Flowers bought from a flower shop die within a few days - is the seller playing tricks?

For friends who love growing flowers, every time you pass by the flower market and see beautiful flowers, you just can't resist buying a pot. But the flowers bought from the flower market bloom once or wither within a month or two. What is the reason for this? Is there some trick at the flower market,

Actually, the flowers we buy back are prone to wilting and dropping their buds, and do not grow well. Most of the time it is not because the flower market has some hidden agenda, but because of our own reasons

Potted flowers just bought are usually in bloom. Before blooming, the greenhouse gave them plenty of light, fertilizer and water, so the flowers bloom brilliantly and look appealing. When we just buy them home, we have not understood the flower's growth habits, and we do not give it light and water according to its habits, or its growing environment changes abruptly,

There is also the fact that after the flowers finish blooming, if we do not prune the spent flowers in time, it will not grow well. Especially after blooming, the plant's nutrients are excessively depleted, so you must apply a multi-element fertilizer to replenish the nutrients consumed by blooming, and only then will the plant continue to grow healthily. Otherwise, it easily leads to the potted plant wilting, not growing, or even withering. These are all very important for growing flowers

Another point: the soil of flowers just bought is usually fairly compacted, so water does not easily soak through. After the flowers finish blooming, you should repot and change the soil in time, switching to loose, breathable soil, so that water soaks through easily. Only when the roots are in loose, breathable soil will the plant grow well,

So, for the flowers we buy back, we should first study their growth habits, and then care for them, and it will be very simple

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