How to water Dryopteris?

Dryopteris Dryopteris is a common potted plant in the family. It is named Dryopteris because its stem is slender and its color is like wire. Because of its fear of dryness and strong light, it must be placed in a place where there is no direct sunlight for maintenance. The secret of the green leaves of Dryopteris Dryopteris is that there is plenty of water, so you need to learn to water correctly in daily maintenance.

How to water Dryopteris correctly?

Dryopteris prefers moist soil and relatively humid air.

In spring, after the fern begins to grow, it should be watered more to keep the basin soil in a moist state, and sprinkle water around in time to increase air humidity.

At the end of spring and the beginning of summer, the temperature rises gradually, in addition to keeping the basin soil moist, the watering times should be increased.

In late autumn and winter, the temperature is relatively low, so keep the basin soil moist. Observe the situation of the basin soil at any time and do not let the surface of the basin soil turn white.

How often should the fern be watered?

During the growing period, you need to water once a day, and when it is hot in summer, you should water once a day in the morning and evening. At the same time, you should spray water to the leaf surface and the ground around the flowerpot to improve the air humidity, but it is not appropriate to spray too much water to the leaf surface so as not to lose its luster. Be careful not to water at noon when watering. Sprinkle more water at noon to increase the humidity of the air.

When watering, we should pay attention to avoid contaminating the leaf surface, otherwise it is easy to cause the leaf withered and yellow and affect the ornamental effect.

The frequency of watering also depends on the growth of the plant, normally watering once a day, the leaves will remain green. However, if the water supply is insufficient or the weather is dry, the leaves will turn yellow or curl scorched. At this time, it is necessary to replenish water in time, and the amount of water can be increased appropriately.

Tip: everyone's life is very busy green, sometimes it is difficult to water every day, and iron fern is also the most taboo basin soil when dry and wet, then how to do. In order to ensure the normal growth of Dryopteris Dryopteris, the potted plant can be placed on a wet sand table and properly added water to support it for 2-3 days.