order to avoid diseases, the bulbs should be treated with fungicides;
- so that there is no infection with the variegation virus, it is necessary to purchase bulbs only from trusted sellers.
Almost all flower diseases are due to improper care. Subject to the necessary rules, the possibility of their occurrence is minimal. Tulips can be affected:
- fusarium (all parts of the plant turn yellow and dry out);
- gray or root rot;
- rhizoctonia (the formation of brownish spots and stripes);
- penicillosis (decay of the buds and peduncles).
Often tulips suffer from an invasion of pests: click beetles, beetles, ticks, aphids, wireworms, slugs and snails. In the fight against them, insecticides are used, the damaged plants are isolated from the rest, and the damaged bulbs are cut off. The simplest and most effective way is to remove the damaged bulbs and plant new ones.
Tips for growing tulips - in the next video.
Obtaining process
Small white crystals are used in a variety of industries - we'll talk about that below. How do you get them?
- Sulphate method of obtaining from an ilmented concentrate;
- Chloride method from titanium tetrachloride.
Many ordinary people are interested in what it is - E171, the harm and benefits of this element. It will be interesting for you to know that titanium dioxide is a natural substance obtained from natural ingredients.
Let's note what features titanium dioxide has:
- Lack of toxicity;
- Chemical resistance;
- Does not change the smell under the influence of external factors;
- Differs in an excellent level of moisture resistance;
- Compatible with any film products;
- Has a high whitening ability;
- Has a coloring ability.
But the main thing that interests the consumer is whether the food additive E171 is dangerous or not. Let's discuss this issue in more detail to know if it is worth buying products with a similar composition in the supermarket.
Harm and benefit
It is important to know what harm the E 171 supplement can cause to humans, and can it at all? We hasten to calm you down! Titanium dioxide is a safe substance that can be taken by mouth - consumption is allowed in most European countries:
- The additive is insoluble in water and gastric juice;
- The element is not absorbed in the stomach and digestive tract;
- Dioxide is completely eliminated from the body without consequences.
In minimal dosages, this supplement is absolutely safe - this issue has been carefully studied by experts. Can we then say whether the E171 dye is harmful?
- The hazard is powder in production;
- When inhaled, the grains can be absorbed and have a carcinogenic effect (provoke the development of cancer).
You already know how harmful the E171 dye is. Note who should limit the intake of a dietary supplement:
- People with a weak immune system;
- Suffering from kidney and liver diseases.
Experts confirm that a negative effect is recorded only under the condition of excessive consumption of the component in food.
We have studied the effect of E171 on the body - we hope they will help preserve our health, improve well-being. Now let's discuss where and why this coloring element is used.
Description and properties
Food additive E171 is a mineral dye titanium dioxide (or titanium dioxide), which is a member of the group of amphoteric oxides.
To understand what kind of additive E 171 is - it is worth considering the main properties of this product:
- White color;
- In addition to the pure substance, the composition may contain a small amount of silicon dioxide and aluminum oxide;
- Has a powder consistency;
- There is no smell;
- Resistant to light and heat;
- It dissolves only in strong acids and alkalis;
- It does not dissolve in water, alcohol, vegetable oils and organic solvents, and also does not dissolve in weak solutions of acids and alkalis;
- The melting point is 1870C.
Application
It's time to talk about what products contain E171 - the vast majority of the additive produced is used in the food industry. The main purpose of use is staining:
Chewing gum;
Dairy products (cocktails, condensed milk, feta cheese);
Confectionery (refined sugar, caramel, powdered sugar, jams and sweets);
Dough (for pies and dumplings);
Seafood (especially crab sticks) and white fish products.
The properties of the additive have been evaluated by a representative of the pharmaceutical industry - you can find titanium dioxide as a component of many medicines. This is especially true for creams, suppositories, pastes and vitamin complexes.
Triumph tulip varieties general description.
The Triumph class differs from others not only by its unsurpassed popularity, but also by its external characteristics and unique decorativeness. As a rule, representatives of the class are tall, can stretch above 70 cm in height. Tulips have powerful, straight stems that can be leafy or leafless. Another distinctive feature is large flowers. They have a goblet shape, reach a height of 15-18 cm, the petals are slightly denser. The flower is presented in a wide variety of colors, from white to dark red.
Like other classes of tulips, varieties from the Triumph class have a bulbous root system, but differ from others in the size of the bulbs, as well as in the rate of growth and reproduction. As a rule, the flower is propagated in a vegetative way - planting daughter bulbs, but some varieties can be grown from seeds, however, given that the ripening cycle is quite long - flowering will be observed only for 3-4 years, depending on the variety.
Flowering time.
Representatives of this category of tulips are distinguished by an average flowering period and the first buds do not open until the end of April. The flowering period depends on the variety, planting time, conditions, care. But, the most recent flowers can be observed around the end of May. The varieties included in the Triumph section are thermophilic, so they require special care.
Popular varieties.
According to the description of the class, today it includes more than five hundred different varieties, and they all differ among themselves in some parameters - color, care requirements, height, shape and other characteristics. But, more than 2/3 of this variety of varieties is considered the rarest, grown in small quantities.Most of all the plantations planted with triumphal tulips are occupied by popular varieties, of which there are not so many. Consider the leading varieties of tulips in the Triumph class.
