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One of the essential factors for plants to grow well is watering. How to water flowers is a great knowledge, because water as an important part of flowers, the water content in the body usually needs to be maintained at more than 70% in order to ensure the normal activities of cells and maintain the vitality of flowers. Without enough water, the metabolic activities of flowers cannot be carried out normally. So how do you water flowers?

1. What kind of water is used for watering flowers in the family

Water for watering flowers is preferably neutral or slightly acidic. People commonly use river water, pond water, rainwater, tap water or well water. In these kinds of water, rainwater is the best, it contains more natural substances, is the most needed plants, followed by river water or pond water, nutrients, mild water, especially slightly yellow-green pond water is more containing a variety of nutrients. Unpolluted roadside gutter water is also very suitable for good water.

Second, do the water for watering flowers need to be dried

It is best to irrigate flowers with magnetized water, rainwater, river water, or pond water. As long as the water temperature is close to the temperature of the pot soil, it can be used to irrigate flowers at any time; in winter, it is necessary to put the watering water in the sun for a period of time, or add some warm water to make the temperature of the water and the temperature of the pot soil close. In addition, when watering flowers with tap water, it is best to use a small water tank or basin first, and then use it after 2 to 3 days in the sun, so that some harmful impurities in the water can be precipitated, and the substances contained in the water can also be oxidized and purified, so that the temperature of the water is not close to the temperature of the basin soil, not too cold or too hot.

Third, tea water can water flowers

Some flower growers often use tea water to irrigate flowers, thinking that this can increase nutrients to flowers and make flowers grow better; while some people think that this is not only beneficial to flowers, but will have certain damage, because tea contains a lot of alkaloids, they will affect the absorption of organic nutrients in the soil by flowers. Who is right and who is wrong? This problem should be discussed in a specific environment. If the leftover tea and tea leaves are not fermented and poured directly into the flowerpot, the fermentation of tea leaves will burn the plants. And the remaining tea contains theophylline, caffeine and other alkaloids, these alkaline substances, will destroy the organic matter in the soil, reduce soil fertility, harmful to plants. So what's the right way? Drink the rest of the tea can be collected with beverage bottles, it is best to separate tea and tea. Cover slightly and place in a warm place for fermentation. Use again for about a week. Most tea species, such as black tea, green tea, scented tea, oolong tea and other tea soup pH determination are weak acid, so for azalea, camellia, red maple, white peony, Milan, gardenia, pearl orchid, begonia, begonia, potted orange, cherry, five-needle pine, podocarpus and other plants like acidic soil is a good fertilizer, but for plants like alkaline soil, such as cacti, rose, Platycladus orientalis, etc. Do not use. Another point to note is that tea water may cause pests, and attention should be paid to pesticides after watering flowers with tea water.

The above is a few points about how to water flowers correctly, I hope to bring help to everyone, different flower species, watering frequency, how much water to be combined with specific circumstances, can not blindly water.