21 Common Flower Watering Techniques: Learn Them and Never Worry About Killing Your Plants Again

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Are you someone who loves growing flowers but does not know how to care for them, someone who can even kill a cactus? Do not worry. With this article, you will never need to worry again. From now on, grow whatever flowers you want. 1. Anthurium: water once every 12 days, water thoroughly...

1. Anthurium

Water once every 12 days, water thoroughly, and give it appropriate sunlight.

Anthurium

2. Pothos

Loves water; water once every three or four days, water thoroughly, rarely expose to sunlight; placing it in a spot with light is also fine.

Pothos

3. Boston Fern

Boston fern (Boston fern) prefers warm, humid and semi-shaded environments and dislikes extreme heat. It can be grown indoors in bright, indirect light, and must not be exposed to direct strong light, otherwise the leaves easily turn yellow or the leaf edges dry up. However, it also must not be grown in a dark place, otherwise the leaves will drop after a few weeks.

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Boston fern has stricter water requirements; it should not be too wet or too dry, and it is best to keep the potting soil consistently moist. In summer, mist 2-3 times a day; in winter, when room temperature is low, reduce watering. Keeping room temperature above 8 degrees is enough for it to overwinter safely.

Boston Fern

4. Begonia

Water once a week, water thoroughly, rarely expose to sunlight; place in a bright spot. Direct sunlight will cause the flowers to lose their true color and make them less enjoyable to view.

Begonia

5. Kalanchoe

Water once a week, water thoroughly, rarely expose to sunlight; place in a bright spot. Direct sunlight will cause the flowers to shrivel.

Kalanchoe

6. Snake Plant

Water once every half month, do not water thoroughly completely; right after watering, place it on a balcony with weak sunlight to cool for a few days, otherwise the roots will rot from being too wet. It should not be exposed to harsh sunlight.

Snake Plant

7. Poinsettia

Prefers a warm, humid environment and is not cold-tolerant; prefers ample light and is not shade-tolerant; it is not strict about soil quality, but prefers fertile, loose, well-draining, slightly acidic soil.

Poinsettia

8. Asparagus Fern

Loves water; water once a week, water thoroughly, and give it appropriate sunlight.

Asparagus Fern

9. Money Tree

Does not like water; spray a small amount of water every 20 days, or pour a little water into the saucer; it must not be exposed to sunlight. If you often water it thoroughly all at once, it will die, so water cautiously.

Money Tree

10. ZZ Plant

Does not like water; spray a small amount of water every half month, or pour a little water into the saucer; it must not be exposed to sunlight.

ZZ Plant

11. Ping'an Tree

Loves water; water once a week, water thoroughly, and give it more sunlight. Ping'an tree, also known as: Lanyu cinnamon; other names: Hongtouyu cinnamon, Hongtoushan cinnamon, Fanglanshan cinnamon, large-leaf cinnamon, Taiwan cinnamon, etc.

Ping'an Tree

12. Banyan Tree

Loves water; water once a week, water thoroughly, and give it plenty of sunlight.

Banyan Tree

13. Camellia

Loves water; water once a week, water thoroughly, and give it appropriate sunlight.

Camellia

14. Clivia

Clivia

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15. Bird of Paradise

Loves sunlight but cannot tolerate the scorching summer sun of the north; loves warmth and is not cold-tolerant; requires moderate temperatures in winter and a cool, humid environment in summer; prefers well-draining, airy humus soil.

Bird of Paradise

16. Dracaena Fragrans

For potted plants, use fertile soil rich in humus and well-draining; a mix of leaf mold and river sand works. Dracaena fragrans is drought-tolerant but not waterlogging-tolerant. During the growing season, water thoroughly. Dracaena fragrans fears cold and freezing, so in winter place it indoors in a spot with ample sunlight, and keep the temperature between 5°C-10°C. Water once a week.

Main pest: Sugar cane borer - the sugar cane borer mainly bores into the fleshy cortex of Dracaena fragrans as a larva.

Dracaena Fragrans

17. Aglaia

Prefers warmth and humidity, fears dryness, and is not cold-tolerant; prefers sunlight and is not shade-tolerant; prefers fertile, loose, slightly acidic sandy soil. A poem praises it: "Its small melon-seed leaves are also elegant, and the whole tree blooms with rice-shaped flowers; who can compare with its rich fragrance, welcoming distant guests to brew fragrant tea."

Aglaia

18. Bromeliad

Water once every 12 days, water thoroughly, rarely expose to sunlight.

Bromeliad

19. Bleeding Heart Vine

Prefers warmth and humidity and is not cold-tolerant; prefers ample sunlight but fears direct strong light; prefers fertile, well-draining, airy humus soil.

Bleeding Heart Vine

20. Serissa

Serissa is an evergreen or semi-evergreen small shrub; it prefers shady, humid, warm climates and is not cold-tolerant; it is not strict about soil. It prefers well-draining, airy humus soil. In summer, provide moderate shading; in winter, keeping room temperature above 10 degrees is enough for it to overwinter safely.

Serissa

21. Purslane

Loves water; water once a week, water thoroughly, and give it more sunlight.

Purslane

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21 Common Flower Watering Techniques: Learn Them and Never Worry About Killing Your Plants Again

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