What should I do if my flowers are fertilized, and what should I do if I put too much fertilizer on

After fertilizing the flowers too much and producing "fertilizer damage", these tricks can help you.

Rescue Method:

1. Dilute or remove the fertilizer in the soil: pour a lot of water and remember to find a way to drain it as soon as possible 2. Reduce the water transpiration of the tree: cut off part of the leaves, half of the leaves or two-thirds of the leaves; Give proper shade to the tree.

3. Use tree drip liquid (hanging needle liquid).

4. Dig out and wash the roots with water, and then change the potting soil for cultivation.

You can fill a lot of water and then find a way to drain it.

It's okay once or twice, it's okay, and if it's too much, it's burned to death, it's okay.

Water more and dilute it, otherwise it is easy to burn the seedlings.

You can water it several times to dilute the concentration of fertilizer, if watering can not be remedied, the situation is more serious, you can remove the plant from the pot, carefully wash the roots and replace the potting soil, and then put it in a cool and ventilated place for a few days to let it get used to. In the process of watering and diluting and changing the potting soil, if the plant is found to have rotten roots, it needs to be cut off in time, and the yellow leaves should also be removed in time.

When fertilizing, it is necessary to determine the variety and concentration of fertilization according to the type of plant; Then figure out in which periods the flowers need to be fertilized, and what is the manifestation of the flowers is a symbol of fertilizer deficiency, and then fertilize according to the actual situation; Pay attention to the method of fertilization, some fertilizers are foliar fertilizers, which need to be applied to plants; Some fertilizers are root fertilizers, which need to be watered at the roots of flowers, and different types of fertilizers must not be mistaken in the fertilization method.

1.If you apply more fertilization to flowers, you can water water to rinse off the fertilizer, and water a lot to let the fertilizer flow out.

2.If the fertilizer damage has been generated, and the fertilizer damage is more serious, it is recommended to directly change the soil and repot, take out the plant after depotting, and check the root system.

3.If the root system is rotten, it should be cleaned and disinfected before replanting.

4.Note that when fertilizing in the later stage of the file, it is necessary to dig up the amount of dry and reduce the amount, and it is best to water the hole water appropriately after each fertilization, so that the fertilizer can be diluted and absorbed by the plants.

1. Watering a lot: This method is suitable for cases where the root system is not too badly damaged. By watering more water at one time, more fertilizer in the soil can flow out of the bottom hole of the pot along the water, and part of the fertilizer damage can be solved.

Pay attention to the large amount of water at one time, ensure that the water can be eliminated quickly, and avoid stagnant water, rather than sporadic watering several times a day, because that is likely to cause the plant to rot roots.

2. Soil change and root trimming: This method is used in the case that the fertilizer damage has been quite serious. First cut off part of the branches and leaves (due to the damage to the root system caused by the obstruction of water supply, pruning the branches and leaves is to reduce evaporation, while avoiding excessive consumption of nutrients in the body of the plant), the plant is depotted, the soil will emit a peculiar smell due to root rot, must be re-replaced, combined with pruning the rotten root system, until the root core is white, it is best to soak the roots with potassium permanganate 1000 times aqueous solution or carbendazim 800 times aqueous solution for 30 minutes, do disinfection and antiseptic treatment and re-pot.

After watering the root water (can not be fertilized), put the potted flowers in a cool place to slow the roots, at this time the potting soil should be dry and wet, that is, the surface of the potting soil can be watered when it is dry, and often spray moisturizing to prevent the plant from wilting. In about 10-15 days, new roots in the soil will sprout, and the aboveground parts will begin to sprout and sprout, and then the potted flowers can gradually receive light and switch to normal management.