The flower market runs deep: if you come across these 3 kinds of flowers, don't buy them even at half price - you'll only lose out if you do

More and more people like to keep flowers at home these days. The main reason is that space in the city is limited, so flowers can only be transplanted into pots and kept at home. That's why friends in the city usually go to the flower market to buy them. But today I want to remind everyone that the flower market runs deep: if you come across these "3 kinds" of flowers, don't buy them even at half price - you'll only lose out if you do.

For experienced growers, this can actually be avoided, but for beginners it's very easy to fall for, and the flowers they bring home develop all sorts of problems within two or three months and end up withering and dying outright. That wastes not only money but also time and energy, so beginners buying flowers must look carefully at all these details.

1. The pot is very light

Many people, when they go to buy flowers, first look at how the flowers look on the surface and rarely pay attention to what the bottom of the pot is like. So some sellers pad the bottom of the pot with foam, making the flowers look very tall, and they also use foam as filler to cut the shipping cost of the flowers. If the pot feels rather light when you lift it, then it's all foam padding inside, and there's very little soil in there too. The plant's roots have no way to spread out, so the flowers can't absorb nutrients, which causes yellowing leaves.

2. Loose soil

This is another part many people easily overlook, because most people only notice the leaves and flowers and don't check the soil. Some sellers put newly transplanted flowers into pots to sell. Flowers like this are actually very hard to keep alive once you get them home, because their roots haven't bonded well with the soil. With the slightest carelessness, the roots rot from overwatering, and it's also possible that the soil environment the seller swapped in isn't suitable for the plant's growth, which likewise holds back the flowers' growth.

3. All sorts of different colors

Many people only see a surface impression when keeping flowers, namely that the flowers are growing very brightly, and they're especially interested in those strange and unusual flowers. In fact, this is all a trick sellers use to attract customers. Either they've sprayed a growth enhancer on them, or they've been made by adding pigment. So plants like this not only won't live long once you bring them home, but the harmful substances given off by certain chemicals can also affect your health.

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