Why is it easy to dry the soil of high rise buildings in planted pots?

The main reason why the soil is easy to dry is that the wind speed here is relatively large, the sunlight is relatively sufficient, and the water evaporates quickly. In summer and autumn, potted plants placed in the open air are watered more and more frequently than potted plants placed indoors.

What is a bonsai? It mainly depends on the characteristics of potted plants, like yin and yang, like drought or moisture, each type of potted plant has different characteristics, and it is necessary to find the reason more specifically.

Gardenias like wet and good fertilizer, and are estimated to be dry or iron-deficient.

Put the pot in the tray, add some water to the tray, and let the bottom of the pot soak in water for a long time.

Are you sure you have drainage holes at the bottom of your pot and it's not blocked?

The dipping method is a method of watering plants. This method is to put the plants into a tray or a shallow pot without holes, and let the water slowly seep into the pot from the bottom of the drainage hole at the bottom of the potted flower until the topsoil on the surface of the pot is moist, and then the potted flowers should be taken out immediately.

You have too little water to soak in the basin. Because the newly installed soil is relatively loose, it does not form a capillary to transport water upwards, and the water at the bottom cannot be transported upwards, so the upper part is dry. The solution is to let the water flood more than half of the basin. Hope you can adopt thanks!

The water level must be higher than the mud surface.

When planting flowers, it is best to put clay in the lower layer and sandy soil in the upper layer, so that the water will not stay in the upper part when watering, but will seep into the roots of the plant.

A layer of small pebbles is placed at the bottom, sand is placed on the stone, and soil is placed on the sand. And judging from your introduction, you plant shade-tolerant plants and keep them indoors all the time, otherwise you won't only water them once a few days. Plants are always rotten, you think it's the cause of waterlogging, but in fact, there is another reason, it's a lack of light.

No matter how shade-loving plants are, they should not be placed indoors for a long time, and they should often be moved to the balcony to see some strong light (do not bask in the sun), otherwise it is not only easy to rot the roots, but also the branches and leaves will not grow well. Mild cases suffer from poor growth and severe cases of death.

1. Put more permeable broken tiles or briquettes at the bottom of the pot.

2. If you can find the whole tile, cut it into three pieces and insert it into the basin along the wall of the basin, which can not only adjust the moisture but also enhance the air permeability.

Mix more sandy soil, crushed briquettes can also be (soaked into soil), so that the drainage permeability is good.

A small flower pot is upside down to make the bottom empty, which is lighter to move and more breathable.

Buy two bags of Junzi Orchid nutrient soil and mix it with your current soil, and you won't be afraid of waterlogging when you plant any flowers.

First, put a layer of water-insoluble blocks at the bottom of the pot, (such as styrofoam, large vermiculite, etc.), which accounts for about a quarter of the height of the pot. Then put a layer of four-eye-thick slag, fill the coarsest part of the nutrient soil on top, and then put flowers to fill the soil.

The soil is too hard, so you have to turn it over from time to time, and it is best to put some dead leaves before sitting on the soil.

The soil is too hard, and you will find that the soil is sticky after watering, impermeable and not breathable, and the soil should be mixed with some particles or small stones, so that the soil is permeable and the plants can grow well.

The soil is oily, and even if the soil is very soft, it will not be poured into it, and it will float on the surface.

Watering do not wait until the potting soil is completely dry, or even dry and cracked before watering, the surface of the potting soil can be watered, and watering must be watered thoroughly.

It is recommended that the first two or three times of watering can be used to soak the pot (of course, the pot is not too heavy), that is, the pot is soaked in water, soaked in about two minutes.

Put the pot in the water and wait for it to slowly suck the water up, and wait until the soil on the surface of the pot looks damp before taking it out, and often do this so that the soil will not crack, and drought-tolerant plants will forget it.

What kind of mud is used? The one on the 1st floor is too general.

People who are new to growing flowers generally go to the flower shop to buy nutrient soil, which is the prepared soil.