For these kinds of flowers, never spray water on the leaves, otherwise they will die immediately!

Don’t spray water on Begonia, beware of leaf rot!

There are many tiny hairs on the leaves of Begonia. If you spray water on the leaves, the moisture will be blocked by the hairs and cannot evaporate in time, which will cause water accumulation and rot of the leaves.

You can spray water into the surrounding air to increase the humidity, but don't spray water directly on the leaves!

Don’t spray water on Gloxinia, be careful of leaf rot!

There are also dense hairs on the leaves of Gloxinia. Spraying water directly on the leaves will also cause the leaves to rot.

When flower lovers water Gloxinia, try to use a narrow-mouthed kettle to water along the edge of the pot, and avoid getting water on the leaves.

Don’t spray water on Clivia, or its core will rot!

Spraying water on the leaves of Clivia will easily cause the dust and dirty water washed off the leaves to flow into the middle part of the plant, causing core rot. Especially during the bud formation period of Clivia, spraying water on the middle leaves will easily cause the stamens to rot.

Flower lovers can wipe the leaves with a soft cloth dipped in clean water, which can also moisturize and clean the leaves.

Don’t spray water on cyclamen, be careful of leaf rot!

The leaf buds of cyclamen are afraid of water. If you spray water directly on the leaves of cyclamen, it will cause the leaf buds to rot. If the cyclamen is in the flowering period, do not spray water on the petals, otherwise it will be too late to regret when the flowers rot.

Huahua suggests placing a basin of water next to the cyclamen, or spraying water directly on the ground near the cyclamen. This can also increase the air humidity without causing rotten flowers and buds!

Don’t spray water on gerberas, beware of rotten flower buds!

The flower buds of gerbera are also very afraid of water. In order to prevent the flower buds from rotting when exposed to water, flower lovers should try not to spray water on the leaves.

When watering gerberas, be careful not to let water get on the center of the leaves. If it does, wipe it off gently with a soft cloth.

Don’t spray water on the cactus, or it will rot!

Some flower lovers think that the cactus is covered with dust and it is inconvenient to wipe it with cloth, so they pick up a spray bottle and spray water on the cactus. The cactus is cleaned, but it is likely to cause rot!

Cactus is very drought-resistant, but it will easily rot if it is sprayed with too much water. If flower lovers accidentally spray too much water on it, they should move it to a well-ventilated place outdoors in time to speed up the evaporation of water and prevent it from rotting due to excessive water!

Flower lovers, please be careful when spraying water on flowers.

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