Do I need to spray water on the leaves of flowers in winter?

1. Do you want to spray water?

Under normal circumstances, when growing flowers indoors in winter, you can spray them with water in moderation. Because the indoor environment is relatively dry in winter, spraying some water can increase the humidity of the plant leaves, make the leaves more colorful, and clean the dust on them. However, there are some flowers that cannot be sprayed with water, such as orchids and Clivia, as water easily accumulates in the middle of the leaves, causing them to rot.

2. Correct water spraying method

1. If the temperature is low in winter, you should spray less water, mainly to clean the leaves. If you spray too much water, the plant will suffer from frost damage due to the low temperature.

2. Be even when spraying water. Don't always concentrate the water on the leaves. If there is too much water on the leaves and it cannot evaporate, they will easily rot. For plants that cannot be sprayed with water, you can use a soft cloth to wipe the leaves, which can also play a certain role in cleaning and moisturizing.

3. Notes

Some plants have small hairs on their leaves, which make it very difficult for the water to evaporate after being sprayed, and the leaves are more likely to rot. For example, begonia and gloxinia, these plants do not need to be sprayed with water.