Excuse me, how about this azalea? The seller said it was a face lift and watered it two or three days later. It's just come back, and it's driving well. These two days, the flowers withered and fell t

Excuse me, how about this azalea? The seller said it was a face lift and watered it two or three days later. It's just come back, and it's driving well. These two days, the flowers withered and fell to the ground as soon as they touched the leaves. You can pick some leaves, control the water (waterlogging will rot the roots, so don't talk about it when it is dry), and don't bask in the sun (light scattering will do). Maybe there's hope. These flowers were washed out in the greenhouse or with drugs. Therefore, it is best to pick more than half of the flowers and leaves (or cut off some branches that are too dense, which will make the flowers look more natural and reduce the loss of nutrients). It's best to remove some flowers when pruning, not too cold or too hot. Spray ferrous sulfate. Rhododendron is an acidic plant, which is very sensitive to environmental changes. )

It is strongly recommended to drain half the branches, pick all the flowers, and spray ferrous sulfate once every ten days and a half months (the proportion should be used according to the instructions, not more spraying).

There may be help, so wait and see the dead branches.