What are the techniques for raising flowers
Here are some techniques and tips for raising and caring for green plants and flowers. Please see the detailed introduction below.
People who raise flowers have a very special affection for plants. Before raising flowers, most people will first check the preferences and growth habits of the plants. Today, I have compiled some common knowledge that flower growers need to know, which can be referred to by beginners and can be helpful for raising flowers.
I. Do not raise plants that are harmful to the body
If we have a small courtyard, there are actually few restrictions on raising plants. However, many people today are indoor balcony enthusiasts. Flower raising can only be done indoors, and the indoor ventilation environment is not very good. Some plants with very strong fragrances are not suitable for indoor raising. Too strong a fragrance can easily cause poisoning.
Plants not suitable for indoor raising: oleander, hydrangea, Daphne odora, night-blooming cereus, lily of the valley, roseme, narcissus, etc.
II. Do not raise incompatible plants
In fact, everything has its counterparts, and plants also have incompatible ones. Some flower plants are naturally dominant, and as long as they exist, they will have an impact on other plants. For example, Wisteria is likely to strangle other plants if raised on a balcony. Roses should not be raised with sweet clover as it will affect the growth of sweet clover. Therefore, it is best to check for any incompatible aspects between plants before raising them.
What are the techniques for raising flowers
III. Choose appropriate plants based on indoor conditions
Our indoor lighting can vary, and if the lighting environment is good, we can raise some plants that like light, such as some small grass flowers, or very light-loving flowering plants like jasmine and gardenia. If the indoor environment is not good, we should raise some shade-tolerant plants, which also have a wide selection, such as calathea, catharanthus, African violet, etc., all of which are suitable for raising in shady environments.
IV. Choose plants according to the season
Raising plants is highly dependent on the season, and it is generally best to choose appropriate plants based on the season. In spring, it is usually the season to appreciate flowers, and we can choose some very beautiful ornamental plants to raise. In summer, plants generally go dormant, so we should choose some ornamental leaf plants. In autumn, we can choose some small indoor ornamental chrysanthemums or some ornamental fruit pot plants. In winter, we should raise some cold-tolerant plants, such as camellia and narcissus.
V. Pay attention to the arrangement of plants
The arrangement of plants is also very important. When raising plants, they should not be placed too densely or too sparsely. A well-spaced, varied arrangement is best. Some plants have branches and leaves that are quite lush, and if they are too close together, it can affect the ventilation between the plants.
We can place the lush plants with more space between them, and if there are plants that can be hung, it is best to hang them. Hanging plants have better ventilation, which is more conducive to their growth.
The above content about the techniques for raising flowers and sharing tips for plant care, I hope it is helpful to green plant enthusiasts!