Don’t be too diligent in growing flowers. The more diligent you are, the more flowers will die!

1. Watering every day will kill you

Don't water casually! Don't water casually! Don't water casually! I must say it three times because it is important: the correct way to water is not to water unless the soil is dry, and to water thoroughly when you do water.

practice:

1. You can use a toothpick or the wooden stick in front of you instead. Insert it into the soil 2 to 3 cm, wait for about 10 minutes and take it out. If the toothpick is dry, water it. If it is moist, water it again after a few days.

2. Aim the kettle at the roots of the flowers and water them slowly until water flows out of the small holes at the bottom, then stop watering.

2. Apply less fertilizer

Many flower lovers think that the poor growth of flowers is due to lack of fertilizer. This perception is wrong. Generally, flowers that use prepared nutrient soil do not need to be fertilized frequently.

practice:

1. Fertilize frequently and in small amounts. Once every half a month to a month is a good frequency.

2. It is best to choose organic fertilizer, such as chicken manure fertilizer, bean cake fertilizer, and homemade flower fertilizer made by flower lovers using kitchen waste.

3. Generally, solid fertilizers can be buried directly at the bottom of the flowerpot as base fertilizer, and liquid fertilizers can be irrigated into the roots at a ratio of 1:50.

3. Don’t move around randomly

In order to allow flowers and plants to get enough sunlight, many flower lovers move the flowers here and there, basically following the direction of the sun's movement. In fact, this is not good for flowers and plants ~ because flowers and plants also need to adapt to the environment!

practice:

1. The best place to grow flowers indoors is the south balcony or south windowsill. Once you choose a location, don't move it casually, especially for camellia, which will die if you keep moving it.

2. Secondly, the east and west balconies can receive 3 to 4 hours of sunlight every day and are more suitable for short-day plants. For example, Christmas cactus, Kalanchoe, poinsettia, etc. can be placed on the east and west balconies.

3. If your home only has a north balcony, you can only choose some shade-tolerant plants!

4. Be careful when changing pots

How can beautiful flowers not be matched with a beautiful flowerpot? Therefore, some flower lovers buy new flower pots and want to use them for their own flowers, so they change pots, change pots, and change pots!

practice:

1. There are some requirements for repotting plants. The best time to repot is spring and autumn, which is the growing season for plants and it is easier for plants to adapt to the new environment.

2. When repotting, it is best to combine root pruning and trim off the old roots, dead roots, and residual roots of the plant. Generally, it is enough to leave about 15 cm of the roots of the potted plants.

3. The soil for new potted plants can be mixed with vermiculite, perlite and culture soil in a ratio of 1:1:3. It is also best to fill the bottom of the pot with base fertilizer.

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