Don't rush when caring for flowers in spring; do the daily care well so your flowers don't die in spring

Flower lovers all enjoy growing greenery, but many flower lovers don't know the good ways to care for flowers, especially when growing flowers in spring, when flowers are particularly prone to dying. You must master the correct methods of flower care, pay attention to watering and care, and don't let your flowers die in spring.

How to care for flowers in spring

1. Early spring temperatures are extremely unstable. Generally, the best time to plant flowers is around Qingming, and some flowers should be potted around Guyu, such as the common white orchid (Michelia alba), jasmine (Jasminum sambac), and Milan (Aglaia odorata). Some flowers need care before Guyu and Lixia, and the common cactus, ball cactus, and orchid cactus (Epiphyllum) can all be sown.

From Qingming to Guyu the temperature doesn't change too much, but it can easily lead to the temperature difference being too low or too high. On sunny days you can open the doors and windows to let the flowers get ventilation and breathe, keep the temperature suitable, and increase the light appropriately, so the flowers can bloom better!

2. Don't rush to open the windows for ventilation. In early spring the flower pots have just woken up and don't have much ability to resist harsh weather. Some people think that since spring has arrived, they should let the flowers suffer the battering of spring's dry, cold wind. The newly sprouted buds, when hit by the dry, cold wind, are easily frozen and withered. In spring, you need to prevent the cold wind from invading the flower pots, and don't rush to open the windows for ventilation.

3. Don't put the flower pots outdoors. Spring sunshine is bright, and many flower lovers want to move their flower pots outdoors to bask in the sun. Because the midday light is strong, the temperature around the flower pots can reach about 20°C, and when they are moved back indoors in the afternoon, it causes too great a temperature difference, making the flower pots unable to adapt and causing the flowers to die.

4. Don't fertilize the flowers too early. When fertilizing flowers, be careful to avoid raw fertilizer, concentrated fertilizer, hot fertilizer, and dry fertilizer. But many flower lovers are eager to care for their flowers and rush to fertilize as soon as spring comes and the plants are just out of the indoor environment. If the fertilizer used is raw or concentrated fertilizer that hasn't rotted and fermented, the flowers' tender green branches can't withstand it.

When fertilizing, you can apply light fertilizer frequently, gradually increasing the amount of flower fertilizer, so that the potted plant's branches and leaves become fuller. Wait until the plant is thriving and has a certain ability to tolerate fertilizer, and then fertilizing the flowers is the correct and scientific method.

5. Don't rush to water the flower pots heavily. As the weather warms up, the flower pots are sprouting new roots and growing new leaves, but the old roots have a weak ability to absorb water. If too much watering occurs, it very easily makes the potting soil damp and causes the plant to rot.

If the flower pots don't have strong evaporation capacity, then when watering flowers you need the principle of "water when dry, water when wet; water when it should be watered, don't water when it's not dry." Only this is a dialectical and scientific watering method.

The above is an introduction to not rushing when caring for flowers in spring. When caring for flowers in spring, pay attention to keeping the temperature stable. In spring, don't open the windows for ventilation and let the flowers be harmed. At the same time, pay attention to watering and fertilizing: don't water or fertilize too much, and don't do it too little either. Let the flowers get through spring's dangerous period, and let the flowers bloom better!