Chlorophytum, Asparagus fern, Fortune tree... Such easy-to-grow flowers, why did you kill them all?

Money Tree

Common causes of death:

Most money trees die because they are watered too much, which leads to root rot.

Points to note:

The roots of the money tree cannot tolerate water and humidity. Once water accumulates, the roots will surely die. Especially in winter, when the temperature is low and the light is weak, the money tree is almost dormant and requires very little water. At this time, you must reduce the amount of watering and keep the soil slightly dry.

asparagus

Common causes of death:

Too little air humidity will cause the leaves to turn yellow, and too much watering will cause root rot.

Points to note:

When caring for asparagus fern, you must pay attention to increasing the air humidity. Asparagus fern leaves are relatively slender, and dry air can easily cause the leaves to wither and turn yellow. In addition, watering should follow the principle of not watering unless the soil is dry, and watering thoroughly when watering. There must not be any stagnant water in the pot.

Pothos

Common causes of death:

Inadequate lighting and improper watering are the main reasons for poor growth or death of green radish.

Solution:

Pothos likes moisture, but is not tolerant of waterlogging. The soil can be kept slightly dry in winter. In addition, Pothos likes a humid environment. You can spray more water on the leaves and the surrounding area to increase the air humidity. Except in winter, do not place Pothos in direct sunlight, as this may easily cause damage to the leaves.

Aloe Vera

Common causes of death:

Too low a temperature can cause freezing to death, while too much watering can cause waterlogging to death.

Solution:

Aloe vera is not cold-resistant. The winter temperature must be kept above 5 degrees. It is easy to suffer frost damage if it is below zero degrees. In addition, aloe vera is drought-tolerant but not moisture-tolerant. It is better to water it less instead of more. If there is water accumulation in the pot, the roots will definitely rot.

Chlorophytum

Common causes of death:

Too much watering and too low temperature.

Solution:

Chlorophytum is also a flower that is not cold-resistant, and the temperature in winter should be kept above 10 degrees. During the growing period, just keep the soil moist, and avoid waterlogging. Chlorophytum has fleshy roots, and it will only take a few minutes for the roots to rot if there is waterlogging. Spray water frequently to increase the air humidity. Too dry air can easily lead to dry tips.

Cyclamen

Common causes of death:

Improper watering and poor ventilation.

Solution:

When watering cyclamen, be careful not to water the petals and leaves. Inadequate ventilation can easily lead to rot of the petals and leaves. In addition, ensure sufficient light so that the flowers can be large and colorful.

Cactus

Common causes of death:

If the temperature is too low, the plants will freeze to death, and if you water too much, they will be waterlogged to death.

Solution:

Many flower lovers cannot keep cacti alive, mostly because you are too hardworking. Cacti don't like moisture very much. Once there is water accumulation, the sphere will rot, so you must control your hands.

Dear flower lovers,

Tell me how the flowers in your home died?