The easiest thing to miscalculate about keeping a police officer is to see a police officer in the spring flowers drive pretty well, buy a bowl of them and think that if the pot is big enough and the fertilizer keeps up with it, it's going to happen next year。
In fact, it is not the sooner the better, the wrong timing of planting, the later cure, and often the leaves are gone。
I used to think that the police were skinned, that the roots looked strong, that they weren't afraid to change places。
It was only then, and in spring it was growing, and branches, leaves and buds were consuming nutrients。
This is when the roots are moved, the plants grow slowly, the flowers are available, the roots are easily inert, the flowers are indisposed, and the whole plant is weakened。
So it's better to plant in autumn。
The leaves gradually receded and the ground was no longer growing, and the nutrients slowly returned to the roots and branches。
The roots will have time to adapt to the soil at this stage, until the next year's warming and the plants will follow their own rhythms of sprouts, leaves and pregnancy。
When i planted it, i looked more at the location than at the flowerpot。
Pyramids are to be placed in the sun, where the soil cannot accumulate water for long periods of time, before being consummated into decomposition organic fats, which will save a lot of attention。
Just so you don't rush water and keep the soil wet。
When it stabilizes, the main pipe is then trimmed, and when it is particularly dry, the water is replaced。
It is a trade-off for the pelvis police: it is better to be deep than to seek a wide-faced basin。
Its roots need to be stretched down, and the soil has to drain through air。
The garden, the yellow sand and the rough sand are more secure than simply thrust into the clay。
After changing the basins or just entering the basin, put them in bright, but untanned positions, and then gradually increase the light。
Pontan is not the right flower to move more often, nor is it the right day to water and fertilize tomorrow。
To grow a dry, flowery old plant, to plant it in the fall, to give it a fixed, sun-oriented, draining position, and to give the rest time。
