What does water accumulation mean for growing flowers?

1. What does it mean?

Waterlogging when growing flowers means that when growing flowers, the effects of factors such as plant growth, soil quality, flower pots, weather, etc. are not taken into consideration, and water is not applied correctly. For example, watering is done multiple times or too much water at a single time, causing the soil to contain a lot of water. The water is not drained normally from the bottom of the flower pot, so water will remain in it. The consequences of water accumulation when growing flowers are very serious. It will lead to weakened respiration and even make it difficult for the roots to breathe normally. If they are in a state of suffocation for a long time, the roots will rot, and the entire transport function will be affected, eventually leading to problems in the growth of the entire plant. First, there will be yellowing and falling leaves, and in severe cases in the later stages, it will lead to death.

2. How to solve it

1. Soil: When growing flowers, try to choose loose soil to ensure good drainage. If you accidentally water too much, the soil can be drained out. In addition to choosing the soil, you can also put expanded clay, foam board fragments, granular stone, etc. at the bottom of the flower pot.

2. Loosen the soil: When water is found inside, loosen the soil appropriately to promote the normal discharge of water.

3. Ventilation: Place the flower pot in a ventilated and sunny place to speed up the evaporation of water.