The season of flowers is coming, do you want to pick two pots of flowers to decorate your home? How to choose high-quality potted flowers? Follow the small leaves to buy, and bring the world of flowers home.
PART.01
Take a look at the "whole". Observe whether the potted flowers have obvious growth or senescence (such as dead branches and fallen leaves), and choose potted flowers with vigorous growth.
PART.02
Second, look at the "partial". In the early stage of flowering, the flowers (buds) do not fall, the roots can be tightly coiled in the substrate, the potted flowers can be easily depotted, and the root system is not rotten, and the potted flowers have no disease spots, insect holes, flower branches or leaf damage.
Snapdragon: The first circle of flowers at the bottom of the inflorescence is open, and the rest are buds, which is suitable for purchase.
The root system of He's impatiens on the left can be coiled tightly in the substrate, and the potted flowers can be easily depotted, which has strong growth vitality and is suitable for purchase.
It can be checked for signs of disease, insects, or damage.
PART.03
Third, we must "count". Choose potted flowers with a small number of flowers and abundant buds, so that they can continue to bloom after returning home and enjoy them for a longer viewing time.
PART.04
Fourth, we must "measure a quantity". The substrate in the pot is preferably 1.5cm~2.0cm away from the upper pot edge, which can continuously provide sufficient nutrients for the flowers to open. The crown width of the potted flower should be larger than the diameter of the pot, that is, the pot should be full, because this is a powerful sign of the vigorous growth of the potted flower.
Large-flowered begonia: the potted flowers on the left are just full of pots, relatively short, and the plants on the right should be purchased to be full and grow vigorously.
Source: Forestry Station