Use these 4 little tips for growing flowers, and they will grow fast, have green leaves, and bloom abundantly

Many friends love flowers, but many of them often say they are the kind of person who can even kill a cactus, and have no confidence at all in growing flowers. Here Bai Xiaomei'er really wants to say that if you are not careful, cacti really are very easy to kill, for example: root rot. Today I will share with friends who love growing flowers a few flower-growing experiences accumulated by countless flower-growing predecessors, for reference.

1. For flowers to bloom well, fertilizer is indispensable

Never expect that a pot of flowers will stay the way it was when you bought it home, and that it can keep looking that way if you just leave it there without care. Usually, just watering is completely unable to meet the needs of the flowers. If you want them to grow densely and bloom brightly,at leastapply fertilizer once every 1-2 months. If you are lazy, you can buy some ready-made organic fertilizer, compound fertilizer, and the like to keep at home. If you are diligent, you can make some flower fertilizer yourself. Here are a few simple and convenient ways to make flower fertilizer:

Rice-washing water:The rice-washing water from a type of no-wash rice actually has almost no effect. It is best to use the kind of rice that is hulled at home in the countryside. Put the rice-washing water into a container and ferment it for about 1 month, then dilute it each time before watering the flowers. It can very well promote the growth of flowers and trees.

Peanut shells and walnut shells:After washing them clean and drying them in the sun, mix them into the soil. They can both increase soil aeration and serve as flower fertilizer.

2. Water in moderation

Even for the same variety of flowers, the water needs in different homes are different because the home environments are different. Therefore, how many days between waterings is not a rigid indicator. Please be sure to decide the watering frequency according to your own environment, temperature, and air humidity, and be sure to remember to check at least once a week whether the flowers are short of water. The easiest way is to pick up the pot yourself and feel its weight. If it has clearly become lighter, replenish water in time. For large potted plants, just check whether the potting soil has turned pale?

3. Deal with pests and diseases in time

The most annoying thing about growing flowers is encountering pests and diseases. Do not expect the flowers to heal themselves. When you see that some flowers and plants have pests or diseases, isolate them in time from healthy plants and treat the affected plants. If you are lazy, just buy the corresponding medicine. If you are diligent, you can consider making some medicines yourself for prevention.

Cigarette butt solution:Soak cigarette butts and cut tobacco in hot water for one or two days. When the water turns dark brown, sprinkle part of the water on the flower stems and leaves, and dilute the rest before pouring it into the flower pot. Ants can then be eliminated.

Washing powder solution:Dissolve one tablespoon of washing powder in 4 liters of water, and spray it on flower leaves every two weeks. It can completely eliminate whiteflies and bacteria.

Milk solution:Mix 4 cups of flour and half a cup of milk into 20 liters of water, stir, filter through gauze, and spray it on flower leaves. It can kill mites and their eggs.

4. Variety is very important

When buying flowers, be sure to choose suitable flowers according to your own actual light and ventilation conditions. Do not move them all home just because they look pretty. Some flowers like sun, and some like shade. For homes with poor light, try to choose flowers that can survive well even with insufficient sunlight. For homes with good light, it is relatively easier to choose flowers. Be sure to choose according to the actual situation!