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With the onset of spring, all plants wake up, including potted ones. Spring is a good time for transplanting many plants in pots. Look, maybe your green friend already needs a bigger pot. "Youth" are transplanted usually every hour. Older plants - once every two or three years. After transplantation, the plant is not watered abundantly (cacti are generally watered only on the seventh day after transplantation); keep them in a sufficiently warm place and do not feed them. Pay attention to the roots - if they rot, then add sand to the soil. In dealing with domestic plants, the rule "it's better not to overwater than to overwater" is better than not. Also, don't forget to buy new, unusual flowers for your garden in the store http://prolisok.com.ua/ru/shop/category/korenevishchni-rosliny/gruntopokrivni-bagatorichniki/samosil, whose impeccable quality is proven by numerous satisfied customers.
Branched flowers - roses, jasmine, ficus, etc. should be shortened when transplanting. During the winter, weak shoots stretch out - they need to be cut to about 1/3 of the length of the branch. Do not be afraid to get rid of unnecessary branches. For the plant, on the contrary, it is a stimulus for growth and flowering. Plus, the plant gets a beautiful proportional shape.
To make flowers appear faster, you can water with superphosphate: 1 gram is used per liter of water. Such top dressing enhances flowering, it is as if forced. Do not forget that flowers need a period of rest - they also want to rest. Note that flowering may not occur due to a lack of lighting or improperly selected soil for this specific plant.
Chicken droppings are valuable for plants, available to us and natural. Just be careful! Do not water fresh. A teaspoon per liter of water and let it stand for 5 days. Only then can you add little by little to your green pets.
Another good fertilizer "at hand" is the water in which you washed the meat. Undrinking tea, too, will gladly finish the flowers.
Cut flowers will open their buds faster if you add camphor alcohol to the water: just a little, half a teaspoon per liter can of water.
Make sure to remove wilted leaves or dried stems in time. In spring and summer, let your plants breathe in the air and soak in the sun. Just don't overcook it.
To prevent diseases, treat the leaves with a solution of water and household soap. This is the simplest, but, nevertheless, quite reliable way to prevent damage to plants by insects or various harmful microbes.
The soil in the pots must be constantly loosened. It is good to add charcoal to it - all plants love it.
Regularly inspect your green friends so that they can be fed or helped in time. Then they will delight you with their beauty and uniqueness every day.
