How to spray water for indoor flowers

Common indoor foliage plants spray

asparagus

Cultivating asparagus fern requires a relatively high air humidity. If it is too dry, the plant will grow poorly and easily turn yellow. So spray it appropriately to make the leaves green.

Clivia

Clivia is a common indoor plant and needs to be sprayed with water frequently, but be careful when spraying water not to spray the water on the core of the leaves, as this may cause the core to rot and affect the growth of the flower arrow.

Monstera

Monstera is a common indoor foliage plant. It prefers moisture. When growing Monstera, if the air is dry, you should wipe the leaves frequently and spray more water to maintain humidity.

Pothos

Green ivy prefers a humid environment. If it is grown indoors, it is generally necessary to spray water to increase the humidity of the air, and spraying more water can also clean the leaves.

Common indoor flower-viewing plants spray

Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe is a very common flower. When growing it indoors, you should pay attention to spraying water. In fact, it needs spraying water the most when it is just transplanted. At this time, the root system of Kalanchoe is damaged and cannot absorb water from the soil normally. Therefore, spraying water and letting the leaves absorb water can improve the survival rate of the flowers.

Not suitable for watering plants

In fact, when growing flowers indoors, there are some plants that are not suitable for spraying water, such as the hairy Gloxinia. If you spray water, the water is not easy to evaporate, which can easily cause the leaves to rot.

Cactus plants do not like moisture. It doesn’t matter if it is a little dry when growing them. If you spray water on them, it will easily cause them to rot. Because cyclamen and other plants have fleshy roots, try not to spray water, otherwise the water will be difficult to evaporate.