寒波、雪後のひと手間で春の花数が変わる！😀雪後のお手入れ✂✂✂ Care after the snow piles up for abundant spring blooms🌸

It's snowing a lot. It's piled up all at once. I'm wearing a raincoat, but I don't know if it will help. The plants I put under the snow are also covered in snow. It's snowing like this. I put plastic wrap on Taniguchan in a hurry. I feel like the snow has passed. I forgot to plant Strobilantis. It looks pretty bad. It's alive for now, but it will freeze again tonight. I don't know how long I can stand it. The flowers are about to bloom. I should have covered it with a non-woven fabric. The non-woven fabric is also piled up. I'm going to remove the snow from now on. Clematis, which I pruned the other day, is also under the snow. Hopsi is also piled up with snow and seems to be heavy. This is Alstroemeria. Oh, poor thing. The upper leaves are about to melt. Even if the upper leaves melt, I think Clematis will survive. This is Saphinia. I put it outside, so I don't know if it will survive. I think it will come out of the ground in spring. The Calibrachoa slit is also covered with snow. I'm going to remove the snow a little bit. I think it's going to break. I'm going to remove the snow a little bit. It's going to break. I think it was more damaged this morning than when it snowed. This is where the non-woven fabric was piled up. This is where the non-woven fabric was not enough and could not be piled up. Oh, poor thing. Usually, the snow melts the next day. This year, the snow piled up on top of the snow piled up the day before yesterday. This time, the snow is quite heavy, so I'm a little worried. Oh, poor thing. In such a case, it is often broken by snow. I paid for it last night, but it's still piled up like this. The adenansus and rotonia are likely to break. The chattotail is also under the snow. I want to wait for the snow to melt as much as possible, so I'll wait for it to melt naturally. There's still a little bit of snow left. When I removed the non-woven fabric, the stock broke into pieces. It's a poor thing. What kind of bird is this? It's very lively. It may be difficult to hear the sound. Please listen with the sound of the birds. There are a lot of birds. It will be a big crowd during the day. Among the pieces of stock that broke into pieces, the one that hasn't changed its face color at all is this varota. Silver leaf varota. It's very strong against the cold. In Turkey, the south is the Mediterranean, and the top is the Black Sea. Varota lives in dry areas. As long as the water is good, it can grow freely in Kansai. The goldfish also collapsed due to the weight of the snow, but they are fine. And I can see a lot of chattotail everywhere. I think it's probably the Nemophila that was planted last year. I'm so embarrassed that I might step on it by mistake. Nemesia is also broken, but it seems to be fine. It's okay for the cold. And the silver leaf varota is also okay. Nemophila is also pressed from above due to the weight of the snow, but it seems to be okay. The white sage is also heavily damaged, but it seems to be okay. And the seeds of Serintha, which were planted last year, are spilling out and coming out. This was also under the snow, and there was no malnutrition, but it seems to be okay. Speaking of which, the aquarium exploded. It was my own aquarium, so it probably exploded here. I'm stopping the original line here now. So I have to do this again. I'll plant it for the ones that are about to collapse due to a slight cold. I'll cut the Nemesia. Nemesia also has more buds, so I think it's okay to cut it. If I cut all the buds now when it's cold, it won't bloom at all until spring. So I'm leaving the buds that are a little swollen now. I think it's okay to cut the goldfish layer once because it's gone. I don't have anything now, so I'll leave it as it is. I'd like to cut it again when the surroundings are lively. I'm going to plant a little bad flowers. I don't usually do it. I'll try to plant it. I usually do it by hand, not scissors. My hands are faster. The vintage stock was a little thicker. It's only at the tip that it breaks. This variety is not broken, so I cut it on top of it because I can see a lot of the next flower. I think it's better to cut it in April and then cut it today. I cut it on top of the slightly colored flowers I can see now. I cut the one that was falling down like this. If it falls down again, it will be fatal again. I don't think the buds will come up for a while, but I cut it a lot. I held down the stock again and repotted it firmly. Wakoba is strong against the cold. It was under the snow, but the green below seems to be okay. There are still days of strong frost, so I'll leave the top. This is the end of the maintenance. I think it will calm down a little bit later. Next time, when it's March, I'd like to put Ultraman on the stock again. It's spring's number one Aburamushi Yobao. Cecily Flora's flowers have turned a little brown. The others seem to be okay. Anemone is taking a break now. I think it will come up again. Nemesia is cut once. I think Stonobilanthus is still alive, but I'll cut the tip a little. When strong frost comes again, I'll leave the top for frost protection. There is little damage. I think you can enjoy it at home even if it breaks because it will last a long time even if it is a cut flower. This time, I tried to match Stonobilanthus and Stonobilanthus. Ayabitch, which was under the snow, seems to be safe. It was good. As expected, the mint bush was cold. It's shaking like this. I won't go back here, so I'll cut the top. Margaret is holding on somehow, so I'll cut only the flowers that have turned a little brown. When it gets a little warmer, I'd like to add fertilizer. The plants of Stonobilanthus are also easy to get oil bugs, so in March, when there are no oil bugs yet, I will wrap the Stonobilanthus around the stem for prevention. Now it looks a little better. What I'm worried about is that this area is a little brown, and it might be a disease, so I'll spray this early. Stonobilanthus is like this, and the top is yellow and melting. I think there will be a little colder day, so I'll leave the top as it is. In March, if it doesn't get any worse, I'll cut the top again and add fertilizer. There are a lot of nemophila that I planted last year. I don't know the color because it's a seed, but the one I planted last year is white. There are a lot of them on the edge. It's about 5 or 6 o'clock, and there are few days when the weather is good, and there are almost no days when the weather is good. I have a purple garden this year, but I couldn't find a purple one, so I bought a pink one. I'm going to plant this in my garden. And this is Euphorbia's Prostate Flame. It's a very spring-like color. I'm going to match it like this. Thank you for watching. See you in the next video.