What is the difference in growing flowers between the north and the south? Why didn't God's flower-growing tricks work in my hands?

Recently, I heard flower friends complain about why the flower-growing methods summed up by those great gods are not good in their own hands. In fact, these strategies are also determined according to the actual situation. For example, the Great God sent a strategy for raising flowers in the north, which is not very feasible for flower friends in the south.

1. Environment

The climate problem between the north and the south is the biggest difference in flower cultivation. The weather in the south is relatively warm. Even in winter, the weather is rarely below zero. Generally, the weather is about 10-20 degrees, and most flowers prefer this kind of climate. This has created conditions for a large number of flowers in the south.

In winter, although flowers in the south do not have heating, they are not particularly anti-freezing. As long as they are well preserved, they can still survive the winter. Although there is heating in the north, the climate is too dry, so if you want to raise flowers in the south, you must pay attention to humidity!

2. Soil

There is also a difficulty in raising flowers in the south to the north, which is a headache for everyone. Most of the soil in the north is alkaline, while the soil in the south is acidic. If flowers from the south are planted in the north, because alkaline soil cannot give flowers the nutrients they need, most of them will grow poorly or die.

Therefore, it is necessary to improve the pH of the soil so that the soil can have nutrients for flowers to absorb. Flower friends in the north can pour some ferrous sulfate into the soil to increase the acidity of the soil. Flowers have very high requirements for the soil, so they need to be replenished from time to time.

3. Lighting

Because of different latitudes, the amount of sunlight in the north and south is also different. The light in the south is relatively sufficient than that in the north, which can better meet the demand for light for flowers, while the light in the north is not particularly sufficient, and the haze weather is also more, which means that flowers in the south will grow differently in the north because of these reasons.

Flowers in the north have a stricter demand for light, and air humidity will also have a great impact, because the dry weather in the north has increased the difficulty of planting, which does not mean that it cannot be planted, but it needs double care and maintenance after planting, and the biggest reason for lack of light is that flowers are very likely to not blossom or the flowering color is not so beautiful and beautiful.