It's not that I'm being petty, but there are plenty of unscrupulous vendors in the flower market these days who call big ones small and can even pass off dead plants as living ones! It's spring now, so when you go out to buy flowers you must keep your eyes wide open and not get fooled! When buying flowers now, some are fine to buy, but some flowers should not be bought, for example:

1. Ones with poor appearance

Many flower lovers go to the flower market for a specific flower, and sometimes they come across ones whose appearance isn't very good, and the boss will push them on you with all kinds of excuses, such as a cheap price! Don't be fooled; if there are yellow leaves, yellow spots, or no luster, you should resolutely give them up.

There are also special-priced flowers; if you don't particularly like them, or if you're not especially experienced, it's better not to buy them. They'll die after a few days at home, and it's not worth it!

2. Ones with leaf shine added

Many flower shop owners spray on some leaf shine right in front of customers so they look better! Although leaf shine isn't especially harmful, if you really want to buy one, it's best to wipe the leaves with clean water after you get home!

3. Flowers that were just repotted

When buying flowers, look carefully at the color of the soil. If it's obvious at a glance that it was just repotted, you may not know how to help it adjust after bringing it home, and it will die within a few days! If you dig into the pot and find that the roots inside haven't grown well at all, how can you keep it alive!

4. Passing off inferior goods as good ones

This mainly tricks beginners at growing flowers. If you don't know what flower it is, for example Rosa multiflora, Chinese rose, or rose, since you can't tell them apart anyway, they'll insist on calling Rosa multiflora a Chinese rose and sell it to you, and you'll still happily hand over your money! So when buying flowers you must keep your eyes wide open!

5. Flowers that have been dyed

Earlier I told a joke: his sister bought a pot of cactus, raised it for nearly 1 year, and one time accidentally knocked it over, and when it fell straight onto the ground, only then did she discover that she had been raising a fake flower for that whole year!

So these brightly colored cacti are very easy to use to trick people! Don't be fooled!

Also, even if it is a real cactus, after being dyed, the chemicals will affect the cactus's growth, and once you bring it home it will slowly rot!