It is always bad to plant flowers, as if you have entered some misunderstanding of planting flowers. What misunderstandings should be avoided?

Many flower lovers have experienced the death of flowers, and then sum up their experiences and lessons, start over and gradually accumulate experience to become senior flower masters. This process is an extreme test of patience, carefulness and psychological endurance. After all, flowers and plants are dead, which is quite frustrating. Many flower lovers have changed their ways from loving flowers to sending them at last.

In fact, as long as you learn some basic knowledge of flower cultivation, the remaining skills and experience are accumulated slowly by yourself, not overnight. There are also many flower friends talking to me. I grow flowers exactly according to the steps you taught me. How did I die? Sometimes, it is not necessarily who is right or wrong to raise flowers badly, but some careless misunderstandings that kill flowers and plants, and we don't know yet.

Myth 1: Many flower friends still remember a sentence after pouring half the water. When they saw water dripping from the bottom of the basin, they were soaked through. However, some nutrient soils are very loose, breathable and well drained. When we water it, we flush it with water, which causes water to drip from the bottom of the basin, and most of the soil in the basin is dry.

The correct way is to water slowly from all sides with a watering can until the bottom of the basin comes out, rest for 10 minutes, and then water it again to ensure that it is permeable every time.

Myth 2: Watering time is very particular about watering time, especially potted flowers. Like some common sense, you can't water at noon in summer and at night in winter. As we all know, at noon in summer, the temperature is very high, and the temperature of flowerpots and pots is also very high. At this time, a large amount of water in the soil cools the flowerpot, and the capillary roots of plants will burst due to sudden cooling, which will affect the absorption of water. Watering at night in winter, after the temperature drops at night, the excess water can not be discharged, which will cause freezing damage and affect the root system.

The correct way is to water in the morning or evening in summer, and then water the flowerpot and soil after the temperature drops. In winter, we should choose to water the flowers and plants at noon on a sunny day when the temperature is best kept at zero. In this way, at night, the excess water in the basin soil is basically evaporated or discharged. Even if the temperature drops at night, the roots will not be greatly affected.

Myth 3: The so-called flower cultivation techniques are some so-called folk flower cultivation techniques, such as leftover tea, rice washing, vegetable washing water, soybean water, egg shells, fish and shrimp shells, rice vinegar, beer and so on. These daily necessities can be used to grow flowers. But for a novice gardener, or someone who has never been exposed to it. It is best not to use it or use it with caution. These daily necessities are used to grow flowers, which is nothing more than supplementary nutrition, but is supplementary nutrition better than ready-made fertilizer? For example, a series of flowers or special fertilizers for various flowers.

Planting flowers with these daily necessities requires skilled and superb flower planting skills. To put it simply, which of the above-mentioned things needs to be broken down? What can be used directly? Which ones need to be diluted before use? Or the number of these things? How to use it? Wait, you just read a few words and get some knowledge.

Myth 4: It is a fact that potted flowers are kept outdoors for a long time in the rain. Everyone thinks it is better to plant them than to put them indoors. But in the rainy season in summer or other rainy seasons, some drought-tolerant flowers and plants can't stand the erosion of rain, especially after rain. If you stay outdoors in this weather, some flowers and plants will die.

Planting flowers and plants outdoors is really unique, with sufficient sunlight and good ventilation environment, and it can also accept the rain and dew of nature. However, under some special climatic conditions, some drought-tolerant plants must be moved indoors for conservation, otherwise the long-term humidity will be too high, which will easily cause root rot and black rot. Especially as it says above, the big sun after heavy rain is the number one killer of all small potted flowers.

Myth 5: Never change the pot. I know a friend who likes flowers. Every time I go to the flower market, I buy it from buy buy. But there are always so many flowers in her house. Because she never changes pots when growing flowers, she usually grows worse and worse. Finally, she either gave them away or threw them into the dustbin. Flowers and plants bought at the flower market or online, if you change pots, you will find that their roots are very developed, and basically several pots of soil are wrapped inside. If you don't turn over the pots and change the soil, such flowers won't last long.

Generally speaking, small potted plants need to be changed once every 1 year, medium potted plants once every 2 years, and some large potted plants once every 3-5 years. Every time you turn over the pot and change the soil, you should trim the roots, cut off the old and weak roots, dead roots and so on. Then carefully remove one-third to one-half of the old soil and put it back into the pot. Potted flowers and plants can grow stronger and stronger.

Of course, there must be more misunderstandings about the death of flowers, but these misunderstandings are common mistakes that flower friends often make and the most common misunderstandings that lead to the death of flowers. I hope it is useful for flower friends. Share some remaining misunderstandings with the flower friends next time. Remember to press one key three times!