Do Gardenia, Kaempferia ovata and Money Tree wilt when the weather gets hot? If you do this, you can be revived to full health in 2 days!

Rose wilts

A few days after the summer, the new branches and leaves of roses began to wilt and droop. There are three main reasons:

1. Waterlogged roots

If you water too much or encounter continuous rainy days and do not clean up the accumulated water in the pot in time, the roots will have difficulty breathing and rot, and the leaves will wilt and fall off.

Remedial measures: When the roots are rotten, change the pot and soil. First, gently remove the plant, shake off the soil, cut off the rotten roots, and then soak it in carbendazim or diluted potassium permanganate solution for disinfection;

After drying, move it to a large pot, fill it with new loose garden soil, then water it thoroughly, place it in a ventilated place to dry for a few days before normal maintenance.

2. The branches and leaves are too dense

Remedial measures: Either change to a larger pot, water it thoroughly for the first time after changing the pot, and then place it in a ventilated and bright place; or thin out the branches and leaves, cut off the overgrown branches and leaves and thin and weak branches, and spray water on the leaves every day to increase the humidity.

3. Stem wasp damage

Rescue measures: Cut off the diseased branches in time, and inject 25% imidacloprid or diluted avermectin at the diseased area for 3 to 4 times.

What should I do if my money tree wilts?

The most common problem when the leaves of the money tree wilt is improper watering. Either it is too wet and stuffy, causing the roots to rot, or it is too dry and arid.

Remedies:

The money tree needs to be watered every day in summer. If flower lovers are not sure about the scale, they can touch the soil in the pot regularly to keep it dry but not dry, and moist but not wet.

To maintain a high air humidity, spray around the flower pot every 3 days or so and pay attention to ventilation.

What to do if gardenia wilts?

In summer, the leaves of gardenias evaporate very quickly, especially the large-leaf gardenias. Once they leave the high-humidity environment of the greenhouse or flower market, the leaves will quickly wilt.

Remedies:

Gardenias need a high humidity in the air. Spray around the leaves every morning and evening, and trim the dense side branches and weak branches to increase ventilation.

Gardenia likes water and can be watered every day in summer. Pay attention to the air permeability and drainage of the soil to avoid root waterlogging.

What should I do if the Kalanchoe wilts?

Kalanchoe is light-loving and drought-tolerant. The flower buds of newly purchased Kalanchoe are most likely to droop or even fall off, which is usually caused by insufficient light or water accumulation and root rot!

1. Insufficient light

Check the root system first. If the roots are not rotten, the wilting of flowers and leaves is caused by insufficient light.

Remedies:

Place it on the south windowsill to get more sunlight and avoid direct sunlight. If the indoor temperature is too dry, you can spray water around the leaves, but be careful not to spray on the flowers to prevent the flower buds from falling.

2. Waterlogging and root rot

Remedies:

After the roots rot, you need to change the pot and soil, but you should pay attention to 2 points

1. If you have just bought a Kalanchoe, don't rush to change the pot or move it randomly. Wait for a while before moving.

2. When changing the soil, the soil should be loose and breathable. Do not expose it to direct sunlight right after repotting. Place it in a place with scattered light for a period of time.

What should I do if the green radish wilts?

To find the problem, we must first understand the growth habits of the green radish. The green radish likes a moist, semi-shady environment. If the leaves wilt, we must check whether the watering and light are appropriate.

Remedies

1. For potted green radish, water it thoroughly every 5 days or so in summer, and keep the soil moist but not waterlogged.

2. Place the green radish in a bright, scattered light location to avoid strong sunlight that may burn the leaves.

3. Be sure to pay attention to ventilation and trim the overgrown branches and leaves.

What should I do if jasmine wilts?

Jasmine loves light, and the more it is exposed to the sun, the more flowers it will bloom. However, when summer comes, the leaves will droop or turn yellow and wither. You should be careful at this time, as the roots may rot!

Remedies:

1. The newly bought jasmine needs to adapt to the new environment, cut off the flower buds and weak branches to reduce nutrient consumption;

2. Do not change the pot during the flowering period, as it will easily damage the root system and cause the leaves to slowly wither;

3. Root rot is either caused by too much water or too much fertilizer. You need to change the pot and soil:

Use a loose soil mixed with river sand and peat soil. Knead it into a ball with your hands and it will fall apart when you loosen your hands. This will make it more breathable. Stretch the roots, but do not curl or fold them. Then put them back in the pot.

4. Place the jasmine in a well-ventilated place with scattered light, and cut off the wilted branches and leaves in time. It will grow back in about half a month!

Finally, Huahua reminds everyone:

No matter what flowers you grow in summer, you must pay attention to ventilation, ventilation, ventilation! Otherwise, people will feel bored and lose their energy, not to mention the flowers!

Flower lovers, pay more attention to the small details

The flowers in your home can grow faster at any time!