You must be careful when watering these plants at home, or they will be easily watered to death.

Watering flowers and plants is all too familiar to flower growers. Although watering is not difficult, watering is not easy. Watering flowers and plants cannot be "blindly watered". Each flower has different characteristics and growth habits, and wrong watering can easily lead to its death.

The following flowers and plants, be careful when watering, or you will become the "indirect killer" of flowers and plants!

Begonia semperflorens

Four seasons crabapple is a very common domestic flower, oil-green leaves plus clusters of flowers, particularly pleasing, and can blossom in all seasons.

Watering the four Seasons Begonia must be careful not to water its leaves. The leaves of the four Seasons Begonia are covered with fine villi. If you spray water on the leaves, the water droplets will be difficult to evaporate, resulting in long-term stagnant water in the leaves, causing decay, especially in autumn and winter. Temperature decreases and water evaporation slows down, so pay more attention to it.

Paulownia grandiflora

Although paulownia likes a warm and humid environment, it is necessary to avoid heavy water and rain even in the vigorous growth period, especially in the dormant period after cold weather, and pay more attention to keeping the leaves and basin soil dry. If the moisture is too large, not only the rhizome is very easy to rot, the leaves can not escape the danger of softening and withering.

Gentleman orchid

Cymbidium is a kind of plant that is easy to rot, so when watering the orchid, you must avoid stagnant water in the center of the leaf, and it is best not to spray water on the leaf, otherwise it will lead to the accumulation of water in the center of the leaf and cause the rot of the center of the leaf. the correct way to deal with the leaves should be gently wiped with a wet soft cloth.

Cactus

Cactus is resistant to drought and is afraid of humidity. When watering them, we must pay attention not to watering them from top to bottom, but from the roots slowly. Cactus grows in a damp environment, and the root bulbs are extremely prone to decay and hydration.

Cyclamen

Cyclamen leaves are prone to rot, so be careful when watering them, not only the leaves, but also the dormant bulbs, otherwise excessive humidity will postpone the next florescence and cause the corms to rot.

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