During the recent Huangmei rainy season, the continuous rain has made every corner of the city soaked. The weather is also a favorite of plants in the public green belt. Many flower lovers know that the rainy season is the best time for plants to be watered in the rain so that they can thrive in the future. However, not all plants like to get wet!
Succulents, such as cacti and sedum, do not like to be drenched in rain, and water accumulation in rain will make the leaves watery and the roots rot.
Succulent roots and bulbous plants such as orchids should not be exposed to too much rain, and continuous rain affects the growth of orchids and is easy to rot roots and seedlings. And so on, peonies, peonies, dahlias, and so on.
Begonias should not be exposed to rain for a long time, as soaking in rain will cause rot of stems, leaves and roots. It is best to keep it indoors.
In summer, some dormant plants are not suitable for yellow plum days to rain, such as daffodils, tulips, cyclamen and so on.
Frequent rain combined with hot air can also lead to the growth of bacteria and the growth of insect pests. Usually, some water-loving plants, such as chrysanthemums and bamboos, will also suffocate their roots and die due to excessive soil moisture.
Recently, when looking at the weather forecast, check the plants in your home regularly. When there is no sun, it is important to do a good job of ventilation and drainage.
Reporter / Zhou Fei
Editor / Huang Qianwen
Photo / Zhou Fei
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