1. Indoor ventilation
Reason:
Poor indoor air is particularly likely to cause flower death. The rotten soil in the pot will not evaporate as soon as possible, which will also affect the normal root of the pot. Moreover, flowers and plants will compete for oxygen with people in the house for a long time, which is bad for your health
Correct practice:
Usually remember to open more windows for ventilation and move the flowers and plants to a place with smooth ventilation, so that the flowers and plants can breathe smoothly and will not die
2. Watering time is optional
Reason:
Some flower friends often water the flowers when they think of it. Even some flower friends water the flowers at noon, which leads to the drooping leaves of the flowers and plants. Coupled with the sun exposure, they are directly like a sauna
Correct practice:
If it's winter, it's best to choose the watering time between 12-14 noon. In spring, summer and autumn, it's best to choose before 10 a.m. and after 6 p.m. Before watering, it is best to dry the tap water for more than 24 hours to make the water temperature close to the room temperature, and let the chlorine in the water volatilize
3. Watering only wet the basin surface
Reason:
Some flower friends are worried that the flowers in their home will drown if there is too much water, so when watering the flowers, they only wet the layer of pot soil. However, the root system under them can't absorb water at all, and it's easy to dry to death after a long time
Correct practice:
General flowers should ensure that "do not dry, do not water, and water thoroughly". When the flowerpot is obviously lighter, or the surface of the pot soil is white and dry, pour it again for water penetration. Make sure that water leaks out from the bottom of the flowerpot
4. There are water drops on the leaves at night
Reason:
Some flower friends have no time during the day and can only choose to water at night, but after watering, they just throw it aside. At this time, there will be water droplets on the leaves. If they are not cleaned, they will lead to leaf decay and cause diseases and pests
Correct practice:
Whether it is watering the flowers in the evening or wiping the leaves with a wet cloth, if water droplets are still left on the leaves, it is best to wipe them off with a dry cloth or water them in the morning so that the water droplets can evaporate as soon as possible, so as to avoid leaf decay
5. The more fertilizer, the better
Reason:
Some flower friends disliked the slow growth of their own flowers, so they applied some fertilizer every three or five times. As a result, the flowers didn't grow up for a long time, but they died of rotten roots because of too much fertilizer. It's terrible
Correct practice:
No matter what flower it is, it's best to apply fertilizer according to the method of "thin fertilizer and frequent application"
If it is in the growth period or after flowering, it is best to apply more nitrogen fertilizer, such as traditional Chinese medicine residue fertilizer and soybean residue fertilizer
If it is in the bud stage, it is best to apply more phosphorus fertilizer, such as fish bone fertilizer, potassium dihydrogen phosphate, etc
6. Put it next to the radiator or air conditioner
Reason:
Many flower friends start to worry after summer or winter. I'm worried about the flowers dying in the sun in summer and freezing in winter, so I often let the flowers blow the air conditioner directly or move directly to the radiator. In fact, doing so can easily lead to water shortage of flowers and plants, dry roots, wilting and death
Correct practice:
If it's summer, be sure to keep the flowers away from the air conditioner. Don't blow them directly. Sooner or later, move the flowers to the windowsill for ventilation
If it's winter, don't let the flowers get too close to the heating, as long as the temperature is enough. At the same time, remember to water more to prevent drying and water shortage
7. Put it next to the TV
Reason:
Many flower friends have heard that flowers and plants can absorb radiation, so they like to put flowers and plants next to the TV. In fact, this is not very good. Because when the TV is working, the radioactive substances sent out can damage the cells of plants and may lead to the death of flowers
Correct practice:
Flowers at home should be kept away from the TV as far as possible to avoid radiation.
8. Water the flowers directly with the leftover tea
Reason:
Many flower friends have the habit of pouring the leftover overnight tea directly into the flowerpot. In fact, it is very easy to attract small insects in this way, and it will cause soil hardening over a long time, which will affect the respiration of roots and lead to the direct death of flowers
Correct practice:
If you want to use the leftover tea to water the flowers, you'd better use it after a period of time. Collect the leftover tea, add some water and expose it to the sun for 1-2 weeks. Wait until the tea is fully rotten and then use it
9. The more you spend, the better
Reason:
Many flower friends who like to raise flowers especially like to buy, but because the place at home is not so large, it seems that the space is particularly tight, resulting in the lack of space for the full growth of flowers and plants, so naturally they will not grow vigorously
Correct practice:
Generally, 2-3 pots of large or medium-sized plants can be placed in a 15 ㎡ room, and 3-5 pots of small plants can also be placed. Don't put too much
10. Don't put poisonous flowers in the house
Reason:
Many flower friends buy flowers they like directly when they see them. However, many flowers are harmful to the body. If they are placed in the house for a long time, they will have a certain impact on the health of the body. For example, the juice of dripping Guanyin will stick to the skin and cause redness and swelling
Correct practice:
Don't covet more flowers. Put the flowers that are most suitable for you in your limited space
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