Do you know what you should do to grow flowers in each month?

Growing flowers is not only as simple as watering and fertilizing, there is something to do almost every month. So, what on earth should flower cultivation do every month?

In January, it is the coldest time, at this time, the first thing to do is to keep warm. In addition to ensuring that the flower will not be frostbitten, it is also necessary to control the amount of water it is watered and shape the stump. When there is a place where flowers are planted, it is necessary to turn the soil and apply basic fertilizer to the soil.

Although the weather is a little warmer in February, measures to keep warm still have to be done, and you can go to the wild to find old tree stumps to bring back to make bonsai.

The family raised rhododendron, elm, Finch plum, rose and other flowers, as well as deciduous tree stump bonsai, to change their pots.

During the period from late February to early March, Pinus elliottii and Pinus elliottii will be reproduced by abdominal grafting.

For primroses and plum blossoms in March, they should be pruned after flowering. If you have a kumquat at home, you should prune it before it sprouts.

In addition to proper warm work, it is also necessary to ensure good ventilation. And primroses, camellias, hanging orchids and other flowers, to change the pot.

If you want to raise the rose, you can pot it. Some people who have raised lotus flowers in the water tank are going to split up.

In April, annual flowers can be sown, and orchids, pomegranates and asparagus can also begin to sow.

For canna, gladiolus, dahlia and other plants, root propagation should be carried out, while flowers such as Cymbidium, Gladiolus and Phyllostachys pubescens should be propagated separately. Indoor flowers can also be moved outside for maintenance.

In May, high pressure propagation can be carried out for Milan, rhododendron, camellia and so on, and chrysanthemum can be propagated by cuttage. For some plants that like shade or semi-shade, you can put them in a shady place, if there is a big tree, you can put them under the big tree.

Foliage plants with large leaves should spray water frequently to increase the humidity of the air around them. If you raise cyclamen at home, you should control watering because it is in a dormant period.

For camellia and rhododendron, their residual flowers should be removed and some nitrogen fertilizer should be applied to ensure their growth after flowering.

Epiphyllum, rhododendron, camellia, Camellia, and other flowers can all be propagated by cuttings, while for jasmine, Milan, Fusang and other flowers, it is necessary to increase the amount of fertilizer for them.

For camellias, because of their flower bud differentiation, it should be given some phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. Rose, orchid, jasmine these three kinds of flowers, should focus on the prevention of diseases and insect pests.

In July, when the weather is very hot, we should pay attention to the fact that if the flowers at home are afraid of the heat, they should control watering, stop fertilizing and avoid wilting leaves, but spray water to keep them moisturized.

For chrysanthemums, it is necessary to pick the heart, and in late July, a string of red heads should be given. For plum blossoms, we should pay attention to controlling moisture. And this month to do a good job in red spiders and other diseases and insect pests prevention, to avoid plant damage.

In August and August, azaleas should be fertilized with phosphorus and potash, while autumn chrysanthemums and Christmas flowers should be fixed before and after the Beginning of Autumn. Cyclamen, calla lilies and other flowers should be changed and pruned when they wake up from the dormant period.

From May to October, it is a good time for the grafting of crab claw orchid and cactus. Flower friends who want to graft can give it a try.

In September and September, we can sow some biennial plants, and when we get to the Autumn Equinox, we can split the peonies and peonies and propagate them in the pot.

The remaining flowers of the rose should be removed and trimmed. At this time, nitrogen fertilizer should be applied to warm flowers to make the branches grow strong.

In October, the shading measures should be removed and the crab claw orchid should be fertilized with phosphorus and potassium. After arriving at Frosts Descent, if there are plants that are not hardy, they should be moved back to indoor maintenance in time to avoid frostbite.

In November, the bulbs of dahlias, canna and other bulbs can be dug up and stored. On the other hand, the flower of tulip can be planted with its bulbs.

In December, for the plastic stump, the iron wire fixed above it should be removed, for elm, Finch plum and other stumps, pruning should be carried out, and the rose should also be pruned, leaving two or three buds on it.

Growing flowers every month has its own thing, so don't think that growing flowers is as simple as watering and fertilizing.