The flowers are all dying from being watered. Get these 20 common secrets for watering flowers!

1. The tree of happiness

The lucky tree is a plant that likes high temperature and high humidity. Small lucky trees should be watered about once every three days, and large ones should be watered once a week. Spray the leaves with water once every morning and evening. Add some carbendazim to the water and spray it every two weeks.

2. Gardenia

Gardenia is a water-loving plant. It is best to water it more often in summer. If grown outdoors, water it once a day; if grown indoors, water it once every two days. If the place where you place it is not well ventilated, then reduce the frequency of watering appropriately, as long as there is no water accumulation. You can add some ferrous sulfate to the water to prevent yellow leaves.

3. Fortune Tree

The money tree is most likely to die due to overwatering in summer. Its root system is underdeveloped, and its stem is swollen, so it has a good water storage capacity. Excessive watering can easily cause root rot. As for the frequency of watering, it is recommended to water 1-2 times a month. Try to water thoroughly at one time. Do not let the top be wet and the bottom be dry. Put some expanded clay or pine needles and leaves at the bottom of the pot to effectively improve air permeability and water permeability.

4. Coin Grass

The pennywort must not lack water in the summer, otherwise its branches and stems will become limp and its leaves will become dry. Generally speaking, the water in the pot of pennywort should cover the soil. Add water if you see that there is less water.

5. Rose

If the soil where you grow roses has good air permeability, and you place them in a well-ventilated place, and the air is very dry, then water them once every night. If your conditions are not so standard, you should reduce the frequency of watering appropriately, for example, watering once every 2 or 3 days. For those flower lovers whose flowers have been raining or cloudy recently, it is best not to water them. It is not too late to water them when the weather clears up.

6. Pothos

The green radish is in its growing season in summer and requires a lot of water. However, since we usually keep the green radish in the living room, the temperature is not high and the evaporation is not large, so it is only necessary to water it once every three days or so. You can use fish tank water for watering, which can provide nutrients during the growth period.

7. Chlorophytum

Things like spider plants are all leaves, so you can imagine the amount of evaporation. The transpiration effect is particularly enhanced in summer, so it is more appropriate to water the plants once every three days. Spray water on the leaves every night to effectively reduce the phenomenon of yellow leaves. Adding some fermented rice water when watering can make the leaves of the spider plant grow wider and sprout faster.

8. Clivia

The temperature near Huahua's home is almost reaching 40℃. I wonder how it is there? When the temperature is above 30℃, Clivia enters a semi-dormant state. At this time, watering once every 10 days is enough, but be sure to pay attention to ventilation, otherwise it will be too late for the roots to rot!

9. Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe, which likes coolness and is afraid of heat, enters a dormant period in summer. At this time, because it needs shade and cooling, you cannot water it too much. Don’t water it when you have nothing to do. Wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry and the leaves are a little wilted, then water it thoroughly once, and then wait until it is completely dry before watering again.

10. Camellia

Water once every 3 to 5 days, and spray water into the surrounding air every evening to replenish moisture in the leaves, otherwise the leaves will turn yellow and fall off. Camellia is a southern flower that particularly likes acidic soil, so the amount of leftover tea is usually small. You can let it cool down and then pour it inside, once every 2 or 3 days.

11. Schefflera

Schefflera is a relatively drought-resistant plant and is usually placed in semi-shaded areas, so don't water it too frequently. In the north, water the plants once a week. In the south, because it is relatively humid, water them once every 10-15 days. You can water them when the leaves feel a little soft.

12. Sunflower

Sunflowers are summer elves that cannot be killed by the sun, but that doesn't mean they don't need watering. The leaves of sunflowers are fleshy and have a good water storage capacity. Do not water them too frequently. When you see the leaves become a little soft, water them thoroughly. But be sure to wait until the evening of the same day to water it.

14. Dripping Water Guanyin

The leaves of the weeping angel plant are very large and the evaporation rate is also very large, so you need to spray water on the leaves every evening. But don't water the soil too frequently, because its roots are tubers, and if you water it too much and it's too wet, the roots will rot.

15. Petunia

Summer is the peak growth period of petunias, and they require a lot of water. Moreover, the petunia press is placed in direct sunlight, where the temperature is high and the evaporation is large, so they need to be watered once every 1 or 2 days. Spray water into the surrounding air in the morning and evening to increase the humidity.

16. Monstera

Monstera is a water-loving plant and needs to be watered every two days or so. Do not wait until the soil in the pot is completely dry before watering. It is best to keep the soil in the pot moist. Don't forget to spray water on the leaves regularly.

17. Touch Incense

Many flower lovers have petals of the genus Catnip planted at home. Smelling its fresh fragrance in the summer is really refreshing. If you want it to have a stronger fragrance, you should water it less often and wait until the leaves wilt a little when pinched before watering again. Watering with rainwater when it rains can make the catnip grow better.

18. Asparagus fern

The leaves of asparagus fern are slender, and water evaporates faster in summer, so water it every 3 to 5 days. Remember to spray water mist into the surrounding air every evening to reduce the yellowing of asparagus fern leaves.

19. Mint

Mint is a water-loving plant. Its leaves are thin, and a lot of water evaporates every day, so you must remember to water it every day. But if you place the mint in a cooler place, it is safer to water it once every 3 to 5 days.

20. Jasmine

Jasmine likes the sun, and people usually put it in a place with direct sunlight, so it needs to be watered once every evening. If you place it indoors, weigh the pot every day. If you feel the pot has become lighter, water it thoroughly.

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