Maintenance taboos for spring potted flowers

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Prevent excessive temperature difference

Water appropriately

Don't over fertilize

In spring, everything revives, and the warmth returns to cold. It can be said that challenges and opportunities coexist. How can you give your flowers a good start in spring? Let’s talk about how to keep potted flowers safely through the spring.

Prevent excessive temperature differences

As the saying goes, spring cold is severe. In spring, the temperature is not stable and the temperature difference is large. The biggest nemesis of flowers is spring cold. Therefore, in spring, some flowers that are sensitive to the cold must go out of the room at the right time, and pay more attention to the changes in temperature to prevent the flowers from suffering from the cold. After moving outdoors, the flowers should be placed in a leeward and well-lit location. If the temperature suddenly changes, the flowerpot must be moved indoors in time.

Water appropriately

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Spring is a good time for all things to revive, but the climate in spring is dry and windy, so you should pay attention to watering the plants. Watering in spring should follow the principle of appropriate amount. Watering too much will cause excessive growth of branches and leaves, thus affecting the quality of flowering. In addition, if the pot soil is too wet, it is likely to cause a lack of oxygen in the soil and cause root rot. Therefore, watering in spring must be appropriate.

Do not over-fertilize

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Potted flowers have just gone through the cold winter and are often weak at this time. Fertilizer should be applied to the flowers at this time, but the amount of fertilizer should be reasonably controlled. Fertilizer can be applied two to three times a month, half a Fertilize once every month or so, and the amount of fertilizer should be gradually increased from less to more. In addition, after fertilizing, you should also pay attention to watering and soil management. Do not apply thick fertilizers to damage the plant roots.

Water appropriately

Don't over fertilize

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