These flowers are hard to grow and die easily

Rieger Begonia

Regis Begonia is a flower that is very easy to kill. The most common causes of death of Regis Begonia are improper watering and insufficient light, which can easily cause Regis Begonia to wilt, stop blooming, or even die.

When growing Begonia, you should pay attention to watering it thoroughly when the soil is dry. Don’t water it too frequently as it doesn’t like water.

The main way to get light is to place it in a place with scattered light indoors, and avoid direct light.

Phalaenopsis

Phalaenopsis is also a kind of flower that is very easy to kill. Generally, the reason why Phalaenopsis orchids die is mostly because of too much fertilizer. Of course, it may also be a problem with watering.

When growing Phalaenopsis, it is generally necessary to apply less fertilizer and avoid concentrated fertilizer. It is enough to apply some phosphorus fertilizer before flowering.

When watering, be careful not to water too much to avoid the plant rotting and the leaves turning yellow. Note that you need to water more during the growing season in spring and summer, but the water should not remain on the leaves.

Money Tree

The money tree is difficult to grow. In fact, the main manifestations are that the roots are prone to rot and the leaves turn yellow. When growing a money tree, pay attention to the temperature of watering and maintenance.

The money tree is not tolerant to watering, and its root system is not very developed, so when watering, be careful not to have water accumulation, otherwise the roots will easily rot. You can spray the leaves with water every day.

The maintenance temperature should be kept above 15℃, and be careful to avoid low temperature damage.

Gardenia

When growing gardenias, if root rot, yellow leaves or chlorosis occurs, it will cause great harm to the plants and they are prone to death.

When growing gardenias, be sure to keep them moist. You can spray them at night to maintain humidity. In addition, you also need to pay attention to the soil. Most gardenia chlorosis is caused by soil problems, which is caused by alkaline soil. You can sprinkle some ferrous sulfate solution on the gardenia.