These 10 kinds of flowers haven’t been watered for two months, but they are growing faster and faster!

If you water the money tree once a month, the roots will not rot for three years.

The root system of the money tree is weak, and it has almost no thick roots. If there is a little water accumulation in the pot, it will rot and turn black. Moreover, it is difficult to detect the rotten roots. Once discovered, it is not far from death!

Watering tips

1. The money tree is drought-resistant and can be watered once every 1 to 2 months. It is okay if it is a little dry, but never allow water to accumulate. You can insert a bamboo stick in the pot and water it when the surface of the bamboo stick turns white and dry.

2. When the weather is dry, you can spray more water on the leaves.

3. In order to avoid water accumulation, the flower pot should not be too large or too deep. You can put some expanded clay or broken bricks at the bottom of the pot and add some sand to the soil layer, so that the roots will basically not rot.

Water the tiger skin plant once every two months, and the leaves will be full and green.

Tiger Piranha is a desert plant and is extremely drought-resistant. If you water it too much, the leaves will turn white and the patterns will fade at best, or the roots and leaves will rot at worst.

Watering tips

1. Control watering. Water once every 1 to 2 months. When you are not sure about the dryness of the soil, you can knock on the wall of the pot with your hand. If there is a crisp sound, it means the soil is dry and you can water it. Water it thoroughly.

2. You can insert a straw in the flowerpot and fill it with a few columns of sand. This can increase air permeability and prevent root rot, as well as prevent the soil from becoming compacted.

The more you control the water, the more Kalanchoe will bloom

Kalanchoe is a fleshy, succulent plant that contains a lot of water. It requires very little water and is very drought-resistant. If watered too much, it will easily develop black rot, which can cause root rot in mild cases and rot all the roots, stems and leaves in severe cases.

Watering tips

1. When watering Kalanchoe, follow the principle of "better dry than wet". Wait until the soil is completely dry before watering, and water thoroughly at one time.

2. Summer and early autumn are high-risk seasons for Kalanchoe, which is prone to black rot. It only needs to be watered 1 to 2 times a month, and ventilation should be done more after watering.

Aloe vera will grow no matter how long it takes

Aloe vera has strong drought resistance, and aloe vera out of the soil can even remain dry for several months without dying! Poor soil drainage or waterlogging due to rain can easily lead to leaf shrinkage and root rot.

Watering tips

1. Aloe vera leaves have strong water storage capacity and only need to be watered 1 to 2 times a month.

2. When watering, be careful not to water the core of the leaves, otherwise it will easily burn and rot when exposed to the sun. Ventilate more after watering.

Geraniums are watered once every half month, and the flower buds will bloom

Geranium is native to southern Africa and is most afraid of waterlogging. If the soil is moist for a long time, it will easily lead to symptoms such as excessive growth of branches and leaves, soft rot of stems, and no flowering!

Watering tips

Water when the soil is dry and when it is wet. In summer, water should be strictly controlled to avoid rain. Summer and autumn are high-risk periods, so be alert to the autumn heat. Water the plants once every 1 to 2 weeks and place them on the windowsill for ventilation after watering.

The less you water your cactus, the more cacti you'll have.

Cactus is a desert plant that likes high temperature and dry environment and is very drought-resistant. Excessive or frequent watering will cause the ball to rot!

Watering tips

1. During the hot summer season, the cactus is in its peak growth season. You can water it twice a month and let it get more sun exposure during the rest of the time. The more sun exposure, the easier it is for the cactus to bloom.

2. After autumn, water it once every 1 to 2 months. In winter, you can even water it once every 2 to 3 months. Don’t worry about it drying out!

Water the Christmas cactus once every ten days or half a month, and it will be difficult for the roots to rot

Christmas cactus belongs to the cactus family. It is drought-resistant and avoids high temperature and humidity, especially in summer. Too much water will cause the roots to rot!

Watering tips

1. During the summer dormancy period, strictly control watering and water it once a month. You can spray water frequently. After autumn, gradually increase the frequency of watering to once every 7 to 10 days.

2. From September to October, Christmas cactus begins to form buds and needs to be sprayed with water frequently. You can add some potassium dihydrogen phosphate in the spray bottle and spray it on the leaves to facilitate flowering.

The thirstier the desert rose, the stronger it becomes.

Desert rose has large fleshy roots, strong water storage capacity, drought resistance, and avoids waterlogging. It is very easy to get soft rot. Waterlogging, rain, stuffiness and lack of ventilation can cause root rot!

Watering tips

1. Watering should be done thoroughly when the soil is dry. You can water according to the dryness of the soil in the pot. Insert a bamboo stick and water it when the stick is completely dry. Ventilate the soil more after watering.

2. You can also judge the time to water by looking at the state of the roots and rhizomes. Water them when their bellies are wrinkled and their leaves are soft. Give them water only when they are thirsty, and they will immediately return to a full state!

Water the Euphorbia milii once a week, and it will bloom more

Habits of Euphorbia

Thorny plants are generally drought-resistant. Euphorbia milii is native to Africa. It is resistant to drought and barrenness, but is afraid of waterlogging. If the soil is too moist and stuffy, its roots will easily rot!

Watering tips

Watering should be done when the soil is dry and when the soil is wet. In hot summer and autumn, water the soil every 7 to 10 days. When the weather gets cooler, the growth of Euphorbia milii will accelerate and water the soil every 5 days.

Jade plant is watered once every two months, and the leaves are very thick

Jade plant has thick branches and leaves, can store a lot of water, and is drought-resistant. Excessive watering can cause root rot and leaf rot!

Watering tips

During the summer dormancy period, water it once every 1 to 2 months. After autumn, water it once every 10 days or so. Adding a few grains of compound fertilizer to the water can speed up growth!