In winter, the temperature will drop, potted lilac flowers in the south can be kept outdoors, but we should pay attention to good shelter from the wind and sunshine, move to indoor cultivation in the north, and keep the temperature above 10 degrees Celsius as far as possible. In winter, it can be directly placed in the sun for maintenance, and the temperature can be increased by sunshine. Winter evaporation is relatively slow, water demand is relatively small, wait until the pot soil is dry before watering. Fertilizer is applied once before winter, and fertilization is suspended after winter. Proper pruning in winter also helps to survive the winter.
1. Which potted plants are suitable for watering
After fermentation, rice washing water will contain acidic substances, so it is very suitable for watering plants that like acidity, which can help them grow well.It is suitable for watering camellia, gardenia, jasmine, azalea, Milan flower, green radish, fortune tree, white palm, osmanthus and other potted plants, which can not only make them grow vigorously, but also promote their flowering, and also prevent plants from infecting yellows.
There are also many plants that are not suitable for watering rice, such as cactus, cactus, maidenhair fern, hyacinth and hibiscus.If it is watered, it will seriously affect its normal growth and may burn its root system.Therefore, before watering flowers, we should first understand whether plants like acidity or alkalinity, if we like alkalinity, then do not water rice washing water.
2. the correct way to water orchids
Watering orchids with rice-washing water also requires fermentation.First, put the rice washing water into the bottle, seal it and put it in the sun to ferment, until it can be used after fermentation.When watering orchids, you need to dilute them with water and then pour them into the potting soil.If the flowers are watered to death, they will be used without fermentation.When used without good fermentation, the heat generated by rice washing water will burn the root system of orchids, which will lead to death.
