How to manage outdoor flowers

Growing flowers is a favorite thing for many people. They not only like to grow them indoors, but also like to grow some flowers and plants outdoors in the yard. But when you grow flowers outdoors, do you know how to manage them? If you don’t know, come and learn a few tricks from the editor.

How to manage outdoor flowers

1. Outdoor flowers need to be fertilized in summer

When you grow outdoor flowers, remember to apply less fertilizer after entering summer. Because the leaves of outdoor plants lose water faster in summer, applying fertilizer at this time will make its cell fluid concentration lower than the external environment, causing the plant's cell water to flow in reverse, and in severe cases, the plant will die due to fertilizer damage.

2. Control the water content of outdoor flowers

The water supply of outdoor flowers should be controlled in summer. If watering is carried out when the temperature is too high, the roots will be in a state of anaerobic respiration. At this time, the root system's ability to absorb water and inorganic salts will be particularly poor, and in severe cases it will cause the death of flowers.

3. Pay attention to shade for outdoor flowers

Outdoor flowers should be shaded in the summer and not exposed to direct sunlight. When the outside temperature exceeds 28 degrees, necessary shade should be provided. Otherwise, the flowers will lose a lot of water and the plants will not be able to absorb enough water from the soil. Over time, the flowers will suffer from leaf burns, and in severe cases, they will be severely injured and die.