These flowers must not be sprayed with water on their leaves, or they will easily wither and die

During the Spring Festival, the weather warms up and the air becomes rather dry. Many flower lovers like to mist their plants, as this can increase the humidity of the environment, make the flowers grow lush, and help clean the leaf surface. But some flowers, if you spray them with water, will die on you in no time!

1. Golden barrel cactus

If you spray water on a golden barrel cactus, although it can help clean the cactus, it very easily causes the cactus to rot. The golden barrel cactus is a potted plant that is very tolerant of drought, and too much spraying actually makes it very prone to rotting. If you have sprayed a golden barrel cactus too much, it is best to immediately take it to a well-ventilated place to speed up water evaporation and prevent rot.

2. Cyclamen

The leaf buds of cyclamen are very afraid of water. If you spray water directly on the leaves of cyclamen, it will also very easily cause the leaf buds to rot. If the cyclamen is in its flowering period, do not spray water on the petals either, otherwise it will very easily cause the petals to rot.

3. Clivia

When caring for clivia normally, try not to spray water on the leaves, as it is easy for the water washed off the leaves to flow into the middle part of the plant, which can easily cause the core to rot. If you want to clean clivia leaves normally, it is best to dip a soft cloth in clean water or beer and wipe them, so that water will not flow into the center of the leaves.

4. Wax begonia

The leaves of wax begonia have many fine hairs. If you want to spray water on the leaves, the hairs on the leaves will hinder water evaporation, which easily causes water to accumulate on the leaves and rot them. If you want to increase the environmental humidity, you can spray water on the ground around the plant.