Things to note when growing flowers in spring

Spring flowers and plants need to be adaptable

In the autumn and winter seasons, because flowers stay indoors for a long time where it is warm and windy, if they are suddenly taken out of the room in the spring, it may be difficult for them to adapt. Therefore, it is necessary to train the adaptability of flowers early.

Before moving flowers and plants indoors in spring, you can increase ventilation and light transmission, usually half a month before moving them indoors. After moving the flowers outdoors, you can move them out during the day for the first period of time and move them back indoors at night. After about 10 days, you can place them directly outdoors.

Secondly, because different flowers have different requirements for the environment, it is generally necessary to move potted plants outdoors in batches. Flowers that are more cold-resistant can be moved outdoors first, while flowers that are less cold-resistant should be moved out later.

Flowers and plants should be protected from the sun and wind in spring

In spring, although the light is not very strong, it is still dangerous for some shade-loving flowers. In addition, spring is windy, which will have many adverse effects on the growth of flowers. Therefore, we should pay attention to sun protection and wind protection in spring.

If flowers are grown outdoors, be sure to choose cloudy weather. If it is a sunny day, shade is needed at noon.

Secondly, in spring, you need to protect yourself from wind to avoid late spring cold spells. You should also pay attention to weather such as hail and move the flowers back into the room in time.

Pay attention to water and fertilizer for flowers and plants in spring

Pay attention to watering in spring. At this time, the plants will gradually resume growth, so pay attention to watering and fertilizing. Generally at this time, you can gradually increase the amount of watering to allow it to slowly adapt to growth. You can spray more water to maintain humidity. In fact, you don't need to apply a large amount of fertilizer, and don't rush to apply fertilizer, and avoid using concentrated and raw fertilizers. Generally, you can apply some nitrogen fertilizer first, and then decide whether to use phosphorus and potassium fertilizers based on the needs of the plants.

Flowers and plants need to be repotted and soil changed in spring

Spring is the time to repot and change the soil for flowers and plants, because the soil in the pots may lack nutrients and the roots may have grown too large, making them unsuitable for better growth.

When changing the soil in spring, generally the soil is removed and the roots are pruned to encourage the growth of new roots. This will give the flowers room to grow.