If you can’t grow flowers well indoors, it’s because you didn’t follow these 5 rules

prune

Every time we prune, we should carefully check each plant and prune any plants with yellow or dead leaves, asymmetrical tree shapes, or steep and long branches in a timely manner. If the leaf area is more than 1/3 withered and yellow, the entire leaf should be cut off. If the leaf area is less than 1/3 withered and yellow, use scissors to cut off the withered and yellow part along the leaf shape. Be careful to retain the leaf shape and do not cut it across with one knife.

health

① Clean the leaves of plants. Clean the leaves of plants before entering the site each time. Clean the leaves of plants regularly to avoid any dirt or dust on the leaves.

② Clean the garbage, debris, and fallen leaves inside the flower pots and pot covers, clean the mud on the surface of the flower pots and pot covers, and clean the bottom dish to remove mud, dirt, and stagnant water.

③After each care, mop up the accumulated water on the site and remove the dead leaves and flowers.

Watering

The amount of watering for indoor flowers and trees should be adjusted according to their location, variety, habits, and season. Plants near windows or in locations with strong west sunlight or air conditioning should be watered more, while succulents, perennials, and plants should be watered less. Water more in summer and autumn, and less in winter and spring to maintain the right amount of moisture.

Fertilization

NPK compound fertilizer and organic fertilizer are commonly used for indoor foliage plants. The amount of fertilizer to be used is determined according to the humidity, light and plant species in different locations. Indoor flowers and trees should not use fertilizers with odor or high-efficiency pure nitrogen fertilizers such as urea.

Pest control

There must be effective measures and plans to prevent and control pests and diseases such as aphids, mites, scale insects, mosquitoes and flies, soft rot, black spot, etc., so as to nip the pests and diseases in the bud.