Sprayer flowers
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As spraying flowers, all plants are referred to in the general language, which does not succeed in absorbing water alone on the root system and is additionally instructed to spray with a nebulizer. In principle, all flowers can be described as sprayer flowers, whose home are the Mediterranean or generally maritime regions of the world, in which a humid ocean climate with an immense humidity prevails. For generations, the plants have adapted to these climatic conditions, so that they absorb a reduced amount of nutrients and water through the root system, relying instead on high humidity and settling water on leaves and stems. Sprayer flowers are therefore rather unsuitable for outdoor use in Central Europe and usually thrive only as indoor plants, if similar external conditions can be brought about as in the domestic environment. In addition to pleasantly high temperatures over all seasons, this is a rather moderate flowering of the potting soil or the granules, so that the plant is instead wetted with a sprayer. Breeding sprayer flowers is basically easy even for the layman, but many people make the mistake of overgrowing the plant. In this case, flowers rot quickly due to the unusable excess of water and can not be rescued.
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