The autumn heat is coming! These 10 kinds of flowers will die immediately if they have too much water, so save them quickly!

Cyclamen

Recently, many flower lovers have come to ask me about cyclamen. They said that the cyclamen they bought in winter have been wilting in the past two days, and the leaves have turned black, which makes them extremely anxious. What should I do about this?

1. Cyclamen hibernates in summer, so it is normal for it to wilt. But don’t think it is due to lack of water and keep watering it! When you see that the soil is very dry, add a little water along the edge of the pot until it is slightly moist. Never spray water on the leaves, otherwise they will turn black and rot.

2. A good way is to dig out the bulbs and place them in a cool and ventilated place. If flower lovers find it troublesome, they can just move the flower pot to a cool place.

Kalanchoe

Excessive watering of Kalanchoe in summer will cause it to grow too tall and even rot, so you must pay more attention to watering in summer.

1. Kalanchoe likes coolness and is afraid of heat, and will hibernate in summer. If you water it too much, it won't absorb much and will eventually rot at the roots. Therefore, place it in a cool place, water it less often, and when you see the soil in the pot is dry, give it a little water along the edge of the pot.

2. If you are really worried, you can also trim the large leaves slightly to reduce water evaporation.

Fuchsia

Fuchsia likes a humid environment, but problems will arise if you water it too much in the summer, which is really a headache.

1. Water when the soil is dry. Don't throw away the small wooden sticks used after eating ice cream. Put it next to the flowerpot. After two days, stick it into the soil and pull it out. When it is dry and free of soil, you can water it along the edge of the pot. You don't need to water it thoroughly, just keep it moist.

2. Don't leave it outside in the rain. The soil will remain moist after the rain, which will rot the roots.

Begonia

When the weather gets hot, Begonias are very easy to rot. Many flower lovers have come to "show" Huahua the tragic scenes in their own gardens. So how do you water it?

1. Although Begonia likes a humid environment, it is not suitable to keep it moist every day when it is very hot in summer. Doing so can easily cause root rot, which will do more harm than good.

2. When you see the soil in the pot turns white and the pot becomes noticeably lighter when you weigh it, you can give it a small amount of water in the evening. You can sprinkle some water on the ground around the flower pot to increase the air humidity.

Geranium

Geraniums are prone to black rot and root rot in summer. The key to solving the problem is water control.

1. Don’t spray water on the leaves, don’t pour water on the leaves, and don’t sprinkle water on the leaves! Huahua knows that everyone feels sorry for our lovely geranium and wants to keep it cooler. However, under high temperatures, the unevaporated water will directly rot the leaves.

2. Cut off old leaves to reduce evaporation, so you can water less.

Calla Lily

Calla lilies go dormant in summer, so it is normal for their leaves to turn yellow and fall off!

It is sufficient to water the plant once every 1 or 2 weeks. If the area you live in is humid, you can extend the interval.

2. Cut off all the dead leaves, avoid direct sunlight and rain, and place in a cool and ventilated place, such as the north balcony.