These flowers must not be exposed to rain, or they may damage the roots!

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1. Flowers in dormant or semi-dormant state

2. Flowers that are afraid of waterlogging

3. Flowers with sensitive branches and leaves

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We all know that rainwater contains a large number of trace elements. Many of these trace elements play a very good role in the growth of flowers. However, there are several situations where flowers should not be exposed to rain at all. Seriously, it is very dangerous. It may cause the death of plants. Let’s take stock with the editor to see if there are any flowers in your home that need attention!

1. Flowers in dormant or semi-dormant state

1. Flowers in dormant or semi-dormant state

Many flowers will go dormant in summer and enter the dormant period. Flowers entering the dormant period are likely to slow down their physiological activities, and some may even stop their physiological activities. It can be said that flowers at this time are very fragile. Due to less physiological activities, they naturally need less water. If you do not pay attention at this time, , if the plants are exposed to rain, it is likely to cause water accumulation, causing root rot and leaf fall.

Common dormant plants that avoid rainwater include violets, daffodils, four-season crabapples, and clivias.

2. Flowers that are afraid of waterlogging

< p> People have different temperaments, and the same goes for flowers. Those who like a humid growing environment must have growth habits that are adapted to drought. Pay attention to the second type of flowers that cannot be exposed to rain, which are more drought-tolerant. Waterlogged flowers are likely to cause plant disease once they are exposed to rain.

Common flowers that are resistant to drought and floods include cactus flowers, bougainvillea, etc.

Some other flower industries that like moisture but are afraid of waterlogging need to pay attention. Common ones include peony, cyclamen, etc.

3. Flowers with sensitive branches and leaves

Some flowers are naturally more delicate, and their leaves should not be exposed to water. If they come into contact with water, they are likely to fall off or turn yellow. This type of flower is particularly sensitive. In daily maintenance, care must be taken to prevent the leaves from falling into the water. Pay attention when watering, let alone the leaves getting wet by rain!

Many of the leaves of this type of plant have protective hairs, common ones include gerbera and gloxinia.

Dear flower friends, if you have these types at home When it rains, you must remember to put the flowers indoors to prevent them from getting wet! With careful care, I believe you will see more beautiful flowers!

2. Flowers that are afraid of waterlogging

3. Flowers with sensitive branches and leaves

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