When the weather turns cool, don't care for your flowers like this, otherwise you'll lose a pot with every pot you grow, what a pity
After several heavy rains the weather gradually turns cool. Speaking of this weather, it really is a source of both joy and anger for friends who love growing flowers. As soon as the weather gets hot, everyone starts to worry and rejoice at the same time - worried because with the weather so hot, what if the flowers they love get damaged by the heat, and happy because many kinds of flowers may enter their blooming period in summer, and after growing them for so long they finally bloom, which is truly joyful!
The weather not only affects the growth speed of plants and their flowering and fruiting, but also affects the moods of us who love growing flowers.
See, the weather has just turned cool, and some beginners who have only just started growing flowers may already be "getting confused". While the weather hasn't fully turned cool yet, Huahua will quickly talk about the mistakes easily made when growing flowers in autumn, and "strangle" the wrong ideas in the cradle!
Watering is the most critical step in growing flowers throughout all four seasons. Good watering not only replenishes the water plants need in time, but also plays an important role in promoting plant growth. So the importance of watering is truly self-evident. However, as summer turns into autumn, many friends may develop some "little ideas" of their own when growing flowers, which not only fail to help the plants grow, but may even cause the plants to lose their lives. That really is being a bit too opinionated. Today Huahua will correct the problems beginners often have.
1. Not watering flowers properly
Many beginners think that in summer the temperature is high and water evaporates quickly, so they water a bit more, and that is indeed correct. But when autumn comes and the temperature drops, beginners take matters into their own hands and noticeably reduce the amount of water they give the plants, resulting in the water not soaking through. Everyone should know that if the bottom of the pot stays dry for a long time, the roots at the bottom of the pot will also lack water. If the plant's roots don't get enough water, the plant's leaves will turn yellow and dry up, and the roots will also dry up and die from going too long without water.
2. Applying too much fertilizer
Autumn, with its suitable temperatures, really is a good time for plants to grow. Many plants bloom in autumn, and many friends also choose to graft and take cuttings of flowers in autumn. At this time, plants really need nutrients. So it's understandable that everyone applies a bit more fertilizer. But many beginners don't understand the amount of fertilizer to use, which leads to applying too much fertilizer, applying it too frequently, or applying it too concentrated. That really is going beyond the proper limit. This will burn the plant's roots, so I hope everyone pays attention.
These two problems are almost always mistakes that beginners often make. Huahua points them out here in the hope that the vast number of novice beginners won't make similar mistakes. Growing flowers is a very pleasant thing, so don't let your impatience or haste cause your flowers to lose their lives.
When growing flowers, you should love flowers even more.