You can't grow flowers without it: use it well and the branches and leaves will be fat and lustrous, and the flowers will bloom abundantly and densely

When it comes to growing flowers, most people only know that flowers need soil, water and fertilizer, but plants are just like people: they have things they like and things they dislike, and many people simply don't know what those are. This is what explains why some people just can't grow flowers well. In fact, growing flowers is easy: you just need to prepare the things the plants like, use them well, and they will give you unexpected surprises. The following few things are indispensable for growing flowers.

Growing flowers is inseparable from soil, except of course for hydroponics. Soil is the foundation on which plants depend for survival, but whether they grow well depends on what kind of soil you use. If the soil you use hardens and cakes after watering, then no matter how easy the flower is to grow, it won't grow well in such soil. Whether it is purchased nutrient soil, garden soil, old flower soil, or flower soil you mix yourself, just a slight improvement can prevent the hardening and caking and turn it into genuinely good flower soil. Truly good soil is granular, dark in color, feels very light in the hand, clumps when you squeeze it, and crumbles as soon as you let go. So how can you achieve this effect? It's actually very simple: just add 40% sand and 10% organic fertilizer to the original soil and you can achieve the above effect. The sand must be washed clean with water, and the organic fertilizer must be fermented and fully rotted, such as cow manure, chicken manure, sheep manure, etc.; these are all sold in the market. You can also smash some hard nut shells and mix them into the soil, which can loosen it and let air through. Besides good soil quality, the following things are indispensable for growing flowers.

No one dares to say that the flowers they grow will never suffer pests and diseases, and preventing them in advance is always much better than waiting for them to happen and then treating them. So when growing flowers you need to keep fungicides and insecticides at home. Fungicides can be mixed into the flower soil, or added to water to water or spray the flowers, and either way they can prevent problems in advance and reduce the occurrence of disease. In spring, sprinkle an appropriate amount of insecticide into the pot; as you water, the insecticide seeps into the soil, and this can keep the pot free of insects for a year.

Fertilizer is indispensable for growing flowers. Besides the organic fertilizer you prepare yourself, there are two other fertilizers that are indispensable for growing flowers: one is slow-release fertilizer, and the other is monopotassium phosphate. Why are these two fertilizers indispensable? Because slow-release fertilizer is convenient to use, hygienic, doesn't burn roots, and is safe to use, making it most suitable for beginners. Monopotassium phosphate is an indispensable fertilizer for promoting flowering and keeping plants strong, and it is also a fertilizer with quite good results. So for growing flowers you only need to prepare flower soil, fungicides and insecticides, and fertilizer, and then use them well, and you won't have to worry about your flowers growing badly.