These flowers keep dying, they keep dying, I'm getting desperate...

Fuchsia

1. Water when the soil is dry. Wait until the surface of the soil is completely dry before watering it thoroughly again.

You can't spray water every day, because the leaves have almost no time to absorb the water you spray, and it will eventually flow into the flowerpot. Over time, there will be too much water in the flowerpot, and then the roots will rot.

2. Apply fertilizer frequently and in small amounts

For fuchsia, the best fertilizer is rice water, which only needs to be watered once a week.

3. Get more sun

Fuchsia likes light. Even if it is grown indoors, it should be placed in a place with good light. Basically, except in summer, it can be exposed to full sunlight.

4. Improve ventilation

This is a problem that many people ignore, so they cannot grow fuchsias well at home. It would be best if it can be grown outdoors, but if not, place it on a well-ventilated windowsill.

Rieger Begonia

1. Choose loose and fertile soil

Just mix 80% peat soil and 20% perlite. If there is no perlite, you can use other granular soil instead.

Loose soil, good air permeability and drainage can greatly reduce the problem of water accumulation.

2. Water when the soil is dry and when it is wet

Stick your finger into the soil to see if it is dry inside; see if the top stem becomes soft and drooping. If either of these two situations occurs, water it. Remember to water it thoroughly when watering.

3. It is best to breed indoors

Many flower lovers think that it is good for flowers to be grown outdoors, but this is not the case for Begonia. It is more suitable to be grown on a balcony separated by glass, where it can be breathable, but the wind should not blow in. Don't move it around casually.

camellia

1. Prepare the right soil

The soil for camellia should not only be loose and fertile, but also slightly acidic to be suitable for the growth of camellia. Therefore, the soil configuration can be 50% mountain soil, 40% sawdust or edible fungus residue, and 10% cake fertilizer powder or livestock manure and phosphate fertilizer.

2. Watering should be dry but not too dry

That is, before watering, insert a wooden stick or something like that about 3 cm, leave it there for a few minutes and then take it out. If it is dry, you can water it, and remember to water it thoroughly.

3. Improve ventilation

Camellia likes to grow in breeze, but is afraid of northwest wind and strong wind. Northwest wind will take away moisture, and strong wind will break the branches of camellia.

4. Do not move the position at will

In order to appreciate the camellia, many people move it back and forth between the living room and balcony every day. This behavior is not advisable. If it is moved frequently, the camellia will die directly.

5. Lighting

Except for the summer when shade is needed, the more light the better in the other three seasons. Placing camellia in a shaded place for a long time will directly affect its normal growth.

Gardenia

1. Gardenia likes acidic soil

The soil can be made of leaf mold, peat soil, or fermented sawdust plus half garden soil, or you can use Clivia soil on the market.

You can also add vinegar or ferrous sulfate 1 to 2 times each time you water.

2. There are tips for placement

Gardenia is suitable to be placed on the south balcony, preferably under the sun through the glass.

3. Water more

Many people's gardenias are dead from drying out. Gardenias like water and generally need to be watered once every 3 to 5 days. Anyway, it is best to keep the soil surface slightly moist.

4. Air humidity

When you see that the soil is dry, knock on the flowerpot with your hand. If there is a hollow sound, it is time to water it. Stop when water starts to leak from the bottom of the pot.

At the same time, you should sprinkle water on the gardenia every day to increase the air humidity. Generally, the air humidity reaches 70%, which is more suitable for the growth of gardenia.

5. Proper pruning

Many flower lovers are reluctant to prune, but in fact, leaving some old branches, dead branches, and diseased branches will waste nutrients and be completely useless!

Those overgrown branches, thin branches, diseased branches, and branches after flowering should be pruned in time to avoid waste of nutrients.

Azalea

1. Adequate lighting

Azalea likes light, so it can be placed in full sunlight now, or in a well-lit place such as a south balcony.

2. Keep the soil moist

Place a plastic tray under the flower pot. Water should be poured thoroughly, until water seeps out from the bottom of the flowerpot and fills the plastic tray. Keep the plastic tray filled with water at all times. If the tray dries up, it's time to water.

3. Apply fertilizer in time

Generally, after flowering, you should throw some fertilizer into the flowerpot. You can buy special fertilizer for azaleas, or you can use fully decomposed bean cake water, but you must remember to apply thin fertilizer frequently.

Phalaenopsis

1. Watering should be appropriate

Generally, Phalaenopsis orchids bought from flower markets are grown with sphagnum moss, which retains water very well. Therefore, even though Phalaenopsis orchids like moisture, they do not need to be watered every day. Once every 5 to 7 days is enough.

Also, before watering, be sure to put your hand into the sphagnum moss to test it. If it is slightly damp, you can water it.

2. Improve ventilation

Because Phalaenopsis likes moisture, if it is not ventilated for a long time, various diseases are likely to occur. Therefore, open the windows for ventilation in time.