If you do this little thing before watering, your flowers will no longer have root rot and will bloom unstoppably!

Do one more small action before watering, and the flowers will grow faster!

People who grow flowers know that watering is a big deal. If the flowers are watered appropriately and have sufficient nutrients and water, it will promote their growth and metabolism. Today Huahua will teach you two little tips for watering, so you no longer have to worry about watering problems.

1: Insert a straw before watering!

The most feared thing when growing flowers is watering halfway or causing water to accumulate. In fact, just a straw can solve this problem. You don't have to worry about watering anymore. Let's take a look~

Specific method:

1. Prepare a few straws, preferably longer ones, and some coarse sand. Insert the straw into the soil along the edge of the flower pot and to the bottom of the pot, then compact the soil near the straw.

2. Pour coarse sand into the straw. After it is full, pull out the straw, and there will be a column of coarse sand in the flowerpot. Then water the flowers, and let them follow the coarse sand column to fill the upper and lower layers of soil in the pot with water to avoid compaction and stratification or waterlogging and root rot.

2: Poke it with chopsticks or bamboo sticks before watering!

Some flower lovers always can't control the desire to water the flowers. As a result, the flowerpots are wet all day long, the roots of the flowers cannot breathe, and instead begin to rot. Before watering, try it with chopsticks or bamboo sticks to know whether it needs watering.

Specific method:

1. Prepare a chopstick or bamboo stick. When you are not sure whether to water the flowers, poke the chopstick into the flowerpot, poke it down 2 or 3 centimeters, and then pull the chopstick out.

2. Observe whether there is any soil stuck on the chopsticks. If there is a lot of soil and it is very moist, it means that the soil inside the pot is moist and no watering is needed. If the chopsticks are dry and clean, there is no need to water them.

You will learn the precautions for watering at a glance!

There are many things to pay attention to when watering. In order to make the flowers grow better and avoid diseases and problems, let's pay attention to it together~

1. Pay attention to the watering time!

The weather is not very warm now, so it is best to water the flowers at noon. The temperature is relatively high at this time, and the water evaporates faster, so it is less likely to have water accumulation problems. Also, do not water the flowers on rainy days.

2. Pay attention to the water temperature when watering!

After getting tap water from the faucet, do not use it to water the flowers immediately. On the one hand, the water temperature is relatively low, and watering the flowerpots immediately will damage the roots of the flowers. On the other hand, leaving it for 2 or 3 days can remove the chlorine from the water.

3. Be careful not to water too quickly!

Some flower lovers are in a hurry when watering their flowers and just pour a basin of water into them. This is a very wrong practice. Flowers like green ivy are particularly afraid of sudden water. It is best to water them slowly and wait until water leaks out from the bottom of the pot, then they are watered thoroughly.

General rules for watering common flowers!

The issue of watering flowers is not absolute. Due to different growing environment conditions, the frequency of watering may be different. Here, Huahua will share with you the general watering frequency of common flowers. Flower lovers can water the flowers according to the actual situation.

1. Large plants such as fortune trees

Now that the weather is getting warmer, plants such as the money tree have passed their dormant period. The growth and metabolism of the plants have accelerated, so you can increase the frequency of watering, generally 2 or 3 times a month is sufficient.

2. Green radish and other foliage flowers

For foliage flowers like green ivy, you can water them frequently after the weather gets warmer, generally once every 5 to 7 days. When watering, don't forget to spray water on the branches and leaves appropriately to play a moisturizing role.

3. Flower-viewing flowers such as Schlumbergera

For ornamental flowers such as Christmas cactus, cyclamen, and kalanchoe, you should increase the amount of watering in the early spring. Open the windows frequently to ventilate unless it is too cold. Generally, you only need to water them once every 7 to 10 days.

Isn’t watering difficult?

As long as you master the skills,

No more worrying about root rot of flowers!

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