1, placement position
Generally, when flowers are cultivated indoors, most of them are shade-tolerant. However, it is best to place them in balconies, rooftops, doors and windows and other places with good light, so that the branches of flowers can be differentiated continuously and indoor flowers can bloom more at flowering stage, but they need to be moved to a cool place for maintenance in summer.
2, proper watering
Watering is a very important step in indoor flower cultivation methods. Usually, each flower has a different demand for water. Indoor flowers don't have to worry about getting wet by rain. You can water indoor flowers according to the principle that the soil is dry and not watered, but watered thoroughly, and water them as little as possible in winter to avoid stagnant water and rotten roots.
3. Rational fertilization
Each flower has different demand for nutrients, so it is generally necessary to topdressing indoor flowers in time. If indoor flowers can't bloom, a large amount of nitrogen fertilizer can be topdressing. When indoor flowers grow slowly, a large amount of phosphorus fertilizer can be topdressing, and potash fertilizer can be topdressing to make them grow better.
4, pest control
Indoor flowers are vulnerable to pests and diseases such as red spider, aphid and leaf blight in the process of breeding, so it is usually necessary to keep the environment ventilated to reduce the harm to pests and diseases. If indoor flowers suffer from pests and diseases, it is necessary to deal with diseased branches and leaves in time, and then spray chemicals such as propargite, dichlorvos and Baijunling to prevent and control them.
5, sowing and breeding
If you need to plant flowers indoors, you usually buy potted plants directly. In fact, you can also buy some excellent seeds. After the seeds are germinated in sand, they are planted in their own soil suitable for growth, just wait for the seeds to take root and germinate. Generally, the soil should be kept moist during germination.