This flower must not be exposed to rain. If you don’t move it indoors quickly, it will die immediately!

Don’t let Clivia get exposed to rain, or its core will rot!

Although it is okay for Clivia to be exposed to rain occasionally, if it encounters continuous rainy days, you must be careful not to let water accumulate in the center of the leaves, otherwise the core will easily rot.

Solution:

1. If the Clivia at home is caught in the rain, quickly wipe off the water in the center of the leaves with a paper towel, move it to a ventilated place, pour out the accumulated water in the pot, or let the excess water evaporate as soon as possible.

2. If the heart rot is serious, even the leaves have rotted, then you can only behead the Clivia, cut off the rotten leaves and leaf hearts, and let it sprout again.

Don’t let Gloxinia get exposed to rain, or its leaves will rot!

There are a lot of hairs on the leaves of Gloxinia. If they are accidentally stained with water and not handled in time, the leaves will rot, and over time the entire plant will rot as well!

Solution:

1. If the leaves of Gloxinia are accidentally exposed to rain, put them in a well-ventilated place immediately to allow the moisture on the leaves to evaporate. When watering, try not to let moisture get on the leaves. If they do get on the leaves accidentally, just wipe them off in time.

2. If the leaves are severely rotten, find a knife, cut off the rotten leaves, leaving the healthy leaves, and cut them into loose and breathable soil. They will soon take root and grow into new gloxinia!

Don’t let the cactus get exposed to rain, or it will rot!

Huahua has recently become particularly fond of cactus. Not only is it easy to grow, but it can also bloom dozens of flowers each time! Moreover, cactus is relatively drought-resistant. Once it rains too much and water accumulates in the pot, coupled with the rise in temperature after the rain, the cactus will feel like it is in a sauna. In serious cases, the entire ball will rot!

How to solve it?

1. If the cactus rots due to rain, find a sterilized knife, cut off the entire rotten ball, then apply some wood ash or carbendazim on the wound, and place it in a cool place to dry the wound.

2. When watering the cactus, it is best to water it directly into the soil along the edge of the pot. Do not water from the top of the cactus, otherwise it will easily cause the cactus to rot. If you keep it outdoors, it doesn't matter if it gets wet in the rain, but after the rain it must not be exposed to direct sunlight, just move it to a cool place.

Don’t let the fuzzy succulents get exposed to rain, as they will rot if exposed to rain!

Many succulents have hairs on their leaves. When watering them, be careful not to get them on the leaves. If they are accidentally caught in the rain, and the temperature rises after the rain, the succulents in your home will immediately become boiled meat and will definitely die!

How to solve it?

1. If the succulents in your home are caught in the rain, move them to a cool and ventilated place immediately. Do not expose them to the sun again, otherwise they will be more likely to become waterlogged and black rot. You can use a small fan to blow on it to evaporate the moisture as quickly as possible.

2. If black rot occurs in succulent plants, cut off the black rot part immediately, soak it in carbendazim for a while, and then put it back in the pot. If the roots have rotted, just place them in the soil and let them re-root.