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What flowers should you not keep in autumn? These 3 kinds die as soon as you bring them home, no matter how cheap they are, don't keep them

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Hello everyone, welcome to today's article. Today, the editor will continue to share with you some little flower-growing tips from the game. So, about today's exciting content, let's take a look together below! Autumn has just arrived, and the flowers at home are all...

Hello everyone, welcome to today's article. Today, the editor will continue to share with you some little flower-growing tips from the game. So, about today's exciting content, let's take a look together below!

Autumn has just arrived, and the flowers at home are in a gap between old and new blooms, with nothing nice to look at, so you get itchy and think about browsing the flower market every day. Speaking of buying flowers at the flower market, you can't do it blindly. Even if you buy fresh flowers and bring them home, they can wither and die with just a little carelessness!

The first time you see gardenia, don't think that just because autumn has arrived there are no gardenias. Ever since growing sheds appeared, you can see gardenias covered in buds in all four seasons, which is simply too tempting, because the shop owner says they are four-season gardenias that can bloom in all four seasons.

In fact, gardenia only blooms in warm and humid seasons, which each year is just from April to June, so don't believe in any so-called seasonal flowers. Gardenia is already not easy to keep alive, let alone buying gardenia in autumn.

Second, kalanchoe. Many flower lovers' kalanchoe barely made it through summer, and this time in early autumn it mysteriously got overwatered. The editor's suggestion is to take more leaves and propagate several plants by leaf cuttings. As long as the green hills remain, there will be no shortage of firewood. Third, orchids. The orchids in the flower room are all master-level, and the prices are not low either. Unless your orchid-growing skills are first-rate, do not try them. If you start in autumn, even a master will tremble.

In autumn, the light is strong and the air is dry, so orchids very easily wither, develop yellow leaves, and die of disease. When you buy them, they still look decent, but within a few days of getting home they turn into grass. Have you all remembered the methods above? If you have any questions, welcome to leave a message below!




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