You should know these little things about growing flowers in autumn.

At the end of autumn, the temperature gradually gets colder in the morning and evening, but you can still bask in the sun at noon, and many flower lovers don't know how to grow flowers. In fact, growing flowers in autumn is also very simple, as long as you master the following skills.

Light

When it comes to autumn, you need to give enough light to those flowers that bloom in summer and like light. It is recommended that you put them in a place with plenty of light at noon, especially jasmine, mulberry, and so on.

In addition, plants that bloom in winter or around the Spring Festival should also be given sufficient light, otherwise the flowering period will be delayed, such as rhododendron, magnolia and other flowers, they should also be kept in places with sufficient light for maintenance.

Water and fertilizer

If the flowers in your home bloom before and after the Spring Festival, you should pay attention to fertilizing them from autumn. You can give them some phosphorus and potassium fertilizer properly, which can promote the formation of flower buds and thus promote the growth of flowers.

Pruning

At the end of autumn and the beginning of winter, except for those flowers that bloom in early spring, the flowers raised at home should be pruned at this time, cutting off all the diseased, withered and weak branches on the plant, which can not only promote growth, but also keep them safe through the winter.

Control of diseases and insect pests

Before entering the house in autumn, it is necessary to carefully check whether there are any diseases and insect pests on the plants, and if so, spray them in time to avoid infecting other plants after entering the house.

Entry time

For different varieties of flowers, the time they enter the house is also different. For some flowers that like a warm environment, such as Fusang, poinsettia, begonia and so on, they should be moved indoors for maintenance when the surrounding temperature is about 10 degrees.

For hanging orchids, asparagus, rubber trees and other slightly cold-resistant ability, you can move indoors when the temperature is 5 degrees, but most of the flowers, before Frosts Descent, had better be moved back indoors for maintenance.

Winter is coming immediately after autumn, so warm measures for flowers must be put in place. Flowers in the yard can be covered with grass to keep them warm, and indoor ones should also do some warm measures to avoid frostbite.