During a thunderstorm, the flowers burst out in a little rain, succulent and fat.

Recently, it is raining all over the country, and many flower friends are worried about the succulent flowers and plants. Is there any problem in the rain? In fact, proper exposure to the rain is good for flowers and plants. Let's have a look!

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Flowers and plants drenched in the rain. "

-the benefits of Rain Water

Rain Water small particles of water vapor condensation in the sky, as well as trace mineral elements, compared with underground water, very soft, will not cause sudden hardening, due to weak acidity, suitable for most flowers and plants succulent plants.

There are many florists who usually put a bucket on the vacant lot and collect Rain Water in Rain Water's abundant spring and summer to water the flowers. For jasmine, rhododendron, camellia and other flowers, often irrigated with Rain Water, not only grow faster, branches and leaves are more likely to flourish. For succulent plants, often irrigated by Rain Water, succulent plants will grow better and sprout easily.

The content of dissolved oxygen in Rain Water is much higher than that of tap water and other water sources, which can promote plant growth. At the same time, in the process of formation, Rain Water will combine a certain amount of nitride, these nitrogen elements can be absorbed and utilized by plants, compared with the usual organic fertilizer, the absorption efficiency is higher. This kind of nitride is more abundant in Rain Water in thunderstorm weather!

At the same time, Rain Water can also shock off the dust usually attached to the leaves of plants, which can improve the efficiency of photosynthesis of plants. Especially in places with a lot of dust, such as coal mines and factories, there is a lot of dust, which affects the growth of plants. After washing with Rain Water, the plants are more energetic!

-Note-

Rain Water has a lot of advantages, if the collection after watering, there is no problem, but many people want to directly drench Rain Water is not more convenient? In fact, not all plants can be caught in the rain. Here are a few things we should pay attention to.

Plants that have just changed pots and taken pots should not be drenched too much with Rain Water. As the roots have not yet fully adapted, once there is water in the rain, it will bring more risks.

Pay attention to the time of rain. In many places in the south, it rains for several days, or even for 2 or 3 weeks. For some succulent root plants, such as orchids, orchids, dahlias and other flowers, some plants that are afraid of waterlogging, such as rich trees, hydrangea, gold trees, longevity flowers, etc., most succulent plants, including cacti, should be careful not to let the basin soil accumulate water. If it rains for a long time, it is better to move to a ventilated place for maintenance after a day or two.

Plants with fluffy leaves should not be exposed to the rain for a long time, such as Baobao flower, big rock tree, begonia, hairy lantern, African chrysanthemum and so on. There are also many varieties of succulent plants with downy leaves, such as rabbit ears, bear boys, and so on. Water remains on the leaf surface, especially at the base, it is easy to rot the stem.

As long as you master the degree and be properly exposed to the rain, succulent flowers can grow more vigorously. They all look happy!

It turns out that Rain Water of thunderstorm is so useful!

Proper exposure to rain is great for succulent plants and flowers.

Why don't you try it too!

Show it to the floral friends who need it.