Water these flowers more in autumn and they will fill their pots in 10 days
To grow flowers well, watering is key. Water is the source of all things. If you get watering right, can a pot bursting with flowers really be far away? Especially now that autumn has arrived and the weather is getting cooler by the day. At this time, many flowers that were dormant during the high temperatures of summer enter a crazy growth phase. At this point, we only need to pay attention to the growth habits of the flowers and water the plants correctly, and they will grow like crazy. For example, the 3 kinds of flowers we will talk about in today's topic really do grow like crazy when given water, and they quickly fill their pots. The scene is a bit too crazy. Let's take a look at today's sharing topic!
When "these flowers" enter autumn, give them more "water" and in 10 days they will "fill their pots" - too "crazy"
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Pothos
Pothos can be said to be the easiest potted plant to grow like crazy. Especially after the weather turns cool in autumn, most flowers enter a new growth period, so pothos certainly likes autumn more than other flowers. On these crisp autumn days, give pothos a bit more water and let it go wild.
How do you water pothos in autumn? Actually, the watering frequency is about once every 5 days or so, and the pot should not have standing water, but you must mist pothos, mist it, mist it. Alright, for important things, say them three times. Have you flower lovers remembered that? It is about misting pothos more so it stays in a moist state, and then it will grow well. If you can also give it a little nitrogen water, then for pothos it is like giving wings to a tiger. It is recommended to water it about every 15 days with a little fermented rice-washing water or soybean water. If you do not have those, you can add a few grains of "urea" when watering, or you can add a nutrient solution for foliage potted plants, and both can produce very good results.
(Two)
Spider plant
There is no need to say much about the spider plant. I believe everyone is very familiar with it. The spider plant's growing ability goes without saying. It does well in both north and south. Whether you are a flower lover in the south or a flower lover in the north, you can grow it, and it can grow especially lush anywhere. This kind of flower can be said to survive no matter how you grow it, but surviving and growing well are very different. Wanting to grow a spider plant until it fills its pot is not an easy thing either. But now that autumn has arrived, it is said that as long as you give the spider plant a little water, it will grow like crazy. So what kind of water do we give the spider plant?
Actually, it is just ordinary water, only there are particular ways to water it. We need to let tap water sit for 1-2 days before using it. When watering, if you can use rainwater or river water, that is even better. It is recommended to water about once every 5 days, but you should mist the spider plant's leaves every day. If you can also give it fertiliser water about once every 10 days, then it will grow super crazily and also fill up with little spider plantlets.
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Kalanchoe
Kalanchoe is a potted plant with thick, juicy leaves, evergreen all year round, and it looks good just for its foliage. But its flowers are even more beautiful, and kalanchoe also has many varieties, rich flower colours, and an auspicious meaning, so it is loved by a wide range of flower lovers. In particular, it can bloom around the New Year and other festivals. Whether placed in the living room, bedroom, or study, it is a great highlight, welcoming guests and bringing blessings, especially suitable, and it has won the affection of many flower lovers.
Autumn has arrived, and kalanchoe has passed through the high-temperature dormancy period of summer. At this time, we must keep up its fertiliser and water, so that it can grow more and be ready for blooming in winter.
In early autumn, we need to water kalanchoe once every 5-7 days, and when watering, it is best to add an appropriate amount of nitrogen fertiliser to promote the growth of kalanchoe. You can also water it with a little fermented rice-washing water or soybean water, and both can achieve very good results. After that, you need to mist its leaves every day.
By late autumn, when watering, you need to spray kalanchoe with phosphorus fertiliser, preferably 0.3% monopotassium phosphate, so that when kalanchoe reaches its flowering period it can be covered with flowers, especially beautiful!
That is all for today's sharing,