It is not easy to plant flowers and water them blindly. One pot is dead after another.

Whether a pot of flowers is good or not, the quality of watering is absolutely the key factor. If there is more water, there will be waterlogging, and if there is less water, there will be drought. It can be said that whether a flower grower is professional and whether he can continue to make progress depends on the level of his watering. In this respect, some old gardeners can even determine the frequency and water consumption of watering simply by observing the flowerpots and soil, so how on earth do they do it? Editor, through repeated courtesy, I finally pried open the mouth of a florist. Let's listen to what he has to say.

The old gardener pays attention to "look at the pots and look at the soil". The first is the material of the flowerpots, different materials, which have different water permeability, and the glazed ceramic pots and plastic pots have the worst water permeability. followed by pottery pots and earthen pots, to ask the best water permeability, that is definitely earthen pots and wooden pots.

We can water in accordance with this law, the better the water permeability, the more times and more water should be watered, after all, their water retention is slightly poor, and it is not easy to produce waterlogging, while those with a lot of water permeability can reduce the amount of water accordingly. What is special in this is the plastic basin, which can improve the air permeability by piercing holes in the basin wall, which is more flexible and changeable.

The second is to look at the size of the flowerpot, the flowerpot is small to accommodate the soil, the water storage is small, while the flowerpot is large, the soil capacity is more, and the water storage capacity is also increased accordingly. Therefore, if the bottom of the basin swims with the same outlet, generally speaking, the small basin always loses more water and dries faster than the big one. Because of this, if the same flowers are planted in pots of completely different sizes, small pots can be used more often, but less water can be watered each time, while larger pots are just the opposite.

After reading the basin, we continue to study the soil. In fact, the soil is also focused on two points. The sandy soil has the advantages of coarse texture, fast seepage, weak water holding capacity and easy to dry, so the watering times should be increased appropriately; the watering times of heavy soil should be reduced appropriately, and the amount of watering can be increased as appropriate.

Look at the color, the soil water content is different, the color is different. If the soil starts to turn white, light and hard, it should be watered, and the watering should be a little larger.