How to Care for Annual Flower Pots
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2017
- Miracle grow fertilizer: amzn.to/2qN2uFb
Have you ever wondered how to take care of the annual flowers you've planted in pots, planters or containers so they're as beautiful as were when you bought them? Have you wondered why your flowers in pots aren't looking healthy? Caring for flowers in pots and containers is easier than you think once you get the right information.
Catherine, Horticulturist with coloradoyardcare.com, discusses the four essential flower care practices to help your annual flower pots thrive all summer long. These methods work for caring for virtually any type of flower planted in a container or planter. You can care for your flowers at home like a pro with these tips! 
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I love your flowers mum
Thanks for the great tips!
Thank you! This helped a lot
So helpful thank you!!!
Great video. Thanks for the tips.
this video is HELPFUL
THANKS
Thank you!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH
I used to use miracle-gro years ago on my pots of annual's and yes you get great blooms but the problem is aphids. They are attracted to the high nitrogen content in miracle-gro. Now I feed my annuals with tomato feed once a week and the aphid problem has been solved.
great video! can you share a link for the flower scissors you showed??
We bring them home and 30 secs later it is already dead
Is there any place i can find a chart of flowers that describe if they are annual, common problems and how to correct them
I felt attacked in the first 30 seconds 😂 how does she know!?!?
Great video Catherine! I actually recently bought my first flowers (carnations) and I’m actually having quite a hard time! They seem to keep dying and I know that the pot drains well and that the soil stays at an appropriate level. I’ve also pruned off many dead flowers and bulbs and it seems like the plant keeps getting crispy tips and dying bulbs! I really have no clue what I’m doing wrong! I would really appreciate your input, and thanks for your time!
I am offering encouragement to keep trying. Now is the time to experiment and see what you can learn- even if you're not successful in the end. Seems like it could be consistency of watering, like maybe they're drying out too much perhaps?
Catherine Moravec thank you I’ll see if I can get more of a consistent schedule!
Thank you, I’m new to this, my Marigolds we’re looking really nice when I got them. The Sun finally came out and we had an 87 day, now most of them look burnt 🤷🏿♂️
Keep at it. The most experienced gardeners have killed thousands of plants and learned from it. You're just working on your green thumb.
I have flower pots that are 3.5 ft tall. We put 2 ft of gravel in the base and soil on top. The gravel was to ensure the pots didn't blow over in our gusty winds. We do not have holes on the bottom. My flowers are definitely struggling even tho I do all of the suggestions. Do you think the problem is that we don't have drainage holes?
It's definitely possible. It's very important that there's enough gas exchange so the roots have plenty of oxygen. Do you have other pots with drainage that are performing well? That might be a good way to test the theory.
Just curious: why have you stopped uploading videos?
Hi Jake, I just got busy and had to set some other priorities higher. I hope to do some more now that I have done more time.
I always burn my plants when i fertilize
My pot only has one big whole in the middle,?
That’s ok as long as it has at least one drainage hole. Any number is ok, but at least one is essential.