Use rice water in the north and wood ash in the south. If you use them incorrectly, 99% of the flowers will die!

Growing green radish at home is different in the north and south!

Green ivy is a flower that everyone likes. Not only does it look beautiful, but it also has strong vitality and can grow with a little light and water. But it is not easy to grow green radish well. What should be paid attention to in the north and south? Let's take a look~

South: Keeping warm is the most important thing for green radish

The weather is very cold this year and it has snowed in the south. While flower lovers in the south are happily playing in the snow, they must not forget to keep their green ivy warm. It would be bad if it gets frozen and develops black spots.

How to keep green radish warm at home?

The simplest way to keep the green ivy warm is to put it in a bag. For small pots of green ivy, you can directly put it in a plastic bag, but you must poke ventilation holes in the plastic bag in advance.

North: Moisturizing is the most important thing for green radish

As soon as winter comes, the green ivy is brought indoors. Most areas in the north have heating, air conditioning, and floor heating. It is warm, but the house is very dry, and the green ivy will easily wilt and droop its leaves.

How to moisturize green radish at home?

If the temperature is higher than 17 or 18 degrees Celsius, water the green radish every 3 to 5 days, preferably at noon. In addition to watering, spray the green radish with water every day. The water temperature should be close to the room temperature. Also, be sure not to place it near the heater or air conditioner.

Growing camellia at home is different in the north and south!

Camellia is a kind of flower that is more in season now. There are many of them sold in the flower market. Camellia has large flowers, bright colors, and dark green branches and leaves. It is very beautiful to grow a pot of it at home.

North: Water the camellia with rice water

Many flower lovers in the north have complained to Huahua that they cannot grow camellia at home. In fact, the most common problem is that the soil is alkaline and contains a lot of salt, making it difficult for camellia to absorb trace elements, resulting in the plant not growing strong.

How to use rice water:

Put rice water in a plastic bottle and place it on the balcony or next to the heater. Open the lid and let out the air every 3 to 5 days. When it turns yellow, pour out the clear liquid on the top and dilute it with water at a ratio of 1:30. Water it once every 3 to 4 weeks, and your camellia will grow better and better.

South: Don’t be reluctant to thin out the camellia buds

Many people pursue camellia to bloom in large quantities, wishing that there would be several flowers on one branch. Everything is excessive or insufficient. Only by "thinning out" the camellia buds in time can it bloom big and beautifully!

How to thin out the buds of camellia?

Just leave one flower bud on a branch, choose the largest and strongest one, and cut off the other flower buds with sterilized scissors. When cutting, just cut off 2/3 of the flower buds. The remaining part will fall off automatically, so the branches will not be damaged.

Growing geraniums at home is different in the north and south!

Geraniums bloom particularly brilliantly, and the clusters of flowers give people a beautiful enjoyment. There are many varieties of geraniums, with big flowers, small flowers, red, white, and pink, and you can always find the one you like.

South: Use some wood ash for geraniums!

The most suitable soil environment for geranium is neutral to alkaline. The soil in the south is acidic and has a lower organic matter content. If you want to grow geranium well, you can use some wood ash.

Specific usage of wood ash:

Collect wood ash. If you don’t have any, you can use cigarette ash instead. Dissolve the powder in water at a ratio of 1:40. After 2 or 3 days, pour out the upper clear liquid and use it to water the geraniums. Water once every 2 or 3 weeks.

North: Ensure temperature difference and pay attention to ventilation!

In fact, as long as you provide geraniums with suitable environmental conditions, geraniums in the north can bloom in winter, and they can bloom all the time.

Where is the best place to grow geraniums?

Place the geranium on the south balcony indoors, keep the temperature at around 10 degrees Celsius during the day and above zero degrees Celsius at night, ensure a temperature difference of about 10 degrees Celsius between day and night, and good ventilation, and the geranium will continue to bloom.

Growing succulents at home is different in the north and south!

Succulents are very cute plants. Some are round, some are bright red, and some are very strange. In short, you will be very happy when you see succulents, which will give you a positive and sunny feeling.

South: Humidity is too high, anti-corrosion is very important

In the south, succulents are usually grown outdoors, where the lighting conditions are better. However, there is a problem that the humidity is relatively high, and if water accumulates accidentally, they are prone to black rot.

How to preserve succulents?

Be sure to pay attention to weather conditions and don't let succulents get exposed to rain, otherwise they will easily rot. In addition, it is best to place succulents in a well-ventilated balcony or corridor. Poor ventilation can easily lead to infection by bacteria.

North: insufficient light, supplementary light is very important

The weather is relatively cold in winter, and succulents are generally kept indoors. They will not be frozen, but light becomes a big problem. Without sufficient light, succulents will have difficulty in coloring.

How to supplement light for succulents?

Place the succulents in well-lit places such as indoor balconies and windowsills to receive sufficient light. If the indoor lighting conditions are not very good, you can buy a fill light so that the succulents can be colored.

Growing bougainvillea at home is different in the north and south!

Bougainvillea, also known as the Bougainvillea, has brightly colored flowers and a lively and elegant shape, just like a dancing butterfly. Many flower lovers love it very much.

South: As long as you provide enough fertilizer, bougainvillea will keep blooming!

Bougainvillea is a flower that likes warm and bright environment. Many flower lovers in the south have planted bougainvillea at home. As long as you fertilize it frequently, bougainvillea will bloom particularly beautifully even in winter.

How to fertilize bougainvillea?

If the bougainvillea is blooming now, there is no need to fertilize it. After it withers, spray some potassium dihydrogen phosphate fertilizer liquid to supplement the phosphorus element. This way, the bougainvillea will bloom again after a period of time, extending the flowering period.

North: Pay attention to water control and light pruning during the dormant period!

Due to the limitations of environmental conditions in the north, Bougainvillea generally enters a dormant period in winter. If it is properly managed during the dormant period, Bougainvillea will bloom more and brighter.

How to manage bougainvillea during its dormant period?

Ensure that the room temperature is above 10℃, control watering, do not water unless the soil is dry, and water thoroughly when you do. Lightly prune the bougainvillea in February and March, trim the overly long branches and reduce nutrient consumption, so that it can bloom in May and June.

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