Worried about flower theft? These tricks will keep flower thieves away

Lately, quite a few gardening friends are furious!

How can there be such annoying people as flower thieves in this world?

One gardening friend worried she couldn't grow roses well at home, so she planted them in front of her shop. Every day when she opened the shop, she would look at the roses, occasionally take photos and post them on Moments, and felt her mood improve.

However, one morning, she found the roses had been stolen, and they had been pulled up by the roots!

Another gardening friend, "Wind Dance Broken Gut Grass", said that the 2 roses she grew at the entrance of her yard were also directly pulled out by the roots by someone! You'd think even normal pruning feels especially prickly, so didn't the thief feel the prickles when stealing them?

There's something even more infuriating! Not only were all the big flowers blooming on this gardening friend's roses pinched off by someone, but someone also spat on the hydrangea. Just thinking about it is absolutely disgusting!

Speaking of flower thieves, the next one is even more depressing! The toothpick-sized cuttings that had just been pruned and planted were stolen after a rain! Do you think a thief could really keep such cuttings alive after taking them home?

Some even steal the flowers and leave the pot behind. Isn't that even more infuriating! What's the matter? Do you want to leave me a keepsake or something?

Little tricks to prevent flower thieves

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Creative source: Ethereal Beauty

1. Install an iron cage for anti-theft protection

If you have a small yard and plenty of space, you can build a larger iron cage and lock all the flowers inside it. This way, it won't delay your flowers from getting sunlight, and it can also prevent them from being stolen.

2. Lock them up with an iron chain

If your flowers at home are relatively precious and you're worried a flower thief will pull them out by the roots, then lock the flowers up with an iron chain. It's best to use an iron chain of 3mm or more.

3. Lock the flower pots

If you're worried a flower thief will steal the whole pot, then plant them in flower pots with ears and lock the pots with an iron chain!

4. Install surveillance + a fence

Use a fence to enclose all your flowers, put up notices on the fence, and then keep surveillance on 24 hours a day to serve as a warning.

5. Plant some nettles

Nettle leaves have many serrated edges. If you accidentally touch them, not only will your hands hurt badly from the prickles, but small bumps will also appear that are painful and itchy. They exist completely to stop flower thieves!

Although I've shared so many little tricks,

as the saying goes,

locks can only guard against gentlemen, not petty people!

I still hope everyone will carefully keep an eye on their own flowers!