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What is the lifeblood of each flower? Grasp the key points of care

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; There are many guides and secrets for teaching people how to grow flowers. But after learning them back and forth, many times people still cannot grow the flowers at home well. In fact, every kind of flower has a key point for growing it well! Let's take a look at where the "lifeblood" of each flower lies...

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There are many guides and secrets for teaching people how to grow flowers. But after learning them back and forth, many times people still cannot grow the flowers at home well. In fact, every kind of flower has a key point for growing it well! Let's take a look at where the "lifeblood" of each flower lies!

Chinese rose

Chinese rose cultivation is very widespread. When caring for Chinese roses, pay attention: if Chinese roses are not pruned, there will be few flowers the next year; if the calyx is cut off from Chinese rose flowers, the flowers will keep coming without stopping.

Chloranthus and jasmine

Why put these two together? Because there is a saying that goes well: Chloranthus will not die from shade, and jasmine will not die from sun.

Money tree

Caring for a money tree is very simple, and the key is: watering. You must wait until the top 3-5 cm of the potting soil is completely dry before watering, and when you water, water it thoroughly!

Lucky bamboo

The vital point of lucky bamboo is: master the temperature well! The most suitable growing temperature for lucky bamboo is 20 degrees C. In winter, if you do not pay attention to keeping it warm, it can easily freeze to death. In spring, also be careful not to let it get hit by cold wind, otherwise the leaves can easily turn yellow and dry up!

Pothos

Pothos has a large water requirement. In spring, you can water once every 5-7 days and gradually increase it to 2-3 times a week, keeping the potting soil slightly moist, but do not let water accumulate in the pot.

Asparagus fern

The key to caring for asparagus fern is humidity. Once watering is insufficient or the air humidity is too low, asparagus fern begins to turn yellow. So water asparagus fern about once every 4-6 days. Usually use a spray bottle to spray water toward the leaves and around the flowerpot to ensure humidity. It is best to use the soaking method for watering.

Pennywort

Pennywort needs attention to two things: light and watering. If you want pennywort to grow vigorously, you must care for it with plenty of water and plenty of sun. Place it on a south-facing balcony to receive sufficient light, and at the same time give it water once a day or twice a day, and pennywort will quickly fill the pot!

Kalanchoe

Kalanchoe likes light. The more light there is, the more vivid the flowers will be. It must receive 8 hours of light every day, so when grown indoors, it is best to place it on a south-facing balcony or south-facing windowsill. If conditions allow, placing it in the yard is best!

Succulents

Succulents generally do not have a large water requirement, but the better the light conditions, the better the color of the succulents will look. So you must give succulents sufficient light. A south-facing balcony or south-facing windowsill, or even outdoor growing, is fine. Normally, just water again when you feel the flowerpot has become noticeably lighter.

Camellia

The key point in caring for camellias is air humidity. Please note one secret: a mild and moist environment is excellent, and cultivated camellias will bloom beautifully.

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