What should I do if I over-fertilize flowers in autumn?

Method 1: Watering

We often hear old gardeners say "water and fertilizer management" during the process of growing flowers, which shows that watering and fertilizing are often coordinated in the maintenance process of flowers. If you find that your flowers are over-fertilized and suffer from fertilizer damage, you can immediately water the flowers that are harmed by fertilizer to remedy the situation. Continuous watering 2-3 times should be able to dilute the overly concentrated fertilizer in time, making it easier to discharge the high-concentration fertilizer.

Method 2: Replace the potting soil

Remove the plants that have been over-fertilized from the original pots, clear the soil, and clean the roots of the flowers. Be careful not to damage the roots of the plants during the cleaning process. After cleaning, you can prune the entire plant, cut off the damaged roots and yellow, dry branches and leaves, and dry the wounds to prevent infection. Then prepare new potting soil and replant.

Method 3: Clean in time

After discovery, place the potting soil in clean water for cleaning, control the water level to about 2-3 cm above the surface of the flower pot, ensure that the fertilizer can be cleaned and lowered in time and effectively, and place the flowers in a shady place.

Note that plants that have just been repotted should be placed in a cool and ventilated location as much as possible to avoid direct sunlight. Normal flower care can be carried out only after the growth of the flowers returns to normal.

Flower fertilization method

The fertilization of flowers should mainly be carried out according to the growth habits of the flowers. For plants that like fertilizer, it is naturally easy, but for flowers that do not like fertilizer to a certain extent, you need to be extra careful when fertilizing. The fertilization method for this type of flowers should be based on the main principle of "frequent application of thin fertilizers", and fertilization should be carried out at the right time and in the right amount.

In addition, the editor here reminds everyone that during the fertilization process, for some more delicate flower varieties, you must be careful not to let the fertilizer touch the branches, leaves and roots of the flowers to prevent burns and seedling burning.