These little things in flower cultivation can be a big deal if you ignore them

Ventilate frequently

Frequent ventilation can ensure the cleanliness of indoor air and provide a good environment for plants. Especially in the summer when the weather is dry and hot, if you do not pay attention to ventilation at this time, plants will easily be infected by pathogens. When ventilating in winter, be careful not to let cold wind blow on the plants.

Note: Ventilation does not mean blowing air, it means allowing the air to circulate, so everyone must pay attention to this.

Cleaning leaves

The dust on the leaves can easily cause the stomata of the leaves to be blocked, affecting the normal physiological functions of the plants, so everyone must clean the leaves of flowers regularly.

Cleaning method:

①Wipe clean with a soft, clean damp cloth

② Use a soft brush to gently brush away the dust

③ Use a sprayer to spray directly on the leaves to rinse

④ Gently scrub with a sponge and water

Clean up dead leaves promptly

The dead leaves of the plant itself, or the dead and yellow leaves caused by growth problems, must be cleaned up in time, otherwise it is easy to be infected by bacteria and cause the death of the plant.

Note: For leaves that have turned yellow but have not fallen off, you can gently cut them off with scissors.

Fertilize after flowering

After the flowers of the plants fade, it is important to add fertilizer in time to replenish the nutrients lost by the flowers. If fertilizer is not replenished in time, the plant growth will be weak, affecting the plant's wintering.

Flower lovers, don’t ignore these small points. You should know that success is determined by details. Whether you can grow good flowers depends on you!