What’s wrong with my flowers that always die? It turns out that “half water” is so harmful!

1. Change the flower pot at will

People who grow flowers know that in order to ensure that the flowers can grow bigger and bigger, we need to replace the flower pots in time. In fact, there are many things to consider when changing flower pots. You can't just change them casually because of cool weather. Because although many plants are in the growth period in autumn, their roots are still relatively fragile. If we change the pots at this time, it is likely to destroy the growth of the entire plant.

If the plants at home need to be repotted, it is best to do it in spring, because the plants have just passed the winter, the root system has fully developed and the weather temperature will become warmer and warmer. Repotting at this time will definitely be much better than in autumn!

2. Water half way

In the past, because the summer temperature was high and too hot, the amount of watering was generally greater than usual. In autumn, when the weather gradually becomes cooler, many people will think that the evaporation is not so strong, so I can water the plants and flowers less. You should water less, but that doesn't mean you should water only half of the time. Half watering means watering only half of the inside of the flowerpot. Watering in this way will easily lead to water accumulation, and the next step will naturally be root rot of the plant, and in the end there will be no way to remedy the situation.

3. Use unfermented thin fertilizer water to water the flowers

In autumn, because a large number of flower plants enter their growth period, fertilizer is indispensable at this time. At this time, many flower lovers will choose to make some thin fertilizer water to water the flowers and provide them with nutrients. Various thin fertilizers and waters, such as fruit peels or willow branch water in daily life, are all very useful for growing flowers. However, these thin fertilizers must be fermented before being used on flower plants. The concentration of unfermented thin fertilizers will be very high, and may burn the flower roots when poured down!

We must pay attention to the above three points when growing flowers in autumn, and don’t do bad things with good intentions!