There are more and more flower lovers. Nowadays, most people grow flowers and plants by themselves. When it comes to growing flowers, in addition to viewing, it can also add some fun to your life, make people happy physically and mentally, and is also good for people's health. However, growing flowers is also a technical job. Flower lovers must learn the skills of fertilization. After all, 70% of flower maintenance depends on fertilization.

Tips for fertilizing flowers

1. Master the frequent application of small amounts of fertilizer

Generally, flowers need to be fertilized, but it is necessary to apply "thin fertilizer" instead of concentrated fertilizer. Applying concentrated fertilizer can easily cause plant death, burn the roots, and cause yellow leaves and withering of flowers.

2. Time to fertilize foliage plants

Flowers carry out photosynthesis during the day, so fertilizing at night is more effective. Plants respire at night and consume more water and nutrients, so it is suitable to fertilize at night. Avoid fertilizing during the day, as the temperature rises quickly and the fertilizer decomposes, causing plant root burns.

3. Time to fertilize flowers

The best time to fertilize flowers is generally in the evening, because the fertilizer will be fully absorbed and utilized at this time. Flower lovers need to pay attention that when fertilizing flower pots, be sure to stop watering for the first two days, and do not water immediately after fertilizing, so that the plants can grow well.

Flower lovers now have a certain understanding of fertilization techniques. Pay attention to the time of fertilizing flowers, and be careful not to apply concentrated fertilizers. Just apply ordinary organic fertilizers. Remember to apply thin fertilizers frequently. It is best to fertilize in the evening and at night. Remember not to water immediately after fertilizing to avoid fertilizer burns.