Two reasons for Water shortage of Flowers

As we all know, in the process of flower growth, water is a very important nutrient, family raising flowers will generally pay attention to watering. If the flowers are short of water, it will often cause the flowers to wilt and the leaves turn pale and yellow. So what is the reason for the lack of water in flowers?

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First, for flowers that like a warm and humid environment, when summer comes, the air is too dry and the water evaporation is so large that they can not get the water supply they need and become dehydrated. The rescue method is to place the potted flowers in a ventilated and cool place, wait for the temperature of the basin soil to drop, and then water them once in the morning and once in the evening, paying attention to the watering time in summer: before 10:00 in the morning and after 5 p.m. When the weather is cooler, it should be watered around noon, and when the weather is cold, it is better to water from 2 pm to 3 pm.

Second, the lack of water in the basin soil is often due to the fact that the flower growers only wet the surface of the basin soil every time, the water is not deep into the bottom of the basin, and the lower roots do not absorb water. After a long time like this, flowers naturally wilt because they do not get water. The remedy is to water the basin soil, but pay attention to only increase the amount of water gradually, not too much at once. This is because when the flower plant wilts, the root hair has shrunk and lost the function of absorbing water. At the same time, wilting has made the cells lose water, and if the supply of water is suddenly too much, it will separate the cell wall from the protoplast wall.