- The temperatures they prefer most flowers are spring temperatures, ie between 18 and 22 degrees Celsius.
- If you use clay pots or planters to transplant your plants, be sure to immerse them in water for two days, so as not to absorb moisture from the soil.
- Avoid placing indoor plants in the kitchen, near radiators or air conditioners, next to the refrigerator or near open doors and windows to prevent hot or cold air currents that are harmful to your plants.
- You often dig the surface of the soil to create better ventilation conditions in it.
- The yellowing of the leaves on the plants, is an indication that there is a lack of nutrients. Fertilize your plants with organic fertilizers.
- Do not work in your garden when the leaves are wet to prevent the spread of disease from one plant to another.
- Always wear gloves during gardening and keep garden tools clean and tidy after gardening.
- To keep the hanging plants in good condition, it is recommended to spray the leaves and their shoots with water. Spraying is also recommended on newly transplanted species.
- The various stones contribute to the aesthetics of any flower bed, while the wall of wooden sticks helps to limit the growth of plants.
- With the coming of autumn Pansies, menexedes, chrysanthemums, calendula and cyclamen are considered ideal plants for planting to give beautiful color combinations in your garden.
- In winter we can plant flowers such as anemones, Alexandrians, camellias and crocuses.
- The roses are transplanted in a pot 3 times larger than the one we bought. Respectively the same applies to our garden, the hole must be three times the diameter of the pot we had.
- Το γεράνι απωθεί τα σκαθάρια from your plants.
- If you want to keep your flowers in the vase, for more time pour into the water per liter of water, a teaspoon of sugar and or 3 drops of alcohol, or 3 drops of chlorine, or 1 teaspoon of lemon.
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