Are the flowers and leaves at home yellow again? Use this small tablet to water the yellow leaves for ten years.

It is not easy to raise a pot of flowers in summer. The temperature is high and the water evaporates quickly. Many flower friends are more diligent in watering, so they worry that the flowers are dry to death. As a result, the flowers begin to turn yellow before they die. As soon as they look, the roots are rotten. What's the matter? Growing flowers in summer is easy to grasp the amount of water. If you don't pay attention, too much watering will cause rotten roots and yellow leaves. In addition to learning to water them correctly, when you encounter flowers and yellow leaves and rotten roots, as long as they are not too serious, we can still rescue them. Recommend a few small ways to prevent rotting roots.

1. If it is a small potted plant, if the rotting root is not particularly serious but the stagnant water is serious, quickly take off the pot and put the potted plant in a ventilated and astigmatic place to dry until the potted soil is a little dry. Clean up the rotten roots and leaves and plant them in the pot again.

2. In order to avoid the growth of bacteria in the soil caused by rotten roots, after potting the flowers again, you can water them with some small fungicidal tablets to sterilize the soil and avoid rotting the roots again.

Use potassium permanganate solution: dilute potassium permanganate and water at the ratio of 1: 1000 and pour it into the flowerpot to irrigate the root, which can effectively prevent the pot from rotting again.

Use aspirin: a piece of aspirin is powdered and mixed with 1000 milliliters of water to irrigate potted plants, which can also prevent plant roots from rotting.

Nail file: nail file is especially suitable for preventing the root system of hydroponic plants from rotting and smelling. Crushing a piece of nitrite file and adding a little to the bottle of hydroponic plants can prevent hydroponic plants from smelling and rotting.

Use carbendazim: it is recommended that every flower-growing partner should prepare a little carbendazim solution at home, diluting carbendazim and water in a ratio of 1 to 1000 to water the flowerpot, which can also prevent plant rotting roots, and can also be stirred directly into the planting soil with carbendazim powder to prevent the growth of soil bacteria and avoid rotting roots.

Of course, in essence, when watering, we should pay attention to not too much, most flowers and plants are applicable to the principle of dry and thoroughly irrigated, in summer, foliage plants can often spray water to the leaves to increase air humidity, and basin soil is more appropriate to dry and re-irrigate.

It's the right way to grow flowers without yellow leaves for ten years. Flower friends, what other effective methods have you used to prevent plant yellow leaves? Welcome to leave a message and share the discussion.