Hydrangea is so watered in summer that pots are in full bloom and balconies are in full bloom.

Hydrangea, as a kind of ornamental plant that we are very familiar with, is very popular in the circle of planting enthusiasts, especially in today's summer, when the flowers bloom into balls and show their sprouts, they appear in many people's homes. So for Hydrangea itself, what watering problems need to be paid attention to in summer? So today, you might as well ask the editor to introduce you to some of these tips. If you have learned, then your hydrangea absolutely burst the pot, not into the sea of flowers, even if I lose!

The habit of hydrangea itself

In the final analysis, how to water a flower pot plant and what should be paid attention to in terms of frequency and dosage, in the final analysis, it should be skillfully analyzed according to the weather and the specific habits of the plant itself. Take hydrangea itself as an example, the warm, moist and semi-shady environment is most conducive to its growth, so we should also pay attention to watering.

In fact, the watering of hydrangea can be divided into two parts: "whole plant" and "leaf surface". In terms of the whole plant, considering the increasing demand for water of hydrangea in summer, the frequency of watering flowers should also be increased. Basically, you can hand over water once a day to keep the soil moist. Of course, you can also sprinkle some water on the clearing around the hydrangea, which helps to create a relatively humid growing environment. Of course, watering should also be careful and permeable, and waterlogging must not occur because of temporary negligence.

As for the leaf surface, the frequency is much slower. Generally use a spray can to spray water evenly on the branches and leaves of hydrangea once a week to ensure that its surface is moist. The best thing to do after watering the leaves is to transfer them to a cool and ventilated place and take shade measures. The reason for this is that the residual water droplets on the leaves are likely to burn the leaves in the sunlight, thus affecting the health and beauty of the plant.

The watering methods we mentioned above are mainly potted hydrangea planted on the balcony, and if your flowers are planted on the ground and are shaded by other tall plants, then you don't need to water them every day. You can observe the condition of hydrangea. If there are no symptoms of water shortage such as softening leaves, you don't need to be watered every day.

In addition, there is another situation that is often confused by us, that is, leaf wilting is not necessarily a sign of lack of water, it is very likely to be a phenomenon after sunlight exposure or a rise in temperature. We need to judge according to the specific situation. Instead of watering directly, it is very easy to cause rotting roots of plants. I hope everyone will pay more attention to it!