How to grow flowers during the plum rain season? Keep these precautions in mind

The plum rain season is a time when many plants are relatively prone to disease. Because the plum rain season is hot and humid, once the amount of watering is not controlled well, it is very easy to cause plant diseases. So what exactly should be paid attention to when cultivating flowers during the plum rain season?

Potted flowers

1. Strengthen ventilation to prevent plants from getting pests and diseases. Spray potted flowers once a week with insecticide and fungicide, for 3 to 4 times in a row.

2. Loosen the soil often to prevent the soil from compacting.

3. Do not let potted flowers be exposed to rain often, so as to avoid nutrient loss.

4. Raise the flower pots to help drainage and also prevent water accumulation in the potting soil.

5. If potted flowers show leaf drop or root rot, move the potted flowers to a cool, ventilated place, and repot them promptly if the situation is serious.

6. Because air humidity is high and leaf transpiration is reduced, reduce the frequency and amount of watering to prevent excessive shoot growth.

7. Flowers that need shade should be placed under a shade shed to prevent sunlight from scorching the leaves.

8. Adjust the ratio of flowers to leaves to prevent flowers and trees from dropping blossoms and fruit. To control vegetative growth, cut back vegetative branches, remove newly sprouted multiple buds, and spray potassium dihydrogen phosphate on the leaves to ensure normal growth of flowers and fruit.